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Roasted Tomato-Bread Soup
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Tomatoes, onions and garlic develop a deep, rich flavor when roasted. A mix of different colored cherry tomatoes will add a playful note. This soup is adapted from a recipe in Amy Goldman's book The Heirloom Tomato: From Garden to Table (Bloomsbury USA, 2008).
Prep: 30 minutes | Total Time: 1 hour
4 cups
thinly sliced onions
2 tablespoons
extra-virgin olive oil
1/4 teaspoon
1/4 teaspoon
freshly ground pepper
4 cups
cherry tomatoes, halved
1/2 cup
thinly sliced garlic, plus 1 whole clove, peeled and halved
3 cups
reduced-sodium chicken broth, or vegetable broth
6 slices
whole-grain country bread
2/3 cup
chopped fresh basil
6 tablespoons
finely shredded Parmesan cheese
- Preheat oven to 450°F.
- Toss onions, oil, salt and pepper in a 9-by-13-inch pan. Roast the onions, stirring once or twice, until starting to brown, about 20 minutes.
- Stir in tomatoes and 1/2 cup garlic and continue roasting, stirring once, until the tomatoes are falling apart and beginning to brown in spots, about 20 minutes more.
- Transfer the onion-tomato mixture to a large saucepan. Add broth. Bring to a simmer over medium-high heat. Remove from the heat and cover to keep warm.
- Meanwhile, place bread on a large baking sheet and bake until toasted, about 10 minutes. Rub both sides of the toasted bread with the halved garlic clove. (Discard remaining garlic.)
- To serve, place a piece of toasted bread in a shallow soup bowl. Ladle about 1 cup soup over the bread. Sprinkle with basil and cheese and serve immediately.
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Makes: 6 servings, about 1 cup each
- Calories213
- Fat8 g
- Saturated fat2 g
- Cholesterol4 mg
- Carbohydrates27 g
- Dietary fiber5 g
- Protein10 g
- Sodium594 mg
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text: Okay. It's getting to be spring and summer. The temperature is rising and I WANT ICE CREAM!:drool: We don't have a TCBY around here and I can't seem to find any fat free AND sugar free frozen anything in the stores. Any suggestions? There is this stuff calles Only 8 that is supposed to be really good that is sold at a local stand. It has no fat and only 7 gr. of sugar and it's sweetened with fructose. Would that be okay? Any suggestions?


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Can the U.S Economy "de-couple" from the Eurozone Debt Crisis?
Greek bailout
Eurozone Bailout Package: What's Next for Greece
But Greece's trials and tribulations are far from over, and the relief is temporary. Concerns are increasing over the global cost of a Eurozone bailout package as the mounting woes in Spain and Italy persist.
Citizens of Greece are clamoring for change, but many recognize that the election results are no quick fix. There was no cheering in Greece and global markets reacted cautiously following the vote.
Borrowing costs across Europe rose with Spain taking the lead. The yield on Spain's 10-year bonds spiked to a euro-era high of 7.18%. A reading above 7% raises a red flag that a nation may be approaching the need for a bailout.
Italian bonds also sold off on fears that if Spain is in need of a bailout, an Italy bailout package might not be far off. Italian bonds' 10-year yields are around 6%.
While the Greek election results staved off a calamity, they failed to fix the wider problems facing Greece and its struggling neighbors.
Moody's Analytics' chief economist Mark Zandi told USA Today, "We dodged a bullet, but they've got more bullets coming."
Eurozone Debt Crisis: The Greek Elections are a Make or Break Moment
Now I understand that you probably don't follow Greek elections. But this is one you'll want to keep an eye on. At the moment, it dwarfs the contest between Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama.
In fact, come Monday it will be what every banker, politician and trader is talking about.
In the balance is the very fate of the Eurozone.
ripple effects could be enough to actually bring the EU down.
That's the first part of the story. Admittedly, it's not a very pleasant one.
The second part concerns your portfolio, since the solutions will involve more money-printing and, in the long run, more inflation.
But you needn't worry. We've already read the central banker's playbook for you.
In this case, the message is clear. Don't buy Europe. But do buy hard assets -- whether gold, oil, or other commodities.
These safe-havens are one of the best ways to hedge yourself against these characters and their money printing schemes.
Now that you know why Sunday is so important, here is how it will likely play out-in both the short term and in the long run.
The Greek Bailout, the CDS Market, and the End of the World
The terms and conditions of the bond swap Greece agreed to before getting another handout constitutes a theoretical default - but not a technical default.
That's not funny to CDS holders.
Greece hasn't defaulted (so far), but some of the buyers of credit default swaps, basically insurance policies that pay off if there is a default, claim the terms and conditions of the bond swap constitutes a "credit event" or default.
If it is, they want to get paid.
While on the surface this looks like a fight over the definition of a default, underneath the technicalities, the future of credit default swaps and credit markets is at stake.
