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Liga MX All Stars beats MLS All Stars 4-1. Leagues Cup will kick off this weekend. Aguirre + Rafa Marquez to rescue the Mexican National team. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cantina-mx/support
In this chilling episode of "Shadows of Authority," we delve into the brutal murder of four women and two children in León, an industrial city in central Mexico's Guanajuato state. The murders, which took place on Sunday, have rocked the nation and sparked a contentious investigation involving the very forces meant to protect the public.Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced that investigators are closely examining the case, especially after surveillance footage revealed the presence of National Guard officers at the scene. The National Guard, López Obrador's main tool in the fight against organized crime, has been embroiled in controversy due to numerous human rights abuse allegations.Adding to the urgency, Guanajuato State Governor Diego Sinhue Rodríguez has called for a thorough investigation. Security camera footage showed National Guard officers entering a premises without authorization shortly before the alleged killers followed suit, raising alarming questions about their role and actions that day.(commercial at 8:18)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Baby and toddler among 6 family members shot dead at home in Mexico - CBS Newssource:Video shows National Guard officers enter home minutes before 4 women and 2 children were killed in Mexico - CBS News
In this chilling episode of "Shadows of Authority," we delve into the brutal murder of four women and two children in León, an industrial city in central Mexico's Guanajuato state. The murders, which took place on Sunday, have rocked the nation and sparked a contentious investigation involving the very forces meant to protect the public.Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced that investigators are closely examining the case, especially after surveillance footage revealed the presence of National Guard officers at the scene. The National Guard, López Obrador's main tool in the fight against organized crime, has been embroiled in controversy due to numerous human rights abuse allegations.Adding to the urgency, Guanajuato State Governor Diego Sinhue Rodríguez has called for a thorough investigation. Security camera footage showed National Guard officers entering a premises without authorization shortly before the alleged killers followed suit, raising alarming questions about their role and actions that day.(commercial at 8:18)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Baby and toddler among 6 family members shot dead at home in Mexico - CBS Newssource:Video shows National Guard officers enter home minutes before 4 women and 2 children were killed in Mexico - CBS News
In this chilling episode of "Shadows of Authority," we delve into the brutal murder of four women and two children in León, an industrial city in central Mexico's Guanajuato state. The murders, which took place on Sunday, have rocked the nation and sparked a contentious investigation involving the very forces meant to protect the public.Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced that investigators are closely examining the case, especially after surveillance footage revealed the presence of National Guard officers at the scene. The National Guard, López Obrador's main tool in the fight against organized crime, has been embroiled in controversy due to numerous human rights abuse allegations.Adding to the urgency, Guanajuato State Governor Diego Sinhue Rodríguez has called for a thorough investigation. Security camera footage showed National Guard officers entering a premises without authorization shortly before the alleged killers followed suit, raising alarming questions about their role and actions that day.(commercial at 8:18)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:Baby and toddler among 6 family members shot dead at home in Mexico - CBS Newssource:Video shows National Guard officers enter home minutes before 4 women and 2 children were killed in Mexico - CBS NewsBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.
In Episode 061 of the Athletor Podcast, we're joined by the dynamic Austin Gomez, a 2X NCAA All-American, NCAA Finalist, and 2024 Olympic Qualifier, to reflect on his thrilling journey through the NCAA tournament. Austin opens up about his and Coach Kevin Jackson's approach to training and match strategy, revealing whether any significant changes were made to secure his spot as one of wrestling's elite. He shares insights into how he managed to inject excitement into the NCAA finals, a feat made all the more impressive against the backdrop of delays and extended match times due to replays. Beyond the mat, Austin discusses his methods for honing upper body techniques and throws, an aspect of his game that has set him apart in competition. You'll also get a glimpse into his life outside wrestling, including his adaptation to Ann Arbor, Michigan, and his favorite local coffee house. The conversation rounds out with Austin's experience wrestling for the Mexican National team and the intricate process of changing international wrestling federations, offering listeners a comprehensive look at the challenges and triumphs of a top-tier athlete's life.
What's Trending: The activists who protested the Seattle City Council over the issue of housing for refugees, Councilmember Cathy Moore is now calling for those protesters to face charges. The USMNT beat the Mexican National team in the Concacaf finals and Tyler Adams kicked a “screamer” in a highlight goal. // LongForm: GUEST: Dave Reichert responds to AG Bob Ferguson’s laughable crime plan and explains why he’s the better choice // The Quick Hit: The lottery jackpots are still on the rise and almost $2 billion dollars combined are there for the lucky winners. So many people want to win the jackpots but so many people are spending too much money in the hope of winning. Kamala Harris continues to avoid questions about why the Biden campaign is using TikTok while also shouting about their National Security concerns with the app.
Join Ryan and Will as they explore the incredible life and volleyball journey of their good friend and libero for the Mexican National team Jesus Izaguirre. This incredible young man made the transition from concrete pickup games to national champion with a lot of interesting stuff in between!
Today - Jesus Ernesto Dessens-Romero, a 27-year-old Mexican national from Agua Prieta, stands convicted of human smuggling offenses.Support the show: https://www.myheraldreview.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today - Jesus Ernesto Dessens-Romero, a 27-year-old Mexican national from Agua Prieta, stands convicted of human smuggling offenses.Support the show: https://www.myheraldreview.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this week's episode, Isaac begins by outlining his time in Ensenada (getting Marty repaired, turning 25 in Mexico, and another encounter with corrupt police officers). Then, he touches on his experience visiting his first National Park in Mexico, Sierra de San Pedro Mártir, visiting the world's 2nd biggest water geyser, and beach camping in the remote town of Bahía de los Ángeles. This is followed by an interview with old friend Ingrid Iverson, which dives into her life in Minnesota, health journey, and experiences with open water swimming races. Lastly, Isaac shares some recommendations on what to do when visiting Philadelphia before giving the Travel Tip of the Week.
Welcome back to PodeRosas FC Radio! Another amazing founding member of PodeRosas joins to talk about what it has meant to multiple generations of her family to watch Angel City FC play against teams like America, Tigres, and the Mexican National team. Alma also tells us what the player of the pod, Scarlett Camberos, means to her and how her love for fútbol came to be. Johnson interviews Myte about her time in New Zealand following Riley, Endo, Thompson and Ertz during their group stage games. LA Business of the week: Picaresca Support Football for Her! Our feature in L.A. Taco! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter to stay up to date with our upcoming events and podcast episodes! #woso #acfc #podersosas
Former player from America, Atlas, VfB Stuttgart from the Bundesliga, & many more teams joins the podcast for an interview regarding the Mexican National team. Glenn asks over several topics regarding the players, Jimmy Lozano, his time period vs how the game is now, & much more ball talk.
