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Cozumel's only city (really, a large town) is San Miguel, surrounding a natural port with easy access to the mainland, which has been used since the Mayan era at least. As in most traditional Mexican ... Read more
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SAN ANTONIO — Tony Parker's strained right hamstring is progressing well, but the All-Star Spurs guard said Saturday that playing through the pain bears a risk of re-injury that would see him sidelined if the stakes weren't so high.
"My hamstring can tear any time now," Parker said, one day before Game 5 of the Finals against the Heat tips off on Sunday night. "If it was the regular season, I would be resting like 10 days. But now it's the NBA Finals. If it gets a tear, it's life."
So far, Parker is tear-free, and there haven't been any setbacks during the two days off between Game 4 on Thursday and Game 5. Parker was able to shoot jumpers with his teammates during a portion of Saturday's practice that was open to the media.
"It feels good, it feels good," Parker said of his hamstring. "I feel like I'm getting stronger with it. My goal is to be close to 100 percent by [Sunday]."
The injury, sustained during San Antonio's Game 3 victory, required an MRI on Wednesday. The test revealed that Parker had suffered a Grade-1 strain, the lowest level of injury, and that he hadn't suffered any additional damage. Parker sat out practice on Wednesday and told reporters he wasn't sure whether he was going to play in Game 4 on Thursday, and he was officially listed as day-to-day. After shootaround on Thursday morning, Parker committed to playing in Game 4.
In a 109-93 loss to the Heat in Game 4, Parker finished with 15 points (on 7-for-16 shooting), nine assists and four rebounds in 32 minutes, but he went scoreless in the second half as Miami pulled away. After the game, Parker acknowledged that the injury had limited him, particularly in the second half.
"It was kind of weak," Parker said on Thursday. "I didn't know what to expect. The first three or four minutes I was testing it and the first half, it felt OK. The second half, I think I got fatigued a little bit. Overall, I'm just happy I didn't make it worse. That was the goal, to try to not get hurt."
The Spurs and Heat are tied at two games apiece as they enter Game 5, which will be played at San Antonio's AT&T Center. The series will then shift to Miami's American Airlines Arena for Game 6 on Tuesday and, if necessary, Game 7 on Thursday.
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich has maintained since Thursday that Parker will be ready and available.
"He's fine," Popovich said Saturday, without elaborating.
Parker, 31, led the Spurs in both points and assists this season. He is averaging 20.9 points and 7.2 assists during the 2013 playoffs.


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- Enteritis
- Granulomatous colitis
- Granulomatous enteritis
- Ileitis
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Location: Froedtert and Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI
Description: The aim of this NIH workshop is to break the stalemate and facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration by creating functional clinical research teams on the national level who can then create a momentum for progress in this area of substantial unmet need and high promise. The CIBMTR infrastructure, which is currently cancer-focused, can be easily adapted to collect AID-specific data


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Infiniti QX56 vs. Jeep Wrangler Rubicon vs. Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon
Since 1974, Four Wheeler of the Year has been an annual tradition in the pages of this magazine, appearing on a regular basis for nearly 40 years of our 50-year existence. It is our annual roundup of what vehicles are new in the four-wheel drive market and it gives us a great reason to head out to the dirt for a week of wheeling.
In order to be eligible for Four Wheeler of the Year each vehicle is required to be all-new or substantially-revised from the previous year, have a two-speed transfer case, have a production run of at least 1,500 vehicles available in the U.S., and must be on sale by January 15, 2011. We score each of the vehicles based on an extensive testing criteria of five weighted categories that include Trail Performance (30%), Empirical (25%), On Pavement (20%), Interior (15%), and Exterior (10%).
For 2012 our eligible field included the Infiniti QX56 (which was redesigned last year, but not available in time for our test), the Jeep Wrangler, the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, and the Dodge Durango. Unfortunately, Dodge declined our invitation leaving our field at just three.
This year's test took our three competitors on 1,000 miles of diverse terrain and pavement to get a feel for how these vehicles perform under all conditions. During the week, our seven judges rotated in and out of vehicles at a regular clip, filled out comment sheets, and judged the field based on their experiences, resulting in the outcome you'll read here.
The Field
Potentially the most intriguing vehicle in our test this year was the $75,340 Infiniti QX56. While it may seem slightly out of place in this competition, the Infiniti has the pedigree to back up its admission. No longer based on the Titan/Armada F-Alpha platform, the new QX56 is now based on the much-heralded overseas Nissan Patrol. The QX56 features a body-on-frame chassis and all-independent suspension with computer-controlled All-Mode 4WD. Nissan's excellent VK56VD direct injection 5.6L DOHC V-8 with 400hp and 413 lb-ft of torque, backed by a seven-speed automatic transmission with rev-matching downshift capability, powers the big SUV. In the rest of the world, and now in the U.S., the Patrol/QX56 is direct competition for the Toyota Land Cruiser, giving us lofty expectations of vehicular capabilities.