In other words, the ongoing Greek tragedy is really becoming a global tragedy of epic proportions.
The Next Act in the Greek Bailout?
Here's the long and short of it.
The Greek Bailout: Why I'm Mostly Bullish about the Eurozone
Even Andrew Roberts, a wonderful historian with whom I almost always agree, wrote in the Financial Times that "Europe's fire has gone out."
Today, the markets may welcome the Greek bailout deal, but behind the scenes they still dread the fact it won't work.
Meanwhile, hushed whispers are still being muttered about a Greek default as being "worse than Lehman."
On this subject I am a firm contrarian.
If Greece does default and is thrown out of the Eurozone, then I think Europe is actually due for a rebound - not a collapse.
It's only if they decide to bail out Greece again that I would become less optimistic.
If that is the case, they would be devoting hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars (or euros, as it were) to propping up an inevitable failure. Even then, Greece is relatively small compared to the growth drivers in the Eurozone, which are strong.
The Problem with the Greek Bailout
What the Greek crisis has shown is that European leaders in Germany and Scandinavia have their heads properly screwed on, but they are not yet a majority of EU opinion.The EU bureaucracy simply gave in far too easily to Greece's first demand for a bailout, then suggested further bailouts for the entire Mediterranean littoral, all of which had over-expanded their governments on the back of low interest rates in the first decade of the euro.
Now reality is returning rapidly to the discussion.
A Greek Default is Bad – But a Greek Bailout Much Worse
Greece has requested another loan from its European neighbors to cover next year's $43 billion (30 billion euros) shortfall as yields on 10-year Greek bonds have climbed over 16%.
The second Greek bailout would come about a year after the European Union (EU) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) loaned the struggling country $158 billion (110 billion euros) to meet soaring financial obligations. Greece took the money on the terms that it would implement austerity measures and cut its massive budget deficit, but the country failed to meet the agreed-upon targets.
EU and IMF officials have been reviewing Greece's cost-cutting actions to determine if the country - now with about $430 billion (299 billion euros) in debt - deserves another huge loan. EU leaders have also considered asking investors to reinvest in new Greek debt when existing bonds mature, buying time to stabilize Greece's sinking economy.


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Saute minced garlic and onion in olive oil until onions are translucent.
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Nick Dempsey wins silver at windsurfing at 2012 Games
British windsurfer Nick Dempsey won a silver medal in the RS:X windsurfing class. Dempsey managed to claim a medal four years after missing out on one at the Beijing Olympics.
This was the second Olympic medal for the 31 year old who took away the bronze in 2004 after he finished 16th in Sydney. The British surfer is married to Sarah Ayton, who is a double Olympic gold medallist. Dempsey after crossing the finished line embraced the winner Dorian van Rijsselberge of Holland and asked a media boat to ferry him over to the crowd. The surfer after reaching the shore lifted his young son Thomas out of the crowd.
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Made this for our daughter's American Girl doll for Christmas. The mattress is a basic box pillow, made out of the cheapest bleached muslin from Joann, and stuffed with polyfill. I had to make a couple before I got it right. It needed to be a little longer and wider than the dimensions of the bed to fill the space all the way. It's been a while since I made them, but I'm pretty sure I cut the box corners at 2" and added an inch to the width and length of the actual bed measurements, plus a 1/2" seam allowance on each side. It makes for a feather bed look. The coverlet is 2 pieces of broadcloth sewn right sides together (leaving an opening to turn) and then turned right side out. Then I sewed trim in rows down the front. The blanket at the foot of the bed is furry minky fabric from Joann. It was really fun to build this bed and design the bedding. Thanks for the plans! My daughter loved this!
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This bedding is gorgeous!!
This bedding is gorgeous!!
Another bed that came out great, but that bedding, wow! Especially love that little rosette pillow!


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OK, so I came into work today and someone brought in some monster sized Loquats. These guys are larger than a golfball and had small seeds, tons of meat on them.