Mexico's war on drugs refers to the ongoing conflict and efforts by the Mexican government to combat drug trafficking organizations operating within the country. The war on drugs in Mexico gained significant attention in the mid-2000s and has since resulted in widespread violence, human rights abuses, and social unrest.The roots of Mexico's drug war can be traced back to the 1980s and 1990s when drug cartels, mainly based in the northern states, began to grow in power and influence.The cartels, such as the Sinaloa Cartel, Gulf Cartel, and Juarez Cartel, engaged in drug trafficking, organized crime, and corruption, posing a significant threat to Mexico's stability and security.The conflict escalated in 2006 when then-President Felipe Calderón launched a military-led crackdown on the drug cartels, deploying tens of thousands of troops across the country. This marked the official beginning of Mexico's war on drugs.The government's objective was to dismantle the cartels, reduce drug-related violence, and restore public order.However, the intensified enforcement actions had unintended consequences. The aggressive approach led to a surge in violence as the cartels resisted the government's efforts, resulting in a cycle of retaliatory attacks, massacres, and the targeting of law enforcement officials, politicians, and journalists.Innocent civilians have also been caught in the crossfire, leading to a significant loss of life and widespread human rights abuses.The drug war has exposed systemic issues within Mexico, including corruption within law enforcement agencies and the government, weak institutions, and socio-economic disparities. It has also fueled the growth of criminal organizations and the expansion of their activities beyond drug trafficking, such as extortion, kidnapping, and human trafficking.In this episode, we hear about a troubling new tactic used by the cartel that injured 8 Mexican national guardsman.(commercial at 10:09)to contact me:bobbycapucci@Protonmail.comsource:Car Bomb Explodes In Mexican City Amid Escalating Cartel Turf War (latintimes.com)This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5080327/advertisement
Mexico's war on drugs refers to the ongoing conflict and efforts by the Mexican government to combat drug trafficking organizations operating within the country. The war on drugs in Mexico gained significant attention in the mid-2000s and has since resulted in widespread violence, human rights abuses, and social unrest.The roots of Mexico's drug war can be traced back to the 1980s and 1990s when drug cartels, mainly based in the northern states, began to grow in power and influence.The cartels, such as the Sinaloa Cartel, Gulf Cartel, and Juarez Cartel, engaged in drug trafficking, organized crime, and corruption, posing a significant threat to Mexico's stability and security.The conflict escalated in 2006 when then-President Felipe Calderón launched a military-led crackdown on the drug cartels, deploying tens of thousands of troops across the country. This marked the official beginning of Mexico's war on drugs.The government's objective was to dismantle the cartels, reduce drug-related violence, and restore public order.However, the intensified enforcement actions had unintended consequences. The aggressive approach led to a surge in violence as the cartels resisted the government's efforts, resulting in a cycle of retaliatory attacks, massacres, and the targeting of law enforcement officials, politicians, and journalists.Innocent civilians have also been caught in the crossfire, leading to a significant loss of life and widespread human rights abuses.The drug war has exposed systemic issues within Mexico, including corruption within law enforcement agencies and the government, weak institutions, and socio-economic disparities. It has also fueled the growth of criminal organizations and the expansion of their activities beyond drug trafficking, such as extortion, kidnapping, and human trafficking.In this episode, we hear about a troubling new tactic used by the cartel that injured 8 Mexican national guardsman.(commercial at 10:09)to contact me:bobbycapucci@Protonmail.comsource:Car Bomb Explodes In Mexican City Amid Escalating Cartel Turf War (latintimes.com)This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5003294/advertisement
In this week's episode, Omar and Cesar discuss the continuing drama within the Mexican National team. Can Jimmy Lozano and this new Federation group turn this burning ship around? Was Diego Cocca the problem in Mexico? UEFA Nations League final and Euro qualifiers recap! Barcelona get some inexpensive help and Chelsea are offloading everyone!
Wilton sits down with Angel Reyes-Muñiz, the first Mexican basketball player from New York City to play for the Mexican national team. Reyes is a true hooper at heart and a student of the game. But his journey as a player—one that is still evolving—goes beyond the hardwood. The Bronx native became the first person to graduate in his family in September 2022 when he earned an associate degree from Rockland Community College. He credits his mom as his biggest inspiration to keep striving for more and not giving up on his dreams. As he continues to build on his hoop dreams, Reyes has multiple years of college eligibility remaining. His goal is to land with a program that will position him to one day get a chance to play in the NBA. It helps that he has relationships with former legends like Steve Nash, Dirk Nowitzki and Kyrie Irving to help him navigate the process. Sit back and get ready to listen as he dives into his hoop dreams, the lessons he learned on the courts in NYC, his relationship with his mom, the international growth among the NBA and some of his previous and recent brand collaborations away from the court.
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Fox's Eben Brown has the latest on this manhunt, suspect is considered armed and dangerous
First Republic bank needs a bailout. JP Morgan and the government are here to help. Or are they covering up their causes? A 12-year old wore a 'there are only two genders' tshirt to school. Some teachers sent him home. Why? A Mexican National killed 5 in Texas. He's still on the run. We know he has been deported at least 4 times. And why was Jeffrey Epstein meeting with now CIA Director?
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The Hunt Continues for a Mexican National who Allegedly Killed His 5 Neighbors. Alejandro Mayorkas Defines What He Considers a “Secure Border” Ahead of the End of Title 42. California Votes to Ban Diesel Vehicles by 2036See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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A Mexican National killed 5 neighbors and is still on the run --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/damitriess-farel/support
Our universities once again refuse to teach their students our founding documents, this time at UNC, A Mexican National killed 5 in Texas because of the open borders and the policies by Biden and the democrats which once again have blood on his hands, Democrats want to end diesel trucks by 2036 in California. Brides Magazine has a hairy chest man as a woman on the front cover The Truth Is Out There Voice Of The People Radio Show on blog talk radio on Sunday evening at 7 pm est call in number is 515-602-9657
Top 5 Most Read RNS's on Vox Markets for Tuesday 28th February 2023 5. Abingdon Health #ABDX - Trading Update Revenue of £1.1m for the 6 months to December 2022 (H1 2021: £1.7m) expected to be significantly improved in H2 2023 and FY 2023 revenues are expected to be materially higher than FY 2022 revenues of £2.8m. At 31 December 2022, the Company had £4.4m cash. Current cash is in line with the Board's expectations. The primary objective of the Board is to move the Company to a breakeven and cash flow positive position which it forecasts will be achieved in FY 2024. 4. Rambler Metals & Mining #RMM - Rambler Announces Strategic Process Rambler Metals and Mining announced today that its subsidiary have obtained an initial order from the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador and commenced proceedings pursuant to the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act. The Initial Order provides for a stay of proceedings in respect of the Company and authorises the Rambler Canada to continue its business in the normal course during the CCAA Proceedings. The Company and its board of directors determined, that it was in the best interest of the Company and its subsidiaries to commence the CCAA Proceedings to allow time and stability to develop and implement a sale and investment solicitation process 3. United Oil & Gas #UOG - ASH-8 well update United Oil & Gas announce an update on the drilling of the ASH-8 development well in the Abu Sennan licence, onshore Egypt. United holds a 22% non-operating interest in the Abu Sennan licence, which is operated by Kuwait Energy Egypt. - 22 metres of net oil pay interpreted in the primary reservoir target - Following completion and testing, ASH-8 is expected to be immediately brought onstream through the existing ASH facilities 2. Mobile Streams #MOS - Issue of shares to NFT partners, TVR, Q4 revenues Mobile Streams announces the issue of shares in relation to the previously announced contracts with the Mexican National and Necaxa football teams as well as the professional golfer Gaby López, in connection with or as part of the transaction consideration. The Company is pleased to announce unaudited revenues for the three months to 31 December 2022 of US$645,000 (c.£516,000). This represents a year-on-year increase of 243% in revenue when compared to the same period in 2021. 1. Baron Oil #BOIL - Competent Person's Report on the Chuditch PSC Key Points from the CPR · Contingent Resources assigned to Chuditch-1 discovery* · ERCE estimates that Chuditch-1 discovery contains 1,084 Bscf gross Pmean Contingent gas Resources attributable to the licence · Aggregated gross Pmean Prospective gas Resources attributable to the licence of 1,562 Bscf: · Oil equivalent Pmean Resources net to the Baron working interest, including the condensate yield, calculated by the Company to be: o 140 MMboe Contingent for Chuditch-1; and o 202 MMboe Prospective, when aggregated
As we head into the last group stage games for the World Cup the 90in60+ crew breakdown everything that's gone down at the tournament so far and preview this week's matches. We also welcome special guest Hugo to the pod as we dive deep into what exactly is going wrong for the Mexican National team. If you want to go straight to the Mexico rant, skip to 38:20 on this episode to hear our thoughts and opinions on Tata Martino, Liga MX, the Mexican Federation, and so much more.
As we head into the last group stage games for the World Cup the 90in60+ crew breakdown everything that's gone down at the tournament so far and preview this week's matches. We also welcome special guest Hugo to the pod as we dive deep into what exactly is going wrong for the Mexican National team. If you want to go straight to the Mexico rant, skip to 38:20 on this episode to hear our thoughts and opinions on Tata Martino, Liga MX, the Mexican Federation, and so much more.