Our next entry, the tried-and-trued Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, came in with an as-tested price of $32,900, quite the bargain in our eyes when you start to consider the level of equipment. In addition to the Rubicon package, which adds 32-inch BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain tires, Dana 44 front and rear axles with driver-selectable electric lockers, an electronically disconnecting front sway bar, rocker protection, monotube shocks, 4.10 gearing, a 4:1 transfer case and full skidplating, our Rubicon featured Chrysler's new 3.6L Pentastar V-6 with 285hp and 260 lb-ft of torque teamed with the NSG 370 six-speed manual transmission.
Lastly, our test included the $37,555 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. Packed with all of the features of our two-door, the Unlimited adds 20-inches of wheelbase and a pair of rear doors to the Wrangler package. Wanting to round out our Wrangler experience, we requested that our Unlimited be equipped with Jeep's new W5A580 five-speed automatic transmission.
Instrument Testing
On our first day of testing, we took our trio to Off Road Evolution in Fullerton, California, to borrow a couple of hoists and a 30-degree RTI ramp, allowing us to get up close and personal with the underbellies of these machines. Surprisingly, the Infiniti was completely unprotected underneath, making us wonder if "skidplate" was lost in translation from the overseas model to the U.S.-spec version. Not surprisingly, both Jeeps had almost complete coverage of the vitals with appropriate sheets of steel, however, both Wranglers lacked true protection for the vulnerable new exhaust trumpets, oil pans (although they are tucked pretty high up), and transmissions. More susceptible to damage than the manual, the automatic features a crash bar that offers at least some sort of protective ability.
On the ramp travel test, the Wrangler bested the Wrangler Unlimited and QX56 by driving an impressive 57.5 inches up a 30-degree ramp, earning a score of 526. This, of course, was with the electronic sway bar system disconnected. The Wrangler Unlimited wasn't far behind with a distance of 50.5 inches and score of 495. The QX, with a fairly shallow approach angle did its best to just get on the ramp before traveling 41-inches for a score of 338.
From the shop, we headed out to the former El Toro Marine Base in Orange County, California. With wide, abandoned runways, we were able to do all of our acceleration and braking tests. It was here that we could finally open these SUVs up and get a sense for what the individual powertrains and binders were capable of.
The fastest in the test by far was the Infiniti. It felt like a rocket and was a blast to drive, pun intended. The 5.6L is a power-happy mill that is managed by a perfectly shifting automatic meant for fast, seamless power delivery. At one point, we used the empty runway to our advantage and kept the pedal pinned well past the quarter mile marker. We can tell you that at over 120 mph the Infiniti, smooth enough to give the sensation of flight, was still pulling hard and far from running out of breath. It knocked off 0-60 in only 6.85 seconds, exploding through the quarter in 15.38 seconds with a trap speed of 92.99 miles per hour, one of the quickest (and fastest) runs we've ever recorded. The engine sounds incredible, the trans shifts were barely perceptible, yet encased in a relative seclusion, we were pushed back in our creamy leather thrones, somewhat isolated from the mechanical doings, as if riding the tip of a Delta 4 at lift off.
If not for the Infiniti's display of motorized flex, the Jeeps would have been the talk of the town. The manual Wrangler, happy to chirp Second gear, was able to hit 60 in an impressive 7.90 seconds and cross the quarter mile in 16.11 seconds at an incredulous 85.1 mph. To show just how good this new engine is, that is not only within sniffing distance of the Infiniti, but it pummels the time of our previous automatic-equipped '07 Wrangler Rubicon by a full 4.1 seconds to 60, and 2.56 seconds through the quarter with a more than 10 mph faster trap speed.
The same story held true for the automatic Wrangler Unlimited, which absolutely buried the numbers set forth by our automatic-equipped '07 Wrangler Unlimited. Compare our run of 8.67 seconds 0-60 and 16.67 in the quarter at 80.5 mph with the 13.08 second to 60 and the 19.26 seconds at 72.35 mph and it is clear that the 3.6L is more than a gratuitous engine upgrade. This engine, regardless of the transmission, is transforming, making the Wrangler fun to drive and, dare we say, quick in the real world.
Before wrapping up our day on the runway, we put the trucks through our normal 60-0 braking tests. Once again, it was the 5,850-pound Infiniti that beat the field. As if it had thrust reversers and an arrestor hook, the Infiniti ground down to 0 mph in only 127.06 feet – again, one of the shortest distance we've ever recorded. The 4,132-pound Wrangler was able to haul itself down in 146.12 feet, while the 400-pound-heavier Wrangler Unlimited nearly matched its little brother with a feat of just 146.74 feet.
Fuel economy fell in line with expectations from lightest V-6 to heaviest V-8. Over the course of 1,000 miles and a mix of terrain, the Wrangler achieved the best fuel economy at 15.23 mpg, followed by the Wrangler Unlimited with 14.86 mpg, and the Infiniti rounding out the group with an observed fuel economy number of 13.55 mpg.
3rd Place: Infiniti QX56
What's Hot:
Impressive engine and trans, technology-packed, coddling interior
What's Not: Expensive, no underbody protection, vulnerable tires
Our Take:
A luxurious vehicle that isn't our first choice for an off-pavement excursion
From the Logbook:
- "Seats fold flat, but center console doesn't."