They were grown in Poway, CA. My friend that grew these said that his tree hardly ever fruits but it fruited heavily this year because of the heavy rains. The fruit was sweet but lacked acidity. I have two huge Loquat trees about 25 ft tall and 25 ft wide at my parents house and have never had fruit this large before. I took some pictures on my camera phone but I suck with cameras and technology so if anyone wants to see the pictures, I can send you a text message with the pic attached. I am on the Verizon network. |
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You should try to obtain some scion wood from this tree to graft, if indeed it is unusually large for loquats. I have seen crazy amount of loquats the last month due to the heavy rains and favorable weather. This reminds me of the prickly pear that I have spotted off Artesia Blvd. in North Torrance on the way to the 91 east. It had a unusually huge yield of big fruits growing on it. I have to work on obtaining a cutting from the homeowner. |
- Posted by red_sea_me CA9 (My Page) on Tue, May 11, 10 at 0:13
I've eaten the first couple Mc Beth off my tree already, so nice. Simon, maybe it is big jim or a seedling of big jim? Nullzero, have you tasted the tuna from the prickly pear yet, there can be some major differences between plants? There is an area I know of that has thick cacti growth that gets huge bright red tuna, unfortunately they are very bland and lack sweetness. I did recently pick up a cutting of Mexican sweet from a friend, the name sounds promising. After growing so many difficult or borderline plants it is nice to have some sure things like loquats, stone fruits, figs around to keep me sane. -Ethan |
red_sea_me, I have tasted wild ones which were quite tasty. Like a slightly sweet & sour berry taste. |
I have heard that "Big Jim" loquats are really large. I am going to get one of those trees this summer. Could they be "Big jim" loquats that you are talking about? |
- Posted by mango_kush 10b Hollywood, FL (My Page) on Tue, May 11, 10 at 9:52
all the loquats i have tasted here have been golf ball sized, or dare i say larger. i didnt know they were unusually large. maybe because we get more rain here? |
Up by me in central FL we have tons of seed grown ones growing everywhere. Most are the size of a quarter or smaller. The ones on my tree are about the biggest I have seen and the were slightly larger than a golf ball. |
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John: What variety do you have of Loquat? Harry |
Harry, It's just a seedling my father in law gave me. To be honest, I probably would cut it down if it was not a gift. I like the fruit, but it is in a prime spot of my yard that could be used for other things. This is it's first year fruiting. The fruit is pretty good when fully ripe. The tree has two trunks so I am going to try to graft half of the tree over to something else. I have tried in the past with no luck but I am hoping for better results this time. The growth on loquats seemed tough for me because there were not any really clear buds to use. |
- Posted by red_sea_me CA9 (My Page) on Tue, May 11, 10 at 16:50
Nullzero, I've had some wild ones too that were very good, some mulberry and watermelon flavors in there. I have a cylindropuntia (Arizona pencil cholla) that has excellent fruit but they are tiny and still have spines but you dont notice the seeds. John, I've read when loquats are pushing to veneer graft the scion but dont cut the root stock, bend it down. Supposedly this will push the energy into the scion but if it doesn't take, you still have a branch to try again. Let me know when you get it figured out, I've a friend with an old Italian variety that sounds great. -Ethan |
Red, I bought some seeds of Opuntia sp. Hoconoiste (I am hoping this turns out nicely). I also currently already have a prickly pear growing in a container with relatively few spines (seems like a Nopales variety). I am currently searching for good varieties of prickly pear geared toward fruit quality and production. I thought about collecting the other fruiting cactus, however the small fruit size and or poor fruit quality turn me off. I am contempt with dragon fruit and prickly pear however :), with occasional cactus apple. I am really looking forward to expanding my fruit garden to producing tasty exotic tropical fruits to use in juice fusions. Prickly Pear, Passion Fruit, Dragon Fruit, etc. added into juice mixes sounds very tasty and appealing. |
Don't get too excited if they are only golfball sized . Just go to Moffett Field in Mt. View , CA to see some 50-60 yr old trees putting out some 3" diameter fruit . THAT'S OVER 9" CIRCUMFERENCE . and it has very little to do with rain . All you have to do to get bigger fruit is graft and thin the fruit. I've seen BIG JIM fruit close to 3" in diameter . Just the seeds from the trees at Moffett Field are bigger than some whole loquats i've seen before . I like to use the GIANT seeds for seedlings . Or just graft onto cotoneaster for bigger fruit . |
Phranque, For some reason I doubt the accuracy of your post. Pics of giant loquats please. |
murahilin, i have heard of Big Jim loquats being that large. I have seen some very large loquats on trees locally (same vicinity as phranque mentions - sunnyvale area), and when asked, was told that they were the "Big Jim" variety. |
ashleysf, I don't doubt the possibility of a large loquat. 3" diameter is pretty hard to believe though on just someones word without pics. Saying something is a large loquat is much different than saying 3". 3" is giving a specific size that can be proven right or wrong. |
I work < 1 mile from Moffet field so I'm going to drive by today to see if there are any huge trees hiding around. The bay area is full of loquat trees, I can hardly go a block without seeing a loaded tree right now. Fruit size appears to vary drastically. The odd thing is I've rarely seen a loquat for sale in any of the nurseries here, I don't know where all of the trees came from. |
Drove down the length of Moffit blvd. at lunch. Not a loquat to be seen, its likely he referred to it being on the base which I couldn't access. So no verification. |
- Posted by greenleaf_organic 8 San Antonio, TX (My Page) on Sun, Jul 18, 10 at 23:36
I have to say that here in San Antonio, TX we also have an abundance of Loquat trees. I have never seen anything in the local nurserys but loquats grown from seed. After much searching on line I eventually found a grafted Big Jim and a grafted Early Red which I planted last year. Hoping next spring will give me some fruit to see what I really purchased since you don't really know for sure. Anyone out there familiar with Early Red? |
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Dell Inspiron 1545 (3Gb)
Start up is taking alot longer, than it used to.