Herc and Sebs analyze Mexico's loss against Argentina in the World Cup. They breakdown how Messi lifted Argentina, the tactic changes Tata Martino made, the absence of Edson Alvarez and the lack of goal Mexico has. Is Argentina and Mexico a Rivalry ? They discuss the Poland victory over Saudi Arabia and the outlook for the Mexican National team on the last matchday. Also on the show Juan Carlos Osorio breaking down the tactics of the USMNT vs England . Shots Fired: John Herdman provokes outrage at the Croatian team for saying "We're going to go and 'F' Croatia...” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Herc and Sebs analyze Mexico's loss against Argentina in the World Cup. They breakdown how Messi lifted Argentina, the tactic changes Tata Martino made, the absence of Edson Alvarez and the lack of goal Mexico has. Is Argentina and Mexico a Rivalry ? They discuss the Poland victory over Saudi Arabia and the outlook for the Mexican National team on the last matchday. Also on the show Juan Carlos Osorio breaking down the tactics of the USMNT vs England . Shots Fired: John Herdman provokes outrage at the Croatian team for saying "We're going to go and 'F' Croatia...” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Mexican government is attempting to flex its muscle and crack down on the cartels who are causing chaos in the country. In the attempt, they rounded up 167 cartel members in what they called one of the biggest mass arrests in the nation's history. The cartel answered this however by taking 25 members of the national guard hostage.(commercial at 8:23)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:https://www.vice.com/en/article/3adkjj/mexico-arrested-167-narcos-pueblos-unidos
The Mexican government is attempting to flex its muscle and crack down on the cartels who are causing chaos in the country. In the attempt, they rounded up 167 cartel members in what they called one of the biggest mass arrests in the nation's history. The cartel answered this however by taking 25 members of the national guard hostage.(commercial at 8:23)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:https://www.vice.com/en/article/3adkjj/mexico-arrested-167-narcos-pueblos-unidos
Imagine living in a small fishing village in Mexico and being introduced to Pickleball when 3 Canadians needed a fourth player. From that point, Pickleball literally changed Emanuel Sanchez's life. Let's get to the intro so we can hear Emanuel's inspiring story.Has Pickleball Changed Your Life? Click Here to Share Your Story
- 2022 COG T-SHIRTS! BUY NOW! http://www.cornerofthegalaxy.com/SHOP - SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCAST: http://cornerofthegalaxy.com/subscribe/ - COG LA GALAXY DISCORD: https://discord.gg/drr9HFZY2P COG STUDIOS, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy could be one win away from clinching a 2022 playoff spot. And from where they are standing right now, they might even find a home playoff game if they keep playing the way they are. On today's show, hosts Josh Guesman and Kevin Baxter discuss the 3-2 win over the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday night and why the Galaxy now have an identity. How important were the additions of Gaston Brugman and Riqui Puig? And why is the 4-3-3 the way the Galaxy close out this season? Plus, has Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez done enough to deserve another year on his contract? Would you re-sign a player who scored 34 goals in his last two seasons and is the team's MVP once again? Or is it time to ship the all-time leader in goal scoring for the Mexican National team elsewhere? And all the little interesting things that the guys get to talk about because it looks like the Galaxy are actually going to make the playoffs. Can you say "playoff bracket?" We've got a good one for you today! Thanks for listening!
This week, Drewby and Yergy discuss the case of Jose Paulino Pascual-Reyes, a Mexican national who had been deported once prior, who recently was arrested for capital murder, abuse of a corpse, and kidnapping, after his girlfriend's daughter was found wandering down a remote highway in rural Alabama. Support Our Patreon For More Unreleased Content: https://www.patreon.com/themiserymachine PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/themiserymachine Join Our Facebook Group to Request a Topic: https://t.co/DeSZIIMgXs?amp=1 Instagram: miserymachinepodcast Twitter: misery_podcast Discord: https://discord.gg/kCCzjZM #themiserymachine #podcast #truecrime Source Material: https://www.wbrc.com/2022/08/03/cause-death-revealed-gruesome-tallapoosa-county-murders/ https://www.al.com/news/2022/08/12-year-old-kidnapping-victim-was-daughter-sister-of-dismembered-murder-victims-suspect-was-mothers-boyfriend-sheriff-says.html https://lawandcrime.com/crime/kidnapped-girl-chewed-out-of-her-restraints-led-authorities-to-where-man-had-two-decomposing-bodies-sheriff/ https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/news/2022/08/03/alabama-captive-girl-escapes-home-police-find-two-bodies/10224905002/ https://www.sportskeeda.com/pop-culture/news-what-jose-paulino-pascual-reyes-do-man-arrested-12-year-old-escapes-captivity-alabama https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11081827/Illegal-immigrant-charged-kidnap-girl-escaped-led-police-decomposing-bodies.html https://www.cbsnews.com/news/alabama-abducted-girl-chews-through-restraints-escape-victims-dientified-jose-paulino-pascual-reyes-charged/ https://www.oxygen.com/crime-news/jose-paulino-pascual-reyes-charged-murder-kidnapping https://medicotopics.com/who-is-jose-paulino-pascual-reyes-why-did-he-kill-her-girlfriend-and-her-son-explained/ https://nypost.com/2022/08/03/12-year-old-escapes-alabama-home-leads-cops-to-2-bodies/ https://www.wsfa.com/2022/08/02/child-discovery-leads-alabama-police-2-bodies-arrest/ https://www.cnn.com/2022/08/03/us/alabama-kidnapping-leads-to-corpse-discovery/index.html https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/crime/alabama-jose-reyes-girl-escape-b2138167.html https://local12.com/news/nation-world/childs-discovery-leads-police-bodies-arrest-jose-paulino-pascual-reyes-decomposing-kidnapping-tallapoosa-county-alabama https://www.foxnews.com/us/escape-kidnapping-victim-twelve-prompted-discovery-two-decomposing-bodies-alabama-mobile-home https://www.lmtonline.com/news/article/Police-Girl-held-captive-with-remains-of-mother-17352023.php https://savagehumans.com/kidnapped-12-year-old-girl-chews-through-restraints-to-escape-and-lead-police-to-captor/ https://www.victoriaadvocate.com/kidnapping-double-murder-defendant-is-an-illegal-immigrant/article_bf4a913c-d79b-579e-8284-d0d96670ff71.html https://tallaco.com/content.asp?formid=1504&id=86333 https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/02/us/alabama-captive-girl-dead-bodies.html https://www.facebook.com/fanhi.lua https://www.facebook.com/pacual.reyes.1 https://www.facebook.com/ruby.ceja.9277 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4UoYA_TQK4&ab_channel=GlobalNews https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SDthRIVCMI&ab_channel=NBC15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6iVdedbOcA&ab_channel=ABC7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJkg15CUCn8&ab_channel=NewsNation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umPtG5OiZUQ&ab_channel=WVTM13News https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s17UZhpLxEc&ab_channel=FOX10News https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPk4IqXCMzI&ab_channel=GrayHughesInvestigates
The Mexican government is attempting to flex its muscle and crack down on the cartels who are causing chaos in the country. In the attempt, they rounded up 167 cartel members in what they called one of the biggest mass arrests in the nation's history. The cartel answered this however by taking 25 members of the national guard hostage. (commercial at 8:00)to contact me: bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:https://www.vice.com/en/article/3adkjj/mexico-arrested-167-narcos-pueblos-unidos
The Mexican government is attempting to flex its muscle and crack down on the cartels who are causing chaos in the country. In the attempt, they rounded up 167 cartel members in what they called one of the biggest mass arrests in the nation's history. The cartel answered this however by taking 25 members of the national guard hostage. (commercial at 8:00)to contact me: bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:https://www.vice.com/en/article/3adkjj/mexico-arrested-167-narcos-pueblos-unidos
Zak Mir talks to Mark Epstein, CEO Mobile Streams as the the AIM quoted mobile content and data intelligence company announces it has signed a major contract to be the exclusive global producer and provider of collectable trading card NFT's for the Mexican National football team.
We discuss polling, the housing crisis, Mexico. Our Guests Are: Dr. Peter Navarro, Dick Morris, Oscar RamirezStay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/joinAired On: 7/20/2022Watch:On the Web: http://www.warroom.orgOn Gettr: @WarRoomOn Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bioOn TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews
We discuss COVId, Birx, mental health, J6, and more. Our Guests Are: Jack Posobiec, Steve Cortes, Oscar Ramirez, Dr. Robert Malone, Julie Kelly, Cynthia HughesStay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/joinAired On: 7/20/2022Watch:On the Web: http://www.warroom.orgOn Gettr: @WarRoomOn Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bioOn TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews
Alexi Lalas and David Mosse kick off the podcast with a look at all the MLS action this week, including LA Galaxy's return to form and answer why names on MLS jerseys are getting harder to look at for broadcasters (10:02). Then, we dive into the upcoming USMNT friendlies vs. Morocco and Uruguay as well as look at the striker depth chart of the USMNT. Later, we take a look at Real Madrid's big win vs. Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League Final (47:20). Alexi congratulates Mourinho's Roma win at the UEFA Conference League, Mosse gives us a breakdown of Copa Libertadores, UEFA Nations League and the Finalissima. Alexi answered your questions about Christian Pulisic leaving the Premier League, U.S. Open Cup, and why the Mexican National team has struggled lately in #AskAlexi (1:21:10). Finally, Alexi ends the show with a special Memorial Day message to all the American military members (1:45:00). What We've Been Watching: Mosse's Picks: Downton Abbey: A New Era, George Carlin's American Dream Alexi's Picks: Top Gun: Maverick, We Own This City, The Staircase, The Thing About Pam Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The fatal shooting of a Mexican National by a Border Patrol Agent adds to the crisis at the Southern Border. The legitimacy of the shooting is called into question.