- "Engine sounds great at 6,000 rpm."
- "More technology than an iPhone – is that possible?"
- "Creamy."
- "Flat tire. Couldn't see that one coming."
- "It only feels long when compared to the two-door. Compared to everything else, it fits the trail perfectly."


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Mary Cortese, director
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@yerboyfloyd I believe Mizzou thinking that most the kids are going to end up at A&M now out of that state but you have to keep a base there. I don't think trying to recruit FL,GA or any other southern state will pay off but. I do understand that you have to make your presence known around the south since you all are in the league now. I don't believe Mizzou can come down here and steal a top notch kid(s). I think Mizzou should really work on keeping their DGBs type guys home and put players like him on the field. i was shocked when I saw a Mizzou game on TV and he was sitting on the sidelines. He would have been on the field anywhere else!
With summer upon us and fall moving quickly — too quickly — toward us, we're starting to get plenty of "fall preview" questions when we appear on radio talkshows across the Southeast. Having answered the question, "What intrigues you about School X" umpteen times already, we thought it might be a good time to put all of the topics that most interest us together in one or two posts.
Below you'll find our look at the SEC East and the seven questions — one per team — that we look forward to having answered in the fall…
Can offensive coordinator Brent Pease and head coach Will Muschamp put enough skill position talent around quarterback Jeff Driskel to make him successful? Driskel showed flashes of dual-threat abilities last season, but the Gator offense continued to slump, just as has since Tim Tebow departed Gainesville. It's time some of those hotly-recruited tailbacks and receivers on the Gator roster stepped up and gave the Gator QB some help. Driskel needs some help from someone.
Can defensive coordinator Todd Grantham get enough out of a rebuilt defense for UGA to capture another East Division crown? With so many parts returning on offense, it's expected the Bulldogs will be able to put up points a'plenty. But can they stop the league's other teams from putting up points on them? UGA ranked 4th in the SEC in scoring defense (against conference foes) last season. To reach Atlanta again, Grantham and crew will probably need to have similar success… and his crew will feature a lot of new faces.
How will offensive coordinator Neal Brown's "Air Raid" offense mesh with head coach Mark Stoops' defensive background? Stoops has talked about creating a Florida State-type strong defense in Lexington. Brown's throw-it-all-over system — a throwback to his days at UK under Hal Mumme — actually has Wildcat fans excited for football season. Now, we don't expect everything to come together in Year One, obviously, but will they start to come together at all? Check the stats and you'll find that pass-happy, up-tempo offenses are rarely paired with tough-as-nails defenses. Maybe it's because those defenses don't get enough rest between series or perhaps it's because there's no smashmouth offense to go against in practice, but it's rare to see a pass-first team sport a brickwall defense. (Example: Bobby Petrino's teams at Arkansas.)
Can quarterback James Franklin help save Gary Pinkel's job? Pinkel's seat — judging by fan/booster chatter — is getting pretty warm. Possibly warmer than any other seat in the SEC. We think that's a bit rash considering how much success he's brought to Mizzou football, but "next level" talk is simply a fact of life for every coach. In this case, Pinkel will be best served if his dual-threat QB Franklin can return to 2011 form and that includes staying healthy. The irony is that Pinkel — whether he'll admit it or not — actually tossed Franklin under the bus last year for not taking a pain-killer shot before the Tigers' game at Arizona State. Now Pinkel needs his veteran quarterback to have his back. Coaches on hot seats don't like turning things over to unproven signal-callers.
South Carolina
Can the Gamecocks replace Marcus Lattimore? Steve Spurrier will go down as one of the legends of the SEC because of his ability to reinvent himself in Columbia. Gone are the days of his Fun n' Gun offense from Florida. Now, the Ol' Ball Coach wins with defense and a running game. But the biggest part of that run game the last two years has been Lattimore. Without him, younger backs will need to step up and carry the load and Spurrier's quarterbacks will need to further develop as passers.
Will the Volunteers who've so bought into Butch Jones' system still be showing fight come November? The new Tennessee coach has won over fans and past lettermen since arriving from Cincinnati last December. More importantly, all accounts suggest his players are buying into his system. But between September 14th and October 26th the Vols will play five squads that won 11 or more games last season (Oregon, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama). For a thin team without a proven quarterback, that looks pretty darned bad on paper. If it's bad in reality, how long will UT's players fight the good fight for Jones during his first season?
Can James Franklin keep on keepin' on? That might be the simplest, most obvious question of the bunch. He's recruited well. He's taken Vandy to back-to-back bowls. He's even brought the Commodores their first nine-win season since the Earth cooled. But this year's schedule will be a bit tougher as Vandy draws Texas A&M as its West Division foe (along with permanent rival Ole Miss). Florida, Georgia and South Carolina are all on the schedule. Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee will all be hoping for improvement. If Franklin takes VU to another bowl game this year, the verdict will be in — he'll have truly turned Vanderbilt into something it hasn't been in a century. A football school.
You can find our breakdown of the seven SEC West questions we want answered by clicking right here.