websites very slow to appear.
long delay when openning links / new pages
I use "twitter" alot and noticed when retweetingg a message, the window goes shaded while the page refreahes (over a few seconds, or longer as useage of laptop continues)
opening email is taking ALONG time (minutes) (cursor shows "busy" during this time)
Laptop is used on a cooling tray (Belkin) is the motherboard overheating ??? if so repair or buy new Laptop? TIA Alan
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Laptop is fine when first started and then goess slower with use/ ass time goes on.
download speed = 1944 kbps Up = 365 kbps
(this seems a bit LOW, as last week (with laptop very slow) both were up near 2000 ??? my other pc is fine ??
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Done CC, it found nothing
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Posted January 30, 2013 at 2:40PM
Is it the computer that is low or just the Browser.
Maybe try those two.
sfc /scannow in command prompt.
chkdsk with both boxes ticked.Remember your computer would be out of action till chkdsk is finished.
One more.Command prompt and type in ipconfig /flushdns it should tell you the dns cache has been cleared see if that makes any difference.
Maybe a defrag if you have not done one in a while.
Is Bullguard new or have you had it a while.If renewed lately did you remove the last one using the proper removal tool.
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will do them later the laptop that is slow (even when loading a new word document,(not online) the "doughnut" cursor shows busy for 5-10 seconds)
fairly new BullGaurd (Removed the old AVG) used to have AVG
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Perhaps your poor performance is indeed being caused by overheating. Here's a free utility you can use to display the internal temperatures detected by the laptop's onboard sensors so run it and let us the know the maximum values for the CPU(s).
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Did you use the proper AVG unistaller.
If you did ignore this.
If you just removed it from add remove it leaves parts on the computer which can react badly with your new security program.
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sfc /scannow = admin account requiered ?????????? (only 1 acc. I have checked in control panel it says i am the administrator)
chkdsk andipconfig/flushdns = Access denied , elevation required ???
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managed to get in (change an access setting?)
all found NO corupt/failed files
seems better - but not how it was !!!
will see how it goes tonight
Thanks Alan
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Spoke too soon back to slow slow think I will turn it off !!!!!!!!!!!
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Lynne's supple, assured voice is comfortably at home on this collection of 11 originals that reflect her Americana roots. Growing up in a musical Marin family, she went along to summer bluegrass festivals and sang harmony in her parents' (Barry and Annie Ernst) western swing band.
Add influences of Celtic music, folk, pop and musical theater and you have an irresistible contemporary sound on songs like "Southern Summer Rain," a sweet tune that evokes the Deep South of "front porch swings and small white picket fences," imagery from the fresh eyes of a California girl transplanted to Tennessee.
On the folksy "All the Days," Lynne laments the years since she could call California home, a homesick reflection of "the ramblin' life" she experienced as a singer, actress and dancer with touring theater companies and as a cruise ship performer before settling in Nashville.
Lynne has a talent for writing beautiful love songs, and "Open Space" overflows with ballads — like the unabashedly passionate "Let Me Love You"; the breezy "Secret Place," a tune with the album title in the lyric; and the openhearted "I Would for You," featuring hair-on-end harmonies and Stuart Duncan's fiddle lines twining with Lynne's gorgeous vocal. On the romantic "I'll Be Yours," she sweetens the sound with lush strings, managing to do so without being saccharine or overly sentimental.
She has a July 5 gig at the Hopmonk Tavern in Novato. It will be a chance to say hello to a Marin-bred singer-songwriter with a first album that could very well make her as well known as the stars she's been compared to.
Buy it: "Open Space," Mia Rose Lynne, independent, iTunes download $9.99
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October 21 2012 01:28PM
From across the Nations this week: hockey talk, with absolutely none of it focused on arena or CBA negotiations. We've got a healthy dose of humour – including a story from the NHL player who ran buck-naked into a group of Hungarian riot police – as well as some news, statistics, and rumour-mongering.
Rynnas, Marlies Shut Out Bulldogs 5-0
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October 21 2012 09:13AM
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After a pair of games where the Toronto Marlies have heavily outshot their opponents, but had little to show for it, something had to give tonight. Maybe it was the powerplay, which entered tonight scoreless in its past 19 opportunities. Maybe the lines needed a bit of shaking up – though that was tried on Friday to little result. Whatever the solution was, it had to be enough to reverse a 4-1 loss to the Hamilton Bulldogs the night prior to even up the season series. To the Marlies delight, they seemed to figure it all out tonight, overpowering the Bulldogs 5-0.
Toronto Marlies win 5-0, wayward hockey stick tries to eat Greg McKegg
Cam Charron
October 20 2012 08:20PM
The Toronto Marlies were the clearly dominant team through the only two periods that mattered in this game, but that doesn't mean that the Toronto Maple Leafs are the clearly dominant hockey club when stacked against the Montreal Canadiens.