What a week of football this past week has been. Some big matches champions being crowned, title favorites dropping points, and a Champions League classic for the ages to top it all off. As we approach the final weeks of the season European football is definitely heating up. the 90in60+ boys also recap the Mexican National team match against Guatemala and predict this weekend's fixtures in the Premier League Pick Em'.
What a week of football this past week has been. Some big matches champions being crowned, title favorites dropping points, and a Champions League classic for the ages to top it all off. As we approach the final weeks of the season European football is definitely heating up. the 90in60+ boys also recap the Mexican National team match against Guatemala and predict this weekend's fixtures in the Premier League Pick Em'.
Shortly after the Dynamo announced the signing of Hector Herrera, General Manager Pat Onstad, and Technical Director Asher Mendelsohn join the pod to talk about wooing the Mexican National team star, what it means for the club and how culture change permeates every aspect of winning.
On this episode we talk about some Liga Mx transfer news, as well as the Mexican National team games this past week.
On Thursday's episode of Futbol Americas, Sebastian and Herculez are joined by Jermaine Jones and Kasey Keller to recap USMNT victory over El Salvador in Columbus. They guys analyze Jesus Ferreira's performance and debate who was Man of the Match. They also discuss Matt Turner's impending transfer to Arsenal and what that might mean for the USMNT. Then, Mauricio Pedroza joins the show to talk about the Mexican National team and their 2-1 comeback victory over Jamaica in Kingston. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday's episode of Futbol Americas, Sebastian and Herculez are joined by Jermaine Jones and Kasey Keller to recap USMNT victory over El Salvador in Columbus. They guys analyze Jesus Ferreira's performance and debate who was Man of the Match. They also discuss Matt Turner's impending transfer to Arsenal and what that might mean for the USMNT. Then, Mauricio Pedroza joins the show to talk about the Mexican National team and their 2-1 comeback victory over Jamaica in Kingston.
One Gotta Go game Stocking stuffer toys: Yo-Yo vs Rubik's cube vs Slinky vs Kendama. Should America replace toilet paper with bidets? Mr.Beast's Squid Game Video gets more Views in a week than the actual show got in a week. The video was so popular that Camilla Araujo the girl representing play 067 was able to gain 100,000 followers in 5 days. The Mexican National team announced their new crest. Do we need a new crest right now or new players? Duke basketball player sweats so much he loses 7 pounds per game. He has to take special medicine in order to not cramp up all game. Drake gives YK Osiris 60,000 to perform in his house. School shooter tries to trick kids by claiming he's a police officer. The Hypothetical Moment! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theuneducatedduopodcast/support
On Thursday's episode of Futbol Americas, Sebastian and Herculez are joined by Tigres UANL centerback Carlos Salcedo. The defender talks about his team's semifinal win over León, his future with the Mexican National team, and his time with Real Salt Lake. Next, the guys debut a new segment 'Futbol vs. Soccer'. They debate who had the bigger "fracaso", New England Revolution or Club América. Herc and Sebi also talk about Jonathan dos Santos' LA Galaxy exit and Carlos Vela staying put with LAFC. Then they talk about the Mexican National Team's new crest. Did they like it? Next, Julie Foudy joins the show to recap the USWNT's friendlies vs. Australia. Who stood out? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Thursday's episode of Futbol Americas, Sebastian and Herculez are joined by Tigres UANL centerback Carlos Salcedo. The defender talks about his team's semifinal win over León, his future with the Mexican National team, and his time with Real Salt Lake. Next, the guys debut a new segment 'Futbol vs. Soccer'. They debate who had the bigger "fracaso", New England Revolution or Club América. Herc and Sebi also talk about Jonathan dos Santos' LA Galaxy exit and Carlos Vela staying put with LAFC. Then they talk about the Mexican National Team's new crest. Did they like it? Next, Julie Foudy joins the show to recap the USWNT's friendlies vs. Australia. Who stood out?
In this episode we chat with nationals finalist AND champions of the womens division from Lobos Rogelio, Regina, Luis about their journey to the final standings. From the lead up, to the finale we go over everything to paint the perfect picture for you and welcome you to come over sometime. take a listen and enjoy.
The MLS is a joke of a Sports league in the United States of America but they still exist. The MLS has a lot of players from Mexico and could that be to ruin players careers and damage the Mexican National team. The Sports Nuts crew gets to the bottom of it. This podcast is brought to you by Lumberlend Co, Home of the Original Bat Mug.
On the first episode of season 2, we have Jen Munoz. A Mexican American professional soccer player from Montebello, California who at her young age has already left her mark in the sport and her fans hearts. She's an all-star in her own right, playing for “El Mas Grande,” Club America in Mexico's capital and getting called up to play for the Mexican National team. Jen is a strong advocate for woman empowerment — and standing up against women being objectified in sports. In May of this year she announced that she was retiring from football. Leaving one's lifelong career to start a new journey is never an easy one. For Muñoz, she knew it was time to focus on other passions and start her next chapter. Jen Munoz is a true trailblazer and she's just getting started. What's next for this 'goleadora?' Find our on Mando & Friends episode 1 with Jen Muñoz streaming now. This isn't an interview. Just a convo between friends.
The mysterious death of Eazy-E, Rick James life, local towns welcome Afghanistan refugees, and a Mexican national is convicted on child pornography charges --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stephen-kornegay/message
Eazy-E and his death, Rick James's eventful life, local Mayors welcome Afghanistan refugees, a Mexican national convicted on child pornography charges. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stephen-kornegay/message
On the first episode of season 2, we have Jen Munoz. A Mexican American professional soccer player from Montebello, California who at her young age has already left her mark in the sport and her fans hearts. She's an all-star in her own right, playing for “El Mas Grande,” Club America in Mexico's capital and getting called up to play for the Mexican National team. Jen is a strong advocate for woman empowerment — and standing up against women being objectified in sports. In May of this year she announced that she was retiring from football. Leaving one's lifelong career to start a new journey is never an easy one. For Muñoz, she knew it was time to focus on other passions and start her next chapter. Jen Munoz is a true trailblazer and she's just getting started. What's next for this goleadora? Find our on Mando & Friends episode 1 with Jen Muñoz streaming now. This isn't an interview. Just a convo between friends.
In this episode, the guys discuss the Mexican National team fans derogatory chant of puto. They also talk about Social Justice Warrior, Megan Rapinoe who has recently been named Victoria's Secret Spokesperson. The boys also discuss the first round of the European Cup, and soccer moms.
The hoe translators are back on this beautiful La Familia Monday, here with a new episode which means new phrases, new moments and new Jorge. We kick it off with Intros and week recaps 6:00, Mexican National team controversy 15:25, Girls w/ body hair 19:16, people complaining about being single 43:50, old MTV dating shows 1:22:08, Outros 1:40:00
Is Janelly Farias the Mexican National team's Megan Rapinoe? Fresh off her CBS debut covering CONCACAF Nations League, we hear from the Club América Femenil defender. Farias discusses USMNT & El Tri, the state of women's soccer in Mexico, and how to best eliminate offensive slurs from the game. Plus, her own inspiring journey.
