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Hola my lovely BAKO FLAUNTERS!! ^.^  I'm baaaaack!!  did you miss me?! ^.~ k pues onto the update!  here we go! SINALOA:: it was amazing! sooo beautiful ^.^  When we first got there it was dry and soooo hot! I almost melted away lol then like a week after our arrival...
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There is a growing belief that the U.S. will make history and get the three points needed to head to South Africa seriously denting Mexico’s World Cup dreams at Azteca Stadium on Wednesday. The U.S. has never won a match on Mexican soil with a woeful record of 0-18-1 in Mexico City....
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AlJazeera March 31, 2009 www.youtube.com/watch                   Research related links Mexican drug violence spills over into the US Mexican drug wars worry some Americans Mexican Drug Traffickers Increasing Operations...
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Q: We’re all told not to drink the water in Mexico, but how are crops imported from Mexico safe if they are irrigated with the water we are told not to drink? I refused to buy a cucumber from Mexico for this reason. — Bea Bunten A: With the recent salmonella outbreak linked to...
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Two weeks ago we bemoaned the lack of a decent English cucumber. One that would last a week in the fridge without going soft and pathetic at the end. Trips to Young's and Vons and Trader Joe's were all to no avail. But then we were saved by the Saturday morning farmer's market on F street. It...
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So today we in the newsroom received what we call a budget line, which basically is a preview of a story we haven't seen yet. It read like this: "In a sign that the economic downturn is hitting hard among Latino immigrants, more than 3 million of them (sic) stopped sending money to families...
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The wonders of the local online library services are espoused in this blog post. And the third installment of sagefever's trip to Mexico can be read here. Meanwhile, Cal State Bakersfield's basketball team gets a new recruit. It's a couple of weeks old, but it's still a goodie. Local TV...
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In honor of Administrative Professionals Day, we typed this as fast as we could. Here's a couple of local blog we liked early Wednesday morning. An anti-crime blog, called WitnessLogVwXYz,  keeps a close eye on the allegedly criminal activity in her neighborhood. And one of our...
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So Mexico has had it, huh? Isn't that special? Seems everytime Mexico gets tired of something we are doing where they are concerned, they simply pass a law that stops us from doing it. We should be doing the same thing. I realize that a few cities have taken action to do just that, but it needs...
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I rarely agree with anything the Sierra Club supports, does or has to say, but this time I am on their side. They, along with the Teamsters and most Americans, are opposing the plan to allow Mexican trucking companies to send trucks more than twenty five miles into the United States for the...
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Posted Monday, July 16, 2007 In a month, August 20 and 21, the leaders of the United States, Canada and Mexico will sit down together in Montebello, Quebec to discuss making the borders between these three nations disappear. They will discuss progress on a vest highway project passing through...
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I remember the moment I became, if not a liberal, at least a moderate.   Considering myself fortunate to get through the screening process I, felt honored to have and opportunity to speak to directly to such a venerable member of "my" party.   Never in my life...
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OK, so this is really two posts in one, but what the heck. On Thursday I will be leaving Bako for a weeks trip to Colorado.  My 2 main objectives are to meet up with the riders involved in The Ride for Columbine http://www.c2cride.org/ and do a road report for Friction Zone magazine. ...
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Mexico's new secretary of health visited California Monday to talk about the health needs facing Mexicans in California. According to a story from the San Francisco Chronicle, Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos plans to meet every six months with U.S. health officials and Mexican immigrant...
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