This Hamilton Bulldogs team is really young. I saw five players for the Bulldogs play in the Canadian Hockey League at some point last year, including Patrick Holland, who was one of the Bulldogs' better players. The Marlies who played the best in this game, Greg Scott, Mike Kostka and Kenny Ryan, are for the most part lifetime AHLers.
That said, the Leafs-Marlies got some inspiring performances tonight, particularly from Jake Gardiner, and one from Leo Komarov, that ought to make the future Leafs roster mostly interesting.
Ovechkin breaks the glass, and the KHL's Top 10 goals, saves, and hits of the month
Steve Dangle
October 20 2012 06:11PM
Today's KHL package from Steve Dangle and Andrey Osadchenko features a couple of notable plays from Alexander Ovechkin and Dynamo Moscow's game against Atlant, and a late comeback from Avangard.
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What lockout? Hockey Night in Toronto
Cam Charron
October 20 2012 03:19PM
For a lack of the Maple Leafs, there were some well-attended hockey games last night in Toronto. I was out at the Ryerson/Queen's game at the renovated Maple Leaf Gardens, while the Marlies were out in Hamilton, losing to the Bulldogs 4-1. (Here's a remarkably undetailed recap, and here's Steve Dangle's "Marlies Minute")
Tonight, there were several good NHL games on the cancelled schedule. This includes the Maple Leafs' first meeting with the Ottawa Senators. Elsewhere on the schedule, Winnipeg and Philadelphia, who played a couple of wildly high-scoring games last season were set to go. Detroit and Chicago is a fun Central Division rivalry, and the late HNiC game was Calgary and Colorado. At least the Avalanche are fun to watch.


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Humpback Whales are a natural spectacle you have to live it
Posted by: | CommentsFrom December 15 to April 15, Mazatlan receives the wonderful visit of humpback whales who perform a journey of thousands of miles to breed in tropical waters of the Mexican Pacific and then return to the cold waters of the United States, Canada and Alaska.
These marine mammals are a natural spectacle since are characterized for being acrobatic and active, are famous for their submarine singings, playful behavior and because they are jumping and slapping their fins on the surface.
Oscar Guzon Zatarain, Director General of Onca Explorations, said that the abundance of whales in Mazatlan has increased in the last seven years, and the number of groups and pups that are seen. Each journey that makes the company Onca Explorations is exploited to investigate, photograph and analyze the behavior of the species, for which numerous conservation efforts are made.
If you are visiting Mazatlan, whale watching is an attraction you have to live it!
The Libramiento Mazatlan Highway is now a reality
Posted by: | CommentsFriday afternoon was open to the traffic the 'Libramiento Mazatlan' Highway that connects the community of Villa Union with the Pacific Highway Mazatlan-Culiacan and vice versa, resulting in a saving of time of about 30 minutes for those who do not need to go through the urban area of Mazatlan.
In a press release, the Director General of the Center for the Secretariat of Communications and Transportation, Hector Raul Garcia Fox, said the 'Libramiento Mazatlan' Highway required an investment of 1,623 million pesos and during its construction were generated more than 545 direct jobs and 1,363 indirect.
'Libramiento Mazatlan' is a four-lane highway of hydraulic concrete, equipped with sixteen emergency telephones. Its access will be located by the Mazatlan-Culiacan Highway at Km 2+500 and the Mazatlan-Culiacan Free Road at kilometer 5+000.
If you're just going to go through Mazatlan and you need to save time, the 'Libramiento Mazatlan' Highway is an excellent choice for you, so use it and respects the road signs.
First Annual Report of the Government of Mazatlan
Posted by: | CommentsOn Monday December 15th the Mayor of Mazatlan, Carlos Felton Gonzalez, gave his First Annual Report in the Center of Multiple Uses with the aim to inform to the society and the public opinion the actions and programs that were carried out in Mazatlan during 2014 and the projects are contemplated for 2015.
In the presence of more than 7,000 people where was outlined the participation in the official ceremony of the Governor of Sinaloa, Mario Lopez Valdez, the State Tourism Secretary, Francisco Cordova Celaya, the President of DIF Mazatlan, Sylvia Treviño de Felton, body councilors, former governors, businessmen and Mazatlan society, the Mayor spoke about the three guiding principles of his government: human, urban and economic development, among which are:
- Investment of over 10 million pesos to improve educational infrastructure.
- 113 rooms were built with bathroom for low-income families.
- 1'559,400 school breakfasts and 16,649 scholarships were awarded.
- Through the 'Traslada-T' program 38,400 trips were made to users in wheelchairs.
- Investment of 40 million pesos HABITAT 2 community centers and 179 physical and social works.
- 3 million pesos investment for Temporary Employment Program.
- Construction of 24 new sports facilities in poor neighborhoods and the construction of the Linear Park Oscar Perez Escobosa.