Jon and Simon Thomas talk with Magie Cook, CEO, Keynote Speaker & Author, MC Enterprises, LLC. They discuss the mindset to adapt for a successful business. Magie bases her success on three concepts: resilience, resourcefulness and relentlessness. She starts with resourcefulness because she realized early on that all of the resources she needed were within her. Magie, whose birth name is Magdalena De La Cruz Cook Garcia, is a Latino businesswoman who was born in an orphanage in Mexico. She grew up in poverty along with 68 brothers and sisters. She missed her opportunity to play basketball for the Mexican National team because she broke her collarbone. Shortly after she immigrated to the US on a basketball scholarship at the University of Charleston. After obtaining her college degree, and not being able to find a job, Magie became homeless and lived on the streets. When someone recognized her, she was given a place to stay. A few weeks later, she entered a Fresh Salsa competition for the State of West Virginia and won unanimously. At this event, she was given $800 to start her business. Not knowing anything about business and with perseverance, she created Maggie's All-Natural Fresh Salsa's & Dips, a company that grew into a multi-million-dollar business within 4 years and distributed products across 38 states to major supermarkets such as Wal-Mart, Sam's Club, Whole Foods and many more. At the height of her success in 2015, Maggie's Salsa sold to Campbell's Soup. Shortly after, she went back to Mexico and rescued 31 orphaned children from a drug cartel. As a CEO, Magie shares her unconventional and unique techniques that made her super successful in life and in business. She was given a Nobel Entrepreneurial Prize in Mexico, the Small Business Administration gave her the Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, the University of Charleston Awarded her into the Hall of Fame, and West Virginia inducted her into their Generation Next, 40 under 40. Magie is a board member of AFIRE Pinellas, an organization that provides educational scholarships to kids with disabilities. Magie's company has been mentioned and featured on the following news and Television Networks: CNN, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, NBC, USA Today, The Washington Post, Fox News, Daystar, the American Dream Television, The Shelby Report, Kiplinger, Executive Magazine, ABC, CBS, the show Ask Dr. Nandi, and has been featured in many more tv, radio shows, magazines and newspapers. Magie is the author of the book Mindful Success™ - How to use your mind to transform your life (Amazon). She's also the founder of success workshops and a success masterminds for personal and professional development for individuals and companies. She founded a movement with an idea to solve the generational issue of human (sex) trafficking. In 2019, she began working with the AOF Hollywood Dreams International Film Festival to make a feature film about her story. Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon's Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big! Connect with Magie Cook: Website: www.magiecook.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/magiecook/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MagieCook Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/magiecook1/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/magiecook LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/magiecook/
In this week's episode Michael and I did a mock draft of the top 20 picks. We decided to make it a competition to see who gets the most draft picks right. We finished with a quick discussion about the drama going on between the Mexican National team and Chicharito Hernandez. Tune in to see who would be the better NFL GM!!!!
Alexi Lalas chats with Los Angeles Galaxy star Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez and talks about adjustments he is making this season, what he likes about new LA Galaxy’s Head Coach Greg Vanney, playing for the Mexican National team, US youth soccer, and what he would do if he were the MLS commissioner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The U-23 Mexican National team clinched a spot in the Olympics, plus we recap the senior team's defeat to Wales and preview the matches vs. Costa Rica and Honduras. #mexicosoccerpodcast #podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eltrionline/support
Jon and Simon talk with Magie Cook! Magie was homeless and lived on the streets. Months after, she entered a Fresh Salsa competition for the State of West Virginia and won unanimously. With $800 she started her business. Magie created Maggie’s All Natural Fresh Salsa’s & Dips, a company that grew into a multi-million dollar business and distributed products across 38 states to major supermarkets such as Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club, Whole Foods, and many more. In 2015, Maggie’s sold to Campbell’s. Listen to her inspiring story! Magie Cook, CEO, Keynote Speaker & Author, MC Enterprises, LLC Magie, whose birth name is Magdalena De La Cruz Cook Garcia, is a Latino businesswoman who was born in an orphanage in Mexico. She grew up in poverty along with 68 brothers and sisters. She missed her opportunity to play basketball for the Mexican National team because she broke her collarbone. Shortly after she immigrated to the US on a basketball scholarship at the University of Charleston. After obtaining her college degree, and not being able to find a job, Magie became homeless and lived on the streets. When someone recognized her, she was given a place to stay. A few weeks later, she entered a Fresh Salsa competition for the State of West Virginia and won unanimously. At this event, she was given $800 to start her business. Not knowing anything about business and with perseverance, she created Maggie’s All-Natural Fresh Salsa’s & Dips, a company that grew into a multi-million-dollar business within 4 years and distributed products across 38 states to major supermarkets such as Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club, Whole Foods and many more. At the height of her success in 2015, Maggie’s Salsa sold to Campbell’s Soup. Shortly after, she went back to Mexico and rescued 31 orphaned children from a drug cartel. As a CEO, Magie shares her unconventional and unique techniques that made her super successful in life and in business. She was given a Nobel Entrepreneurial Prize in Mexico, the Small Business Administration gave her the Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, the University of Charleston Awarded her into the Hall of Fame, and West Virginia inducted her into their Generation Next, 40 under 40. Magie is a board member of AFIRE Pinellas, an organization that provides educational scholarships to kids with disabilities. Magie’s company has been mentioned and featured on the following news and Television Networks: CNN, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, NBC, USA Today, The Washington Post, Fox News, Daystar, the American Dream Television, The Shelby Report, Kiplinger, Executive Magazine, ABC, CBS, the show Ask Dr. Nandi, and has been featured in many more tv, radio shows, magazines, and newspapers. Magie is the author of the book Mindful Success™ – How to use your mind to transform your life (Amazon). She’s also the founder of success workshops and a success mastermind for personal and professional development for individuals and companies. She founded a movement with an idea to solve the generational issue of human (sex) trafficking. In 2019, she began working with the AOF Hollywood Dreams International Film Festival to make a feature film about her story. Listen to Jon’s Previous Interviews with Magie Cook: https://jondwoskin.com/2018/07/think-business-jon-dwoskin-interviews-magie-cook/ https://jondwoskin.com/2020/06/jon-dwoskin-talks-live-with-magie-cook-ceo-keynote-speaker-author-mc-enterprises-llc/ Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon’s Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big! Connect with Magie Cook: Website: www.magiecook.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/magiecook/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MagieCook Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/magiecook1/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/magiecook LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/magiecook/
In the second hour we continue our conversation with Houston Dynamo Tab Ramos and take questions from callers for Tab as well. Also up this hour Glenn interviews Al-Gharafa and Mexican National team centerback Hector Moreno.
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Mexican national sentenced to 30 months in prison for transporting illegal aliens, illegal reentry --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newsnowbaytown/support
After being blocked by Mexican National Guard troops from crossing a bridge over the Suchiate River that separates Mexico and Guatemala, large numbers of Central American migrants waded across the river on January 20, only to be stopped again by members of the National Guard. Read the article here!
ESPN FC’s Tom Marshall joins Glenn Davis on Soccer Matters to discuss everything going on in Liga MX and with the Mexican National team.
Welcome to yet another fire A$$ episode of the W(S)P. You do not want to miss this episode homies. Today I recap the NBA Free Agency, Kawhi Leonard asks Drake "Where are the exclusives?" Zion causes a 7.1 earthquake, I got a UFC 239 recap, the former deuche bag of the universe Luke Rockhold gets tucked in with bed time stories, Ben Askren gets the plug pulled, Jorge Masvidal claims me as a dependent on his taxes, US women's soccer does it again and deserves BETTER pay than the men's team, the men's US soccer team stars in yet another choking snuff film, The Mexican National soccer team celebrates a Chancla World Championship, I finally drop the "AKA Moody Hank" album on spotify and iTunes, I search "Lil" on Spotify and stumble on a gold mine of trash suicide rappers, and of course all sorts and kinds of miscellaneous ish talking. Tell your homies to tell their homies, homies! Seth Geko on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/11YKjFUgJooKWemJveZF0N?si=vfFbc1zeToiRy32KrPXenw Instagram: @therealsethgeko W(S)P Email (holler @ me): sethgeko858@yahoo.com Rate the show on iTunes!!!