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Teach English Abroad
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ITTO -International Teacher Training Organization- is part of a network of teacher training and language institutes dedicated to providing professional quality, highly practical TEFL/ TESL/ TESOL Certificate Courses where participants develop their teaching skills through a combination of morning input sessions and afternoon teaching practices.
Becoming qualified to Teach English as a Foreign or Second Language with ITTO involves an exciting and rewarding 4-week program which develops the necessary skills, confidence, and ability to teach EFL/ESL effectively...
Guadadalajara is known to many as the Pearl of the West. The city was established in 1533. The purpose of the initial establishment was to secure the recent conquests made by the Spanish Conquistadors and to provide defense against still-hostile natives, which were very fierce warriors whose demise was only contributed to their lack of gun powder based weaponry. In 1542, records indicate that 126 people were living in Guadalajara, and in the same year, the status of city was conferred by the Spanish king.
Guadalajara is one of the cities that boast the most well preserved Historic Downtown Areas in Latin America where travelers can witness the progressive evolution of not just the region but the entire country thanks to the buildings that adorn the landscape. For example; you will be able to see the astonishing architectonic jewels of the Catholic Church as well as the lavishing government palaces that served as the administrative neurological center for the Spanish crowne in the new world. In these buildings you will also see breathtaking murals that project the patriotism of the independence movement as well as the furious political sentiment of the revolution and strive for social equality of the workers' movement. You can rest assured that Guadalajara is not one of those places that only basks in the glory of its past but rather prides itself of its current prosperity and even brighter future.
The city has hosted several important international events, such as the first Iberoamerican Summit in 1991, the Third Summit of Heads of State and Governments from Latin America, the Caribbean and the European Union in 2004, the International Promoters of Culture Summit in 2005, and will be the host city of the 2011 Pan American Games. It was also named the American Capital of Culture as well as Educator City due to the high quality and volume of universities by the Organization of American States in 2005 and the first Smart City in Mexico due to its use of technology in development.
In a 2007 research of the FDi magazine Guadalajara was the highest ranking major Mexican city having the second strongest economic potential of any major North American city and only Chicago scored more highly for sheer economic potential, in the same research was considered the "city of the future" due to its youthful population, low unemployment and large number of recent foreign investment deals, it was also found the third most business friendly city in all of North America.
Chicago is the largest city in the US state of Illinois and the third most populous city in the United States. Chicago was incorporated as a town in 1837, near a portage between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River watershed. Today, the city retains its status as a major hub for industry, telecommunications and infrastructure, with O'Hare International Airport being the second busiest airport in the world in terms of traffic movements.
The city's notoriety has found expression in numerous forms of popular culture, including novels, plays, movies, songs, various types of journals (for example, sports, entertainment, business, trade, and academic), and the news media. Chicago has many nicknames, which reflect the impressions and opinions about historical and contemporary Chicago.
New York is the most populous city in the United States and one of the most populous metropolitan areas in the world. New York exerts a significant impact upon global commerce, finance, media, art, fashion, research, technology, education, and entertainment. The home of the United Nations Headquarters, New York is an important center for international affairs and is widely deemed the cultural capital of the world.
Many districts and landmarks in New York City have become well known to its approximately 50 million annual visitors. Times Square, iconified as "The Crossroads of the World", is the brightly illuminated hub of the Broadway theater district, one of the world's busiest pedestrian intersections, and a major center of the world's entertainment industry. The city hosts many world renowned bridges, skyscrapers, and parks. New York City's financial district, anchored by Wall Street in Lower Manhattan, functions as the financial capital of the world and is home to the New York Stock Exchange, the world's largest stock exchange by total market capitalization of its listed companies. Unlike most global rapid transit systems, the New York City Subway provides 24/7 service. Numerous colleges and universities are located in New York, including Columbia University, New York University, and Rockefeller University, which are ranked among the top 50 in the world. As many as 800 languages are spoken in New York, making it the most linguistically diverse city in the world.
New York traces its roots to its 1624 founding as a trading post by colonists of the Dutch Republic, and was named New Amsterdam in 1626. The city and its surrounds came under English control in 1664 and were renamed New York after King Charles II of England granted the lands to his brother, the Duke of York. New York served as the capital of the United States from 1785 until 1790. It has been the country's largest city since 1790. Located on one of the world's largest natural harbors, New York City consists of five boroughs which were consolidated in 1898: The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island.
Due to popular demand, ITTO now offers this sought after certification for English language teaching to adults from Cambridge University in Miami. The CELTA program is an excellent choice for those who are looking to teach in Europe or the Middle East, although this certification can be used worldwide. Commonly referred to as the American Riviera, Miami Beach is an island situated adjacent to the City of Miami, connected by bridges and roads (it's the cool part of Miami). The Island is home to some of the world's most famous movie stars and athletes and known for its year round sunny beaches, great shopping, world famous clubs, restaurants and entertainment. Beyond the radiant sun, surf and sand, Miami Beach is home to a rich history as an entertainment and cultural destination. From world-famous Art Deco architecture to renowned nightclubs to designer fashions, there is so much going on in Miami Beach, it will take you weeks to cover this tiny island! Below is a list of some cool things you can do while you're in Miami Beach. Sorry…there is only one season in Miami Beach - SUMMER!