- Thanks to the federal incentives, big chains and malls have decided to invest in Mazatlan, between others.
Thus, the Mayor sends a message to all citizens of Mazatlan, businessmen and tourists where without distinction for the same objective working, steadily building the future of Mazatlan.
A satisfaction survey will be applied in international tourists that visit us
Posted by: | CommentsBecause we care what you think of Mazatlan and we want you back, the Association of Hotels 'Tres Islas' start in this winter season, a satisfaction survey of international market that is visiting the port, to get their opinion and what is requests be improved in favor of tourism and directing effective and forceful advocacy the efforts of Mazatlán's promotion abroad.
As has been done in the domestic market during holiday periods considered high season, the President of the Association of Hotels 'Tres Islas', Jose Ramon Manguart Sanchez, reported that the same methodology as used the 'Ideas Frescas' Company will be used in the international tourists, to obtain in this way the weaknesses and strengths that they find in the destination and thus better way to focus the tourism strategy.
Remember! If you drink do not drive
Posted by: | CommentsAs part of the operation "For a Mazatlan sure we build the future" that the State Government launched last June 4, application of the breathalyzer in Mazatlan will be permanent, intensifying its review during the holidays already under way in the port, was announced by the Commander of the Municipal Transit Police, Aaron Aguilar Iñiguez.
A whole society it is recommended to have a designated driver or use the taxi service because the person, who was surprised driving in condition of drunkenness, shall be submitted to the cells getting before a fine of 25 minimum wages (about $ 1,600) and your vehicle will be sent to the pension of Valles del Ejido.
The aim with this program is to create a road conscience where the society abstains from driving in condition of drunkenness, respect speed limits and road signs.
In addition to implementing the breathalyzer, the program "For a Mazatlan Sure, build the Future" contemplates the use of motorcycle safety helmet and the prohibition of carrying more than two people in them, the use of seat belts, respect for speed limits, signs, among others.
In the winter time we look forward to welcoming you to Mazatlan
Posted by: | CommentsThe winter holidays are already about to start so the Paradise port of Mazatlan opens its doors to receive the hundreds of tourists who move away from the cold to spend winter holidays in the favorite beach destination in the Mexican Pacific.
Every year during the winter season the beaches of Mazatlan look filled by all tourists from Canada, United States and North of Mexico, which move away from the cold to enjoy the warmth, culture and beauty that only Mazatlan can offer them, since the warm weather that is maintained throughout the day, is perfect for those who live in cold cities or extreme climates.
Thus already beginning to distinguish the arrival of neighbors of Chihuahua, Durango and abroad so only remains for us to give you the welcome and wish you Happy Holidays.
Welcome to Mazatlan!
Start the winter season of Whale Watching in Mazatlan
Posted by: | CommentsOn board of the 'Isla Clarion' ship tourists of Sinaloa, Durango and the United States inaugurated the first trip of the winter season of Whale Watching in Mazatlan.
Oscar Guzon Zatarain explained that the purpose of these trips is the integration of tourists with humpback whales, promoting their conservation and study to it passes through the port of Mazatlan.
As data, each year thousands of humpback whales undertake an epic journey of over 5,000 km from the cold waters of Alaska, Oregon and Canada. In tropical waters, in the harbor and the Pacific Coast of Mexico, reproduce and give birth to their babies.
In Mazatlan last year only 836 whales were sighted and this week up to 11 species together in the winter season from November to April.
If you live in Mazatlan or you plan to visit, do not miss this incredible natural experience.
This way Celso Piña's Concert was lived in Mazatlan
Posted by: | CommentsOn Saturday 13 at about 20:00 hours, the Mazatlan Cultural Festival opened one of its star performers, "The Rebel of the Accordion" Celso Piña, who made dance and sing to the hundreds of people who had arrived at Olas Altas.
Celso Piña and his Ronda Bogota made vibrate the audience with his accordion and Colombian cumbia, playing hits like Cumbia de la Vida, El Son de las Heridas, The Absent, Yolanda, Cumbia del Rio, among others.
The concert that lasted an hour and a half was definitely a real entertainment of good music and excellent atmosphere, taking the beautiful boardwalk of Mazatlan as a scene.
PINSA Group presents High Technology's Shipyard
Posted by: | CommentsThe Director General of PINSA Group, Leovigildo Carranza, presented in conjunction with the National Commission of Aquaculture and Fishing, the facilities of the Shipyard "Mazatlan's Naval Services" whose technology and equipment makes it the first of its kind at national level.
The Shipyard "Mazatlan's Naval Services" is the result of an investment of 20 million dollars, whose infrastructure and draft allow it to upload 5 ships up to 3,000 tons each. High quality technology, the shipyard has become the first of its kind at national level, which will provide repair services at 20 tuna vessels and 15 sardines owned by the company, allowing boats ready in time and form to supply the processing plant PINSA Group, which is the best in Latin America.