I am so thankful for my time with Community Outreach and Special Events coordinator for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Noel Guevara. Living in California early on life Noel was able to participate in dance and Soccer. When her and her family moved to Arizona and she was growing in soccer she left dance and went to play soccer while balancing a school schedule and family life. Noel was fortunate to play for her high school team, her club team as well as spend some time with the Mexican National team U20 team. After graduating from Northern Arizona University, she got a job with the Arizona Diamondbacks. Organizing the first DBacks Pride Night, creating a program for young girls to Play ball. I hope you enjoy this episode with Noel. Here are some links of some of the things we talk about in this episode. https://www.outsports.com/2017/6/22/15858054/diamondbacks-pride-night-gay-noel-guevara https://www.mlb.com/dbacks/community/youth-sports/girls-play-ball https://www.instagram.com/naguevara/ https://twitter.com/noelguevara Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
COG MERCHANDISE (SCARVES, T-SHIRTS, BUTTONS, COASTERS): http://www.cornerofthegalaxy.com/SHOP COG STUDIOS, Calif. – The LA Galaxy just put together one of the most beautiful displays of soccer they've had in over two years. The passing was quick and precise, the movement was unpredictable, and the result was near total domination of visiting Minnesota United on Saturday night. On today's show, your hosts Josh Guesman and Kevin Baxter are waking up way too early on a Sunday morning to bring you a special edition of Corner of the Galaxy from the (press) Box. The guys will brave the early hour to ensure they bring you all the information you wanted to know about the game before Panda departs to cover the US and Mexican National teams. The guys will start by talking about the superb night Uriel Antuna had and why he was the key to the entire match. They'll also discuss Antuna's placement in a 4-3-3 formation, and why Guillermo Barros Schelotto was right to bring out that formation. Is that kind of performance what you've been expecting from a Schelotto coached team? Josh and Kevin will then talk about the other major players for the Galaxy including Sebastian Lletget and why the masked-man only kept the mask on for about 30 seconds, and why his partners, Joe Corona and Jonathan dos Santos, were also outstanding on the night. They'll also talk about the Galaxy's defense and why being near-perfect almost wasn't enough. But they got some great performances from nearly all of the back four. The guys may even single out a couple on the defense that needs to do a little bit more to make the night truly outstanding. Finally, Josh and Kevin will give you a unique story about 17-year-old Julian Araujo and the latest in crazy rumors that have hit the Galaxy. Could the real Pato please stand up? It's a packed show for a game that was one of the best executed in many years. So what happens when Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Romain Alessandrini come back? Do the Galaxy get worse? Pffffttttt! We've got more than 60-minutes of Galaxy-talk headed your way!
COG MERCHANDISE (SCARVES, T-SHIRTS, BUTTONS, COASTERS): http://www.cornerofthegalaxy.com/SHOP COG STUDIOS, Calif. – The LA Galaxy just put together one of the most beautiful displays of soccer they've had in over two years. The passing was quick and precise, the movement was unpredictable, and the result was near total domination of visiting Minnesota United on Saturday night. On today's show, your hosts Josh Guesman and Kevin Baxter are waking up way too early on a Sunday morning to bring you a special edition of Corner of the Galaxy from the (press) Box. The guys will brave the early hour to ensure they bring you all the information you wanted to know about the game before Panda departs to cover the US and Mexican National teams. The guys will start by talking about the superb night Uriel Antuna had and why he was the key to the entire match. They'll also discuss Antuna's placement in a 4-3-3 formation, and why Guillermo Barros Schelotto was right to bring out that formation. Is that kind of performance what you've been expecting from a Schelotto coached team? Josh and Kevin will then talk about the other major players for the Galaxy including Sebastian Lletget and why the masked-man only kept the mask on for about 30 seconds, and why his partners, Joe Corona and Jonathan dos Santos, were also outstanding on the night. They'll also talk about the Galaxy's defense and why being near-perfect almost wasn't enough. But they got some great performances from nearly all of the back four. The guys may even single out a couple on the defense that needs to do a little bit more to make the night truly outstanding. Finally, Josh and Kevin will give you a unique story about 17-year-old Julian Araujo and the latest in crazy rumors that have hit the Galaxy. Could the real Pato please stand up? It's a packed show for a game that was one of the best executed in many years. So what happens when Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Romain Alessandrini come back? Do the Galaxy get worse? Pffffttttt! We've got more than 60-minutes of Galaxy-talk headed your way!
PANDA & PATO T-SHIRTS LINK --> https://www.bonfire.com/cog-panda-pato-podcast-shirt/ COG SHOP LINK --> http://cornerofthegalaxy.com/shop CoG Studios, CA -- The LA Galaxy kept their unbeaten streak alive by taking down Orlando City in another exciting game at StubHub Center. But continued defensive issued once again marred a Galaxy victory and there may not be any answers to this puzzle! On today's show, your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times soccer reporter Kevin Baxter are back to go back over all the good and the bad from that game and try and decide if the Galaxy should make some moves to make the defense better, or ride the wave of results to the playoffs. Coul they even be considered contenders at this point? First, Zlatan Ibrahimovic had another huge game for the club. His first Galaxy hat-trick follows another big Galaxy name. And it's been quite some time since someone in the blue, white, and gold put three into the back of the net in a single game. Josh and Kevin will next look at Giovani dos Santos and how the Mexican National teamer has been playing much better over the last couple of games. He scored a goal, assisted on another, and generally looked to be an important piece of the Galaxy's unlocking of Orlando. But is his self-imposed press exile hurting him with the fans, the league, and the press? Should the most expensive player on the field be able to shrug off his post-game responsibilities? Finally, the guys will look at the other impact players like Sebastian Lletget, Perry Kitchen, and Ola Kamara and see how they rubbed this game the right or wrong way. And does Sigi Schmid deserve some serious praise in how he's reconstructed the roster and how he makes his halftime adjustments? We've got 75 minutes of Galaxy-Talk headed your way! Don't miss it! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory
PANDA & PATO T-SHIRTS LINK --> https://www.bonfire.com/cog-panda-pato-podcast-shirt/ COG SHOP LINK --> http://cornerofthegalaxy.com/shop CoG Studios, CA -- The LA Galaxy kept their unbeaten streak alive by taking down Orlando City in another exciting game at StubHub Center. But continued defensive issued once again marred a Galaxy victory and there may not be any answers to this puzzle! On today's show, your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times soccer reporter Kevin Baxter are back to go back over all the good and the bad from that game and try and decide if the Galaxy should make some moves to make the defense better, or ride the wave of results to the playoffs. Coul they even be considered contenders at this point? First, Zlatan Ibrahimovic had another huge game for the club. His first Galaxy hat-trick follows another big Galaxy name. And it's been quite some time since someone in the blue, white, and gold put three into the back of the net in a single game. Josh and Kevin will next look at Giovani dos Santos and how the Mexican National teamer has been playing much better over the last couple of games. He scored a goal, assisted on another, and generally looked to be an important piece of the Galaxy's unlocking of Orlando. But is his self-imposed press exile hurting him with the fans, the league, and the press? Should the most expensive player on the field be able to shrug off his post-game responsibilities? Finally, the guys will look at the other impact players like Sebastian Lletget, Perry Kitchen, and Ola Kamara and see how they rubbed this game the right or wrong way. And does Sigi Schmid deserve some serious praise in how he's reconstructed the roster and how he makes his halftime adjustments? We've got 75 minutes of Galaxy-Talk headed your way! Don't miss it! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory
Soccer Matters kicks off for a Tuesday edition as Glenn starts the show with World Cup talk. Glenn gives his thoughts on some of the countries that intrigue him in the World Cup. Glenn also gives his predictions on who will advance in each group and who will move on deeper as the tournament goes on. Glenn comes back with sounds from the Brazil/Croatia game, shedding light on Neymar’s beautiful goal. A story has been brought to light about the Mexican National team and how after their 1-0 victory against Scotland, the team was seen entering a hotel with various escorts. Victor Araiza joins the show to give his thoughts on the story. Even with the World Cup starting next week, transfer news is always around as Brazilian star Fred goes to Manchester United from Ukrainian club Shakhtar Donetsk.
The ridiculous process I went through to become a Mexican National (Permanent Resident) and YES! you still have to file taxes once you leave the country.
The second hour kicks off with an interview with Mariano Trujillo, former Mexican National Team defender. The two talk about the World Cup in general and specifically the Mexican National team, and Liverpool’s Mo Salah. Glenn’s next guest is Alex Stepney, former Manchester United Goalkeeper. Stepney talks about his experiences of playing for the Red Devils. Glenn’s final guest is Aly Wagner, Former USWNT Midfielder. Wagner gives her thoughts on the Houston Dash and all of the NWSL. Glenn gets Wagner’s perspective from playing professionally to broadcasting and how the pressures of each are similar and different.
Welcome to a brief podcast where we talk about the recent Mexican National team call up for the friendly against Bosnia. We talk about the players who where called up and also those who we think got snubbed by JCO. Make sure you follow us on Twitter @EagleEyePod
President Donald J. Trump rose to power on a wave of anti-immigrant, nationalist sentiment. He wove a narrative of "bad" Mexicans, immigrants flooding over the border, bringing with them drugs and guns. And he used the case of Kate Steinle -- a 32-year-old white woman shot and killed on a San Francisco pier by a Mexican National -- to help sell the story. As the Kate Steinle murder trial begins in San Francisco, KQED reporters unpack the facts and falsehoods surrounding her tragic death.
Compas! We talked with @PajaroPicon about El Salvador and the first match vs Mexico. We then went into Gold Cup analysis with the Mexican National team. Then we continued with Diva talk and the mentality of these star Eurpean players vs the LigaMX based Gold Cup team. Complaints were had about what we have been classifying lately as a Golazo.