Toronto is a vibrant city filled with excitement and wonder; a place where you can experience true multiculturalism and meet new friends from all over the world. As Canada's largest city and the world's most cosmopolitan centre, Toronto has been voted, time and time again, as one of the best cities in which to live. It has world renowned restaurants and some of North America's most famous landmarks such as the one-hour-away Niagara Falls. There is something for everyone in Toronto. The school's founding philosophy is to offer high quality English programs in a warm and comfortable atmosphere for the traveling students. What has been known as the Blake Mansion since 1872 is now home to the head office and The School in Toronto. Since 1872, this historic building has been home to the second Premier of Ontario, among other influential heads of state. From 1985 to very recently, the building served as the Humewood Art Gallery. Today, this magnificent Victorian architectural masterpiece is a government of Canada Heritage Site, and is where International students study English or train to become certified English teachers. It is located right downtown and is walking distance to Wellesley subway station, the famous Eaton's Centre and 10 minutes to the CN Tower on the subway.
Located in the south eastern Andes Mountains, Cusco rests at an altitude of 3,400 meters above sea level (11,000 feet). Cusco is the historic capital of the Inca Empire and is the gateway to the sanctuary-city of Machu Picchu. Indeed, Cusco is one of the most spectacular highlights of South America. Despite its remote location and historical significance Cusco is not a small mountain village. In fact, Cusco is a very cosmopolitan city with a population of 400,000.
As the tourism mecca of Peru; Cusco is the most popular tourism stop-over in the region, with more than 600,000 international visitors per year. However, Cusco is one of those rare places able to preserve its unique identity despite its prominence of international tourism remaining impervious to external influence and true to their national heritage. Stately and historic, with stone streets and buildings that are built on Incan foundations laid down more than nine centuries ago, the city buzzes with energy. Once the religious, political, military, and cultural center of the Inca Empire, today Cusco thrives as one of the most vibrant and historically significant cities in South America.
The city is also considerably safe. Our trainees are able to walk around freely without worrying too much about their safety. Nevertheless, as it is with all cities around the world; you wish to use common sense and precautions. Taking your course is Cusco, Peru will prove to be an incredible experience and an excellent place to begin a teaching career.
ITTO offers courses in Manuel Antonio Beach, Costa Rica. Other programs fall short and simply do not count with the experience we do or can not offer all the extra features we do.
Because Costa Rica is one of the most politically, socially, and economically stable countries in Latin America and counts with a great demand for English teachers and is strategically located to catapult from to any other country in Latin America after your graduation to teach EFL.
The population of Costa Rica is just over 4.5 million, which is small in contrast to other Latin American countries. The climate in the mountainous areas of the country is spring-like year round with temperatures ranging from 60F to 79F. The coast boasts much warmer temperatures ranging from 70F to 86F. The dry season is from late December through April and the rainy season encompasses the rest of the year. The people are homogenous in terms of descendants; coming from mainly European backgrounds. The economy is strong, as recent business initiatives have drawn it away from natural resources exports as more technology based corporations are developing. Unemployment is very low estimated at approximately 6.6%.
Costa Rica has a reputation and history of providing its people with a strong social welfare system and for negotiating peaceful resolutions to political disputes. The government maintains very high educational standards.
Samara Beach is located in the province of Guanacaste, one of the largest provinces in Costa Rica. Guanacaste's lush countryside, beaches and rich culture make it an exceptional region for travel and study. The school has a beautiful campus and offers fully equipped air-conditioned rooms. On the weekends trainees can enjoy local surf contests, music concerts, bonfires and a variety of delicious international restaurants. Trainees can also snorkel, take surf lessons, swim or boat to Isla (Island) Chora, go horseback riding, bike ride and bask in the sun on the white sandy shores of Samara, and other local beaches. The campus in Playa Samara is a cozy, little beach village, perfect to soak up beach life and sun in an unhurried atmosphere. It is located on the shore of an idyllic pale sand beach, fringed by coconut palms. The shallow waters of the large half moon bay are protected by a coral reef which makes swimming a delight.
La Antigua Guatemala (commonly referred to as just Antigua or La Antigua) is a city in the central highlands of Guatemala famous for its well-preserved Spanish Mudéjar-influenced Baroque architecture as well as a number of spectacular ruins of colonial churches. It has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Teaching in this destination provides a window into a time which seems to be frozen in time. According to the 2007 census, the city has some 34,685 inhabitants. La Antigua Guatemala means the "Old Guatemala" and was the third capital of Guatemala.
La Antigua is noted for its very intricate religious "fiestas" during Lent, leading up to Easter. Each Sunday in Lent, one of the local parishes sponsor a Procession through the streets of Antigua. Elaborate and beautiful artistic carpets predominantly made of dyed sawdust, flowers and even fruits adorn the processions' path with multitudes of crowds parading behind them.
Due to its popularity amongst tourists and its very well developed tourism infrastructure which means that it provides visitors with great commodity and activities. Antigua also holds a sizeable retirement community from the US as well as Europe as its colonial charm has appealed to many visitors who have crossed paths with this enchanting town.