Mario Aguilar Sanchez, head of Conapesca, confirmed the importance of the existence of a shipyard of its kind in Mexico and especially in Mazatlan, where tuna vessels will be maintained to continue fishing. "When there is investment is because there is trust, industrialists, fishermen, cooperatives, do not act, do not invest, and do not stick to their business if they don't have confidence. Now there is a president who will bet the fisheries sector and that's good news".
Mazatlan form strategic alliance with Japanese automaker Nissan
Posted by: | CommentsThe Government of Sinaloa and Motor Company Nissan agreed to use the port of Mazatlan as a logistics platform for importing and exporting an approximate figure of 45,000 vehicles, both luxury cars and SUVs, which will be distributed in the markets of the US, Mexico and Latin America; resulting in the reactivation and dynamism of the port in its business platform for the import and export.
The agreement was signed by the Governor, Mario Lopez Valdez, and President and CEO of Nissan, Airton Cousseau, who said that this type of strategic alliances strengthen markets and drive economic development.


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This will be the 3rd consecutive year that I have had to replace the A coil for my AC unit. It seems 'something' is eating away at the copper coils. My AC rep showed me by running green die through the system and putting on goggles. It looks like someone shot my ac coil. The unit is in my unfinished basement. My washer and dryer and also there, but have no issues. The only thing wehave found is the cold water copper pipes are black, which we have researched, and the plumbing is grounded correctly. The unit was replaced last July, ran the remainder of 2013. I turned it on May 29th and it ran fine until July 12th. The is the 3rd year this exact same thing has happened. I did a radon test, which was negative. I don't know what else to test for, but there must be something. I trust my AC Rep and the product. He has been replacing with no charges to me under the warranty. Thought/suggestions? |
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- Posted by Dovetonsils (My Page) on Mon, Jul 14, 14 at 12:58
Here's a pretty good article that describes the problem: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Troubling Pinhole Leaks in Evaporator Coils Cause Corrosion Issues
That copper pipes are black might be a clue.... Replaced any drywall recently? Around here, there is a major court case concerning Chinese made drywall that out gasses sulfur compounds. Wiring and piping in affected homes rapidly degrades in these recently-built homes to the point that *everything* has to be ripped out and replaced The courts have ruled in favor of the homeowners in at least one class action lawsuit, but actually collecting from the Chinese is another matter.... Hope you don't have that drywall. |
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It is difficult for me to believe that the use of cleaning and personal hygiene product chemicals in the home is going to cause a corrosion problem. I'd love to see some data that could support that. What I am thinking of is exposing a coil to, say, 10 X the high side of what you find in a typical home and show what happens. Formic and other organic acids in building materials, in drywall and other things, is a known problem. The OP should look at his pipes and wires. |
This post was edited by ionized on Mon, Jul 14, 14 at 21:20
It is not Chinese dry wall. We thought of that last year also, but I have not had any constuction done on the home. I'm sending my AC rep the Article that was shared. Thank you. He replaced my coil today with an all-aluminum coil since something is clearly attacking the copper. I will let him know about the 3rd post; the notation on testing on a 10. I am sure he will know what that means because I am the home owner and do not. Thank you for replying and giving us something else to look for! |
I fixed my post. It should be 10 X as in ten times. |
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Our Love Wavy Sofa - a.k.a. the front bench seat - was upholstered in a thick brown suede-ish material, with a keyhole slot in the middle that could accommodate a cup and a phone. The U.S. version won't be getting the cushy bench because the controls for our two transmissions - the new CVT from the Altima and the Maxima and an optional six-speed manual - are both floor-mounted. We won't get the four-wheel-drive model. We also won't get the charming but delicate light-diffusing, translucent shoji-style screen that covers the large skylight above the front seats, most likely because the typical American will rip it from its moorings the first time he or she gives it a jerk. There are so many other little optional clips, hooks, nets, rubber bands, colors, materials, and body parts, it's hard to say what will make it across the pond come spring. Chief product planner Yosuke Iwasa knows that accessories are a big deal, but wants to "keep variations low for inventory control."
The new interior is significantly more refined and bigger than the last Cube's. Said Sahs, "Hayakawa-san had the idea to shape the interior so it looks from above like what we call the Jacuzzi curve. The two-tone interior developed for the U.S. shows that concept better." (Imagine a large oval nipped in at the waist.) "Then the circles on the headliner are like a drop of water. They ripple out and carry through to the speakers and inside the cupholders." Sounds silly, but there is something organically peaceful about those crop circles everywhere. Or maybe that design wacky-talk is just infectious.
The instruments are supersharp, with white light around the tach and blue around the speedo, and in a pod separate from the curved dash, adding to the airy feeling. Stadium-style rear seats hold three, adjust fore and aft, and recline. Air bags, belt pretensioners, and active head restraints protect front passengers. Headrests and shoulder harnesses protect those in the back, along with side curtain air bags. The rear seats flop down, increasing cargo space, but even when up, there's still room behind for a small human.