Download Episode! An Interview with Bob Price, Founder and Director of the Vallarta Botanical Garden, Hillary Abrams, Wedding and Event Coordinator and Neil Gerlowski, Executive Director of the Vallarta Botanical Garden and the dedication of Cheryl L. Wheeler International Peace Garden. This interview was sparked by Hillary Abrams, she is the wedding coordinator of the Vallarta Botanical Gardens and she answered a call I put out for wedding coordinators here in Puerto Vallarta. Remember, in the first episode I promised to interview wedding planners and photographers, and caterers and bakers? Well, she invited me to come out to the Vallarta Botanical Gardens to show me what they have to offer to the bride and groom. Of course I leapt at the chance to have an opportunity to see the gardens and possibly do two interviews at the same time. Sweet! Little did I realize at the time what a wonderful opportunity this would turn out to be. Donate to The Vallarta Botanical Garden I had an appointment to meet Hillary at 10:00 AM at the garden so I walked out of my apartment up in the El Cerro area, next to Gringo Gulch, and walked down to the Emilio Zapata neighborhood, crossing the bridge over the Rio Cuale, passing the watchmaker who changes batteries, sizes watch bands and more, right there in the shade of a tree. The guy does a brisk business. I grab a quick doughnut from a tienda, a orange drink and then hoof it the rest of the way to the corner of Agaucate and Carranza where waiting there it the bus for the Botanical Gardens and El Tuito, waiting there at 9:00 AM. Good deal. I love it when a plan falls in place. I board the bus and head towards the back. . The bus driver didn’t want any money from me till after we reached our destination. So I picked a seat where I could plop my backpack with my audio recording equipment, microphones and cables and all that stuff, my camera rig too, right in a seat right next to me. I was soon joined in the back by a character of sorts. He was worn from what I assumed was a lifetime of just a little too much to drink. I figured he was about my age. He was jovial and had a couple of friends who came on the bus as it sat, waiting to leave for the gardens. They were friendly and very talkative. It made for an entertaining trip, my eavesdropping on the conversation. I like to listen in while not always letting on that I actually do understand what they are saying. The bus soon had its fill of passengers and took off for the garden. For those familiar with Puerto Vallarta and have taken the bus south of town to Mismaloya or Boca de Tomatlan, you will be familiar with this road. It travels along the coast winding past large estates, beautiful hotels and resorts and condos situated right on the ocean. There are beautiful secluded beaches and private ones. One of my favorite parts of this route are the speed bumps placed strategically in front of the bigger complexes. The bus will slow way down to accommodate these bumps. The second thump, the rear axle going over is always the best for your back. Especially if you happen to be standing in the bus. The bus stops at Mismaloya and Boca but then continues up along the The Horcones River that empties into the Boca de Tomatlan, up into the mountains towards the old town of El Tuito. The bus stops at the entrance of the Gardens and the driver asks for 26 pesos. Cheap like 1.25 each way. He will give you change if you don’t have exact change. The garden entrance is beautiful. You check in at the front reception area where you buy admission, you can also purchase insect repellent right at the ticket counter so if you forget yours, no problem. As I walk towards the restaurant and gift shop area, I pass planter beds and plant displays along the pathway. Such a wonderful setting, in the jungle with fresh air and birds chirping away. [caption id="attachment_549" align="alignright" width="226"] Bob Price Poses with the Philippine Jade Vine[/caption] When I reach the restaurant I recognize Bob Price from a picture I saw of him. Big tall strong guy, seemed very good natured. I asked where I could set up the microphones and recording equipment and he motions for me to set up anywhere I wanted. As I was doing the quick build of my mobile recording studio right in the middle of this Hall of Flowers restaurant area adjacent to the gift store and the kitchen, breakfast was being served to the workers. At the table where I was setting up, Bob Price, Neil Gerlowski, and a young Mexican National were sitting, eating breakfast. They were all speaking both in English and Spanish. I realized it was a job interview. The three interviewers were peppering the applicant with questions. He was fielding them with great skill in English. I was impressed with the background and knowledge and experience of this young man. I could tell he would have the job by the end of the day. I was wrong by the way, he was hired before the end of breakfast. What impressed me the most was the intelligent questioning of the man, and the kind and might I say humane manner in which they interacted with this new hire. It was really cool to see these guys in action. So Bob swung around and asked if I was ready to interview him and here’s how that went…. Bob Price is the founder and Director of the Vallarta Botanical Gardens. You can ride a bus or taxi to go to Vallarta Botanical Gardens but bus is more preferred. It costs 25 pesos each way. You’ll pass by a little town after Boca De Tomatlán called Las Juntas los Veranos which means the things that come together during the summer. Las Juntas signifies where things come together and Veranos means the summer. Vallarta Botanical Gardens History Gardens founded in 2005, this November 15 it will turn 12 years old. Its concept is to create a world class botanical garden showcase where people can learn about Mexican plants. The garden has lots of collections of different native plants and exotic plants. Plants that are native to highland rain forest of Southeast Asia, they are only botanical garden in Mexico that exhibits those. They have a tropical plant house which includes the famous Philippine Jade Vines. Native plant house which is native Mexican plants. The area is a total of 55 acres but only 6 acres are under their cultivation. The rest is wild forest. Things To Do Other than the beautiful gardens, there are lots of other things you can do at the Vallarta Botanical Gardens. They have hiking trails where you can see nature, trees, orchids etc. There is also a clear river for swimming, Rio Los Horcones is one of the highlights. It is recommended that you wear insect repellent or bring bug spray since it is in the middle of a forest insects like no-see-um or sand fly are most likely always there. They also have a laboratory, it is a micro propagation laboratory for growing orchids invitro meaning grow them under sterile condition and test tubes. As they become older, they will be taken out in test tubes and pot them up when strong enough for outside condition. It costs 150 pesos, approximately to get in, $6. They are a non profit organization with some 450 members of different levels that support the garden. They have generous donors that keep the garden running. They also have a restaurant, an authentic Mexican restaurant. Also, they have a wood burning brick oven to cook home made pizzas. Lastly, they now create chocolate from scratch, they have an orchard of cacao. They are still planning if it is possible to be built as a business. They have an annual flower show which is the most attended event of the year. It will be from February 17 - 27. Best part of job? Working with plants, greeting people. Visit Trip Adviser and search on Puerto Vallarta. The Vallarta Botanical Garden is number 3. It is third out of 167 things to do. [caption id="attachment_541" align="alignleft" width="300"] Hillary Abrams[/caption] My next interview was Hillary Abrams, as I mentioned earlier, she was the reason I came to the garden in the first place. She was excited to show off the new chapel at the garden and the International Peace Garden of Mexico, soon to be dedicated, right in front of this beautiful chapel. I came to find out about weddings at the Garden so let’s get to that interview. Hilary Abrams. She is the wedding coordinator at Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens. Her parents retired to a Small beach town Mayto . From New York, she came to visit here and just fell in love with it. She was able to meet Robert Price, founder and director of the gardens and found a new life and path planning weddings and she’s been here for over a year. [caption id="attachment_526" align="alignright" width="300"] Wedding Chapel[/caption] She used to organize large scale volunteer events for one of biggest social agencies in New York so she has a history of organizing people, transportation, food, venues. Her parents are member of botanical garden. She went down here and she saw the chapel and Robert needed a wedding planner and things just fell into place. She is new to wedding organizing but all went well. The people that are getting married here are friends and family of members. These people send referrals. Visitors inquire as well. Even the website gets inquiries but mostly expats are coming here like Canadian and American. Wedding in Botanical Garden The garden varies with every wedding, depending on couples specifics. It’s not a rinse and repeat kind of thing. They have a new chapel and they are getting lots of inquiries. When dealing with long distance clients - Skype calls, photos, Pinterest are their way of communication. The bride & groom will visit at least once and go through the menu, changes, walk through. Estimate cost Every facility has a different rate but chapel rental is $2000 with couple of hours in morning with decorations of your choice. Rental for hall of flowers is $2000 with buffet option, Latin, Italian, or international buffet. It is $38-$48 per person. They can also choose the style of how food will be served. It can be buffet, family style, or plated. option. Drink options from house drink to international platinum. Different pricing per person depending on the beverages. There is an open bar for 4 hours that includes different types of alcohol, wine, and champagne. They also have orchid conservatory