Buenos Aires is Argentina's largest metropolitan area with a population of roughly 13 million, mostly of European heritage. Argentina has a rich historical memory of a past era of wealth and some turbulent times. Buenos Aires has many monuments, museums, opera houses, and of course, the graves of their beloved Eva Peron (Evita) and the most famous tango singer Carlos Gardel. If you visit Buenos Aires you must watch a live tango show! Buenos Aires is a stunning city filled with French Colonial architecture and giant sycamore trees.
Situated on the River Vltava in central Bohemia, Prague has been the political, cultural, and economic center of the Czech state for more than 1100 years. This location is home of many world class museums, including the National Museum, the Jewish Museum, the Alfons Mucha Museum, the African-Prague Museum, the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Náprstek Museum, the Josef Sudek Gallery, the National Library and the National Gallery. The city is home to about 2.3 million people.
Since 1992, the historic centre of Prague has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites, making the city one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, receiving more than 4.1 million international visitors annually. Prague has been named as a top-tier nexus city for innovation across multiple sectors of the global innovation economy, placing 29th globally out of 289 cities, ahead of Brussels and Helsinki for innovation in 2010 in 2thinknow annual analysts Innovation Cities Index. This means, that Prague not only had a glorious past but presents a bright future as well.
It is quite easy to find a beautiful place to live and a supportive work environment. The majority of graduates find employment within two weeks of graduation. As far as what your work week will be like, it all depends on how interested you are in teaching. Most people agree that living in Prague is less hectic than in other major city in Europe,
Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain after Madrid, and the capital of Catalonia, with a population of 1,621,537). It is Europe's largest metropolis on the Mediterranean coast, located between the mouths of the rivers Llobregat and Besos and is bounded to the west by the Serra de Collserola ridge. It is an ideal place to obtain your certificate, as there are plenty of opportunities to remain in the city and teach after graduation.
Founded as a Roman city, Barcelona became the capital of the Counts of Barcelona. After merging with the Kingdom of Aragon, Barcelona became one of the most important cities of the Crown of Aragon. Besieged several times during its history, Barcelona is today an important cultural centre and a major tourist destination and has a rich cultural heritage. Particularly renowned are architectural works of Antoni Gaudí and Lluís Doménech i Montaner that have been designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The city is well known in recent times for the 1992 Summer Olympics. The headquarters of the Union for the Mediterranean is located in Barcelona.
Barcelona is today one of the world's leading tourist, economic, trade fair/exhibitions and cultural-sports centres, and its influences in commerce, education, entertainment, media, fashion, science, and the arts all contribute to its status as one of the world's major global cities. Indeed, it is a major economic centre and a growing financial centre. Barcelona is the 16th-most-visited city in the world and 4th most visited in Europe after Paris, London, and Rome, with several million tourists every year. Barcelona is the 16th most "livable city" in the world according to lifestyle magazine Monocle. Also, the city is Europe's 4th best business city and fastest improving European city, with growing improved by 17% per year.
Italy is rich in history, culture and tradition; it is no coincidence that Italy is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. From the impressive art and architecture of Florence and Rome, to the abundant landscapes and panoramas of the countryside, one could easily
spend a lifetime in Italy. Teaching English gives you the opportunity to immerse yourself in this exciting region the way that most tourists can only vision about.
Phuket is one of the southern provinces of Thailand. Neighboring provinces are (from north clockwise) Phang Nga and Krabi, but as Phuket is an island it has no land boundaries.
Since the 1980s, the sandy beaches on the western coast of the island have been heavily developed into tourist centers, with Patong, Karon and Kata being the most popular ones. Since the 2004 Tsunami, all damaged buildings and attractions have been restored. Phuket is currently going through an intensive period of leisure urbanization with many new hotels, apartments and houses under construction. In July 2005, Phuket was voted one of the World's Top 5 retirement destinations by the acclaimed Fortune Magazine. There are thousands of expatriates living in Phuket, many of them retirees.
The training center is centrally located in Patong with easy access to shopping, restaurants and night life venues. It is just a two-minute walk from Thailand's famous Patong beach in Phuket.
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Escritura y Diferencias
September is a special month to me. It's the month I started this blog last year, and though my husband and I met each other at the end of August all those years ago, September is when we became novios. And so today has me thinking about the early days, when we were new to each other, and I was still discovering all the little things about him that endeared him to me…
I first noticed my husband's escritura, (handwriting) within minutes of meeting him. He gave me his name and phone number, and instead of the chicken-scratch I was used to seeing from American boys, I held in my hands something not only completely readable, but strangely intriguing.
As novios, I looked forward to his love letters, not just for the words themselves, but the way in which they had been written – the form of each individual letter. Everything about him reminded me of how different we were, from our inability to communicate at times, (I read his love letters with an English-Spanish dictionary by my side), to something as simple as the way we write the letter "e".
They say "love is blind", and while I agree with the sentiment, it isn't literally true. We saw our differences, and were fascinated by them.