The last Cube didn't feel all that tiny, but using the Versa to underpin the 2009 model and moving the wheels right out to the four corners added stretch in every direction - a few inches of wheelbase, a smidgen of elbow room, a tiny bit of headroom. (The Versa also provides the 122-hp, 1.8-liter in-line four that will power the U.S.-spec Cube, a big bump over the 107 hp in the Japanese Cube.) Still, snap a photo next to a six-footer, and the Cube looks like the little box it really is - actually it's more than a foot shorter than the compact Versa.


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Neighborhood Watch groups keeping an eye open to criminal activity
Thursday, July 12, 2007
Neighborhood Watch tips
Tips for Neighborhood Watch programs, according to the National Crime Prevention Council:
• Work with the local police or sheriff's offices. These agencies are critical to a group's credibility and are sources for information and training.
• Link up with local victims' services officer to get members trained in helping victims of crime.
• Host regular meetings to help residents get to know each other and decide upon program strategies and activities.
• Canvass door-to-door to recruit members.
• Ask people who seldom leave their homes to be "window watchers."
• Sponsor a crime and drug prevention fair.
• Gather the facts about crime in your neighborhood, Check police reports, conduct victimization surveys and learn residents' perceptions about crimes.
• Work with small businesses to repair rundown storefronts, clean up littered streets and create jobs for young people.
• Emphasize that Watch groups are not vigilantes and should not assume the role of police.
Craig The self-described "block head" of the Ridgeview Neighborhood Watch group, Pat Johnson doesn't mince words in describing her area's commitment to keeping a keen eye on comings and goings.
"We're a bunch of snoopy, aggressive people. : We watch everything. We see everything," Johnson said.
Her words came during a Neighborhood Watch meeting Tuesday night at The Memorial Hospital. The Craig Police Department invited the media to attend the meeting to encourage more neighborhoods to form their own Neighborhood Watch groups.
There are currently two formal Neighborhood Watch groups in Craig - Ridgeview and a four-block area around the hospital.
"We do have Neighborhood Watch in Craig, and we're looking for other groups, neighborhoods, to step forward," said Bill Leonard, a Police Department administrative sergeant.
Leonard said the Police Department soon will begin tracking criminal activity in those neighborhoods before and after the installation of the watch groups to better cite the program's positive benefits.
Police officers said the key step for area residents interested in forming Neighborhood Watch groups is to organize first and, once a foundation is in place, consult with the Police Department.
"It doesn't take a whole lot to get involved," officer Dale Secules said, "but you have to start somewhere."
He added that Neighborhood Watch groups are a benefit to the Police Department, and vice versa, in keeping areas free from crime.
"We need the community's help and the community needs the Police Department," he said. "It's kind of a team effort."
Launched in 1972, Neighborhood Watch relies on residents to organize and work with law enforcement agencies in monitoring their communities. The program, according to the National Crime Prevention Council, works because it reduces opportunities for crime rather than relying on altering or changing criminal behavior.
In May, the Craig City Council authorized the Ridgeview and TMH groups to install Neighborhood Watch signs. It's a trend police would like to see in other city districts.
The Police Department divided the city into 14 districts with the potential to implement Neighborhood Watch programs. There has been at least one inquiry by residents from a neighborhood outside the city hoping to form a watch group, Leonard said.
Police Chief Walt Vanatta said Neighborhood Watch members' commitment to keeping their community safe is a key ingredient to the new program's success.
"They're just a saving grace for us," Vanatta said. "It works out really well. : They're what makes it work."
Anyone interested in forming a Neighborhood Watch group should visit the group's monthly meeting, scheduled for 7 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month inside the cafeteria at The Memorial Hospital.
Leonard said groups should have a minimum of about six families interested in the program before launching a Neighborhood Watch group. Interested groups may also call Leonard at 826-2366.
Joshua Roberts can be reached at 824-7031, ext. 210, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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teckron 7 years, 6 months ago
Neighborhood watch can be streamlined and made extremely fast and can become an adjunct to CERT (Community Emergency Response Teams).
Here's how give up the phone tree concept and the idea of putting all the responsibility to call people in an emergency or informational situation. The phones won't work in a disaster anyhow.
Have everyone buy FRS Radios (Family Radio Service .. the walkie talkies kids use). Get volunteers to monitor the frequency you assign 24/7. If a neighbor sees something he reports it on the radio. If neighbors want to know what is happening they call and ask. If a neighbor doesn't care then that one does nothing. This way the responsibility is directly on each individual to keep informed not on block captains. In an emergency when the phones don't work.. your radios do. The information your block captains have will speed up rescue operations if you combine with your local CERT team.
For further information on how our community at Longview Hills in Newport, OR. is developing this system for a community of 176 retired residential homes email me at firstname.lastname@example.com Website for our community: http://www.longviewhillshere.blogspot.com
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