Many handwriting experts claim you can't tell a person's ethnicity or nationality by their handwriting, but again, I say this isn't true. (Link is to a PDF titled: "Spanish Handwriting And Spelling" – a document meant for non-native Spanish speakers deciphering Spanish documents to extract information. The fact that such a document exists proves that there are differences!)
Maybe it isn't fool proof, but I'm able to pick out the handwriting of native born Salvadorans from that of U.S. born Americans. While I haven't seen handwriting samples from all Latin American countries, everybody in my husband's family – his mother, his sister, his brother, his cousins and uncles – even completely unrelated Salvadorans I've met, all have similarities in their handwriting. I can't tell you if it's a uniquely Salvadoran handwriting or a Spanish-speaking/Latin American way of writing, but it is different – and noticing a difference is not a bad thing.
In this politically correct world we're admonished to look for the similarities, but I say go ahead and look for the differences, and celebrate them, because they're beautiful.
Posted on September 1, 2010, in amor, Anglo vs. Latino, celebration, Corazón, Culture, el macho, Language, nostalgia, positive thinking, Salvadoreños, wisdom, writing. Bookmark the permalink. 60 Comments.
Well, let me tell you, in El Salvador we had (as part of our curriculum) a class called CALIGRAFIA (if I remember correctly from 1st to 3/4rd grade). The ONLY thing we did was practice/improve our handwriting. We used "El Método Palmer". And yes, I have seen absolutely beautiful cursive hand writing in ES, so beautiful that I hired this lady to do all my wedding invitations.
My son's hand witting is terrible, so I have decided to give him PLANAS, I hope they help!
How I'm envious. Left handed was a difficulty, then at age eleven I decided to change to right handed. This did not make my handwriting anymore beautiful. Luckily word processors and computers came along.
If I could write like Carlos. Ojala que puedo escribir como Carlo.
Wow! Your blog is only a year old? That's awesome. You've done so well in such a short time!
Wow, very interesting!
And now that I think about it, while living in Spain I noticed how everybody wrote certain letters and numbers the same way!! I can straight out tell when someone is from Spain just by looking at the handwriting!
And when I moved here, I noticed they don't really teach kids handwriting. I had a cursive writing class from the first grade all the way to sixth back in Mexico.
Mi querida Sra. López, I'm intrigued now and will probably spend the rest of day looking into this lol
Que suave! This blog touched an old soft spot in my heart. I too met my Latino husband (many years ago) and we corresponded by cartas while I learned Spanish by translating his palabras.
In one letter he wrote, "quiero en el futuro que seas mi esposa" too. I no longer have the letters or the esposo but I do still have los recuerdos. Mil gracias for the fond memories of those beautiful days!
so when you first met your husband you didnt speak any spanish…is that correct.. so how did you do it read all his letters?
Like that money counting from around the world thing you pointed out a while back, maybe the letter forms are just shown differently from the beginning?
I was watching a documentary where some Nigerians were counting money, it was so different from the way I do it! Their letterforms may be different too for all I know.
Though my husband and I write COMPLETELY differently too… his is very "chicken scratch" (left handed to boot). Mine is almost bubble shaped like my mom and sister's
Great how you say "look for the differences and celebrate them." You sound like a person with a positive outlook on life.
Lovely post. As a Latin American Studies major in college, I do have to say I don't think there is any "one" type of "Latin American" handwriting, though I could be wrong.
Tienes razón. !Viva la diferencia!
Oops. Meant to subscribe when I made my comment. Now I'm required to comment again in order to subscribe. Sorry for the double post! Your blog touches my heart.
My husband (from Bolivia) has awful handwriting…but I think it's just him. I know that there they learn cursive first and then print.
One interesting thing is that he, I, Joaquin and Isabela are all lefthanded….we're not sure about Diego yet, but we're hoping he is, too, so he won't feel left out.
I can't believe your blog's only one year old! I love your blog and tell people about it often.
Awwwwwwwww- those are some fantastic photos! Happy September :)
Brava on many fronts to you!
Happy Blogiversary and thanks for the reminder to enjoy the diffrences…I love the letters. Thanks for sharing them, mama…
Again… so in love with your story telling amiga.
About the "pretty" handwriting style in LatinAm… hmmm… I´m not so sure. I know very few Mexican guys who have nice hw. My dad has the most beautiful hw you´ll ever see, but he is a romantic at heart and still writes us (her two daughters and my mom) letters on beautiful paper and special colored inks from his collection of fountain pens. I treasure those letters like gold!
Gotta go keep on reading your archives!
Mas abrazos,
Dios Mio!!! My dad is from Honduras and his handwriting is almost identical to that of your husbands!!


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Best Steak House in Elk Grove – Our family started visiting Vince' s back in 1994. We have been to the restaurant for anniversaries, birthdays, and just with our girls. In fact, we think it is a great place for a fmaily as well as couples.
However, I do appreciate it when parents are parents when it comes to reminding their children that they are out to a nice dinner and that they are not at the park. It makes it a great night for all that go to the restaurant.
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Thank you for many happy nights at your restaurant.
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Rosa, the bartender was friendly and attentive.
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Not too sure about Vinces Yet – What can I say. It was my first time eating there other than take out. I went for a group party and if it was a steak house, oh man I would return often.
I did ask the waitress for some pepper when my iceberg lettuce arrived. She brought me a pepper shaker from the other end of the table. If I want salt & pepper on the table I could have asked one of my fellow diners to "please pass the pepper". I told her no, I mean real pepper for my salad and she said she would "see if she can find any". Ok, so halfway through the iceberg she brings a pepper grinder that she had to obviously search high and low for. Must have been hard to find in that darkness...
A friend who recommended this place suggested the steak dinner for 2 and we split that. Now, in all fairness the steak was killer! I like a medium well steak and of all the places I have ever eaten I have never had to not send my steak back. Never. I would like a bit of kosher salt added when it comes off the grill but I was grateful for my food when it got there. My fellow diners didn't seem to be too impressed except for my steak dinner buddy.
As the elders pass away or can no longer drive there to keep it open, I hope they consult with a few food snobs or perhaps hold a meeting of young diners who know what good Italian food is and update the look and the menu.
The older waitpersons are cool. I think it brings a timeless elegance to the place. I wouldn't call this authentic in a time where authentic is at your fingertips. Someone said recently and I can't remember who, "the world is now your neighbor thanks to the internet".
I hate to see a good place go under so come on Vinces. I love your steaks (with a little more Kosher salt post grill ofcourse. Teach your waitpersons how to use the old pepper grinder and for the love of all things edible get some good lettuce! Italian? Not too sureyet. Steakhouse? Oh yes. Great potential there. I will have to give them a new try.
best pizza in EG, awesome tacos on Wed, no steak better in EG – I come here fairly regular and I have wanted to write some kind of review for a while. From the outside the place looks pretty dull but far from it. However, you won't like this place if you are a spoiled pampered person wanting to take advantage of excellent food at great prices but have a cheap critical and better than you attitude. I'd say, do them and yourself a favor by going somewhere else. The wines are good but you won't get that little ice bucket with the white napkin (unless you ask). You are not going to be pampered like you are the Mayor or something either,... like you are doing them some kind of favor by coming in. However, everyone is very nice and I have never had a bad experience, the servers are always pleasant and helpful. You will enjoy the whole experience and find yourself coming back if you love REAL good high quality genuine food and also know how to relax and have a good time with your friends and family before and after a big meal. It's a social place. The bar is fun and full of conversation that you can hear off in the distance. Pleasant, good-looking men and women actually hang out there. (That?s a little secret) Kind of like Peppermill if you remember that place. Folks looking for perfection better break out their savings and head downtown because this is a family restaurant run by Italians. The reason people complain about waiting is because it' s popular place!! So if you love great tasting food, know how to relax and are not a SNOB you will love it here. The pizza on Tuesday night is off the hook and I have not found steak as good in all of Elk Grove no matter what the price. I love this place.
Great Dining Experience – I had a 50th Anniversary party for 52 people at Vince's (Elk Grove) last week (2/15/08) which went perfectly. I placed the food orders several days in advance, and there were changes up to and including the day of the party and all orders were perfect. Our server, Luis and an assistant, were timely and very attentive. I was amazed that just the two of them were able to serve our group and cater to our every need. The food was very good, hot, abundant and the bill was right on. Luis and his assistant served our champagne to the guests for a toast to my parents. We were provided plates and forks for the cake. Needless to say, I will hold large party functions here in the future.
Bad dining experience – This was the worst dining experience I have ever had. I invited friends and family to celebrate my fathers birthday and reserved the back private room, there were 24 of us in all. We had one waitress for the whole party. She never bothered to take drink orders so the guest had to go to the bar and help themselves. Our water pitchers on the table ran out so we had to refill them ourselves. One persons order was misplaced so we had to go over the entire order again. When the food finally started to arrive it was for a few people then another 10-15 minuets would go by and some more food would come out. By the time some people got there food the others were totally finished and my boyfriends order never showed up to the table. They gave it to him to go because it was so late and we were ready to leave. A majority of or steaks were not cooked to order. Well done requests recieved medium steaks, medium request recieved well done steaks, the steaks were not labled at all and the waitress had no idea how to tell the difference. After dinner the waitress offered my boyfriend his dinner for free since he did not get to eat with the rest of us. Time for dessert, the coffee was started and once again we had to help ourselves. I don't know who to blame the management or the waitress but either way the whole experience was a joke. When you spend $500 and invite family to have a good time with you you expect to get better service than one person to take all the orders and serve all of the food by herself for 24 people.
One of the oldest restaurants in Elk Grove.. – Very good! One of the best steaks I have had.. No wait for us.. Cheap prices good for families!!! We have been going here for the past 12 years!!
Good food, but a long wait. – Vince's serves great family style italian food. It's usually pretty busy with long waits, especially on Friday and weekend nights. There's a bar, if you want some predinner drinks. Then there's the wait for the food, I've averaged 30 minutes after ordering food to get to eat it. By then I've filled up on their very good, warm bread. The staff always looks rushed and a little spread thin, but they are always nice. If you're looking for a relaxed atmostphere and don't mind a wait, Vince's has good food, which also tastes good as leftovers.
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