and vanilla house open for rental. Brunch wedding cost estimate is $7,000 - $10,000 Large wedding on New Year's Eve - $30,000 In the US average cost is around $50,000 You can reach Hilary and Vallarta Botanical Garden at www.vbgardens.org that has photos aand information about the packages. You can inquire there as well. My third interview was with Neil Gerlowski, the executive director of the Jardenas Botanicum de Vallarta and this guy just loves what he does! He is so pumped up about plants. So enthusiastic and I just got to really like this guy so let’s get to the interview. Neil Gerlowski is the executive director of Vallarta Botanical Gardens. [caption id="attachment_543" align="alignleft" width="225"] Neil Gerlowski[/caption] He grew up in New Hampshire. Became an English teacher as parents wanted. Then moved to Arizona as park ranger for 8 years. He fell in love with Mexico and Mexican girl, now living at Puerto Vallarta with 2 kids. As executive director he does the program development and fundraising to continue the vision they have for the garden, outside the garden, and the community. His greatest satisfaction is to see people enjoy what they created. When family or couple strolling around and he sees the connection between plants and communities. It is a great source of fulfillment. More exciting thing to do is when they have funds for research in the mountains. For example fund to research on The Magnolia Vallartense discovered by a Vallartense, Ricardo Diaz Borioli who was one of the first who noticed that the magnolias here looked different than Magnolia Pacifica. Together with researchers of the University of Guadalajara including Dr.Antonio Vazquez Garcia, Dr. Miguel Angel Munoz Castro, Ana Nunez Rubio and several others investigated this plant and turns out it is a distinct species and named it Magnolia Vallartensis in honor of our city of Puerto Vallarta. And the city selected this as their official tree. A lot of their work is in collaboration with University of Guadalajara CUCBA campus and also CUC campus central Univisidertado de la Costa As well as funds from Magnolia Society International. You can go to www.vbgardens.org for the Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens website or go to www.issuu.com/vallartabotanicalgardens for the online edition of the magazine. [caption id="attachment_553" align="alignleft" width="300"] Cheryl L. Wheeler International Peace Garden of Mexico[/caption] Their peace garden will be announced as Mexico’s International Peace Garden with approval of the Mayor of Vallarta and International Peace Garden Foundation on February 16, 2pm-4pm. REFERENCES: Puerto Vallarta Travel Show Vallarta Botanical Gardens Vallarta Botanical Gardens Magazine And in honor of the dedication of the Cheryl L. Wheeler International Peace Garden of Mexico, on February 16th 2017, I produced this episode of the Puerto Vallarta Travel Show to coincide with the week of the dedication so get out and see this fabulous addition to the Jardenas Botanicum de Vallarta, the Vallarta Botanical Garden. And after you visit, don’t forget to give it a good review on Trip Advisor and see if we can make this place the #1 attraction in Puerto Vallarta. And don’t forget the Botanical Garden for a party or a wedding or a renewal of your vows folks. I will have links to everything Vallarta Botanical Gardens in my shownotes at puertovallartatravelshow.com. so check it out, check them out and add the gardens to your trip next time you come to Vallarta. That should do it for this episode of the Puerto Vallarta Travel Show. Again you will find all of the show notes to this podcast and all of our previous podcasts including the links to JR’s site and to the website where you can purchase the fantastic music of Alberto Perez who we will listen to as we play out this episode at www.puertovallartatravelshow.com, Remember that this show is an interactive one. I need your participation by sending me emails with questions for JR that you would like to hear him answer on air with me. And please Email me your suggestions for show topics that you think I should be talking about by clicking on the contact us tab on my website at the top of the home page at puertovallartatravelshow.com. And remember, if you are considering booking any type of tour while you are in Puerto Vallarta, you must go to Vallartainfo.com, JR’s website and reserve your tour through him, right from his website. Remember the value for value proposition. His experience and on the ground knowledge of everything Puerto Vallarta in exchange for your making a purchase of a tour that you would do anyway, you’re just doing it through him as a way of saying thank you. It costs no more than if you were to use someone else so do it. Really. And when you do take one of these tours, email me about your experiences. Maybe you can come on-board and share with others what you liked or didn’t like about the tour. Again, Hit the contact us tab and send us a message. Just takes a little of your time. And one more favor please, if you like this podcast, please take the time and give me a good review on iTunes if you would. It would be so appreciated if you would just take the extra time to do that for me. That way we can get the word out to more and more people about the magic of this place. So, thanks to you for listening all the way through. Thank you Bob Price, Neil Gerlowski, JR and especially Hillary Abrams for inviting me to the Vallarta Botanical Garden, this is Barry Kessler signing off with a wish for you all to slow down, be kind and live the Vallarta lifestyle. Relax, Manana. Nos Vemos amigos!
Download Episode! Subscribe to The Puerto Vallarta Travel Show on iTunes Puerto Vallarta, What to pack, we’ll discuss the very important issue of exchanging money, cell phone and data plans that you will need to address before you leave the country for Mexico. February 24, 2017 JUST IN! Bank ATM Machines Have Been Temporarily Removed From the Puerto Vallarta Airport Lobby...Stay Tuned for Updates What Are The Best Times To Come To Puerto Vallarta Mexico? So what are the best times of the year to come to Puerto Vallarta? I have a discussion with JR about that in the next episode of the show, but in short…November 15th through mid April are the best months to visit. June 15th till the end of October are the hottest and rainiest times of the year. I actually really like coming to PV in mid October. They call it the shoulder season and flights are always really reasonable and room rates are still at off season lows. You will need to be ready for a little rain, but when it rains, it’s just for a short time, usually in the late afternoon. The popular restaurants are coming off of their off season vacations. Many of them close during the entire month of September and half of October, so I try to get in while it’s cheap, not too crowded and not too unbearable as far as the heat and humidity. Look, I like coming to Puerto Vallarta whenever I can get here. So what should you pack? Pack light. Think cool. It will be humid here in Vallarta. Depending on the time of year, hot and humid. If you are a guy, you should have a nice pair of jeans for going out to clubs at night. A collared shirt or two for a fancy occasion and maybe a pair of nice slacks and dress shoes for that or those fancy occasions too. You will need a hat, although if you forget one you will have absolutely no shortage of hats to choose from when you get there from any number of venders you will encounter on the beach or in shops. A pair of sunglasses for sure, but if you forget those, you know you can get a pair or two in PV. You will need swimming shorts and a couple of pairs of short pants too. Sandals are a must, and if you are planning on going on a hike, bring some tennis shoes for sure. Socks, underwear, and lots of t-shirts. Remember it is hot and humid and you will be sweating some. So will you be needing a jacket or sweater? Probably not, but it can get chilly on some late December and January evenings. With that said, you will probably not need that wrap. Chances are the only time you will need something warm will be on the plane to and from Vallarta. Otherwise, stow that puppy away boys and girls, you aren’t goanna need them. That pretty much covers the clothing for you guys. For the ladies you will need Casual, summer clothing and beachwear. Especially during the hot and humid summer months you’ll want to pack cool fabrics that dry quickly when moist, offer good ventilation. You’ll need a few dressier outfits if staying at an all-inclusive resort where you may be asked to wear dressier dinner attire, or if in the evenings you plan to go out dancing or to fancy restaurant. You may want to bring a sweater for your return flight. You may need it if you go out on an evening or early morning boat ride, or if you happen to get an unlikely cool evening. You should remember to pack sleepwear, underwear and bras and other girl stuff. [caption id="attachment_441" align="alignright" width="500"] Web Cam at Cuates Y Cuetes in Puerto Vallarta Mexico[/caption] If you want to get a good idea as to what the current weather and dress attire is down in Puerto Vallarta, here’s what I do. Call me a voyeier, but Im almost always going to www.cuatesycuetes.com and check out their webcam. It’s right on the boardwalk just north of the Los Muertos Pier on the Southside of town. You know, the pier where there is this structure that lights up at night that looks like a sail? That’s where you can catch a panga to take you out to a beach or fishing or snorkeling. Anyway, this webcam is just pointing down the boardwalk, and you can see how the visitors, the locals and the tourists are dressed, in real time. You can see if they are sweating and struggling under the hot, humid tropical conditions, or if they are doing fine. You can see thunderstorms in the summer that will blow your mind too, really, so if you want to see the latest fashion being sported on the beaches of Puerto Vallarta. And If you wait long enough, the webcam swivels around 360 degrees so you can see the tables set up on the beach, the boats waiting to give a vacationer a ride on his panga, the people walking on the pier, and then the people inside the restaurant. So I bet you are wondering what the heck Cuates Y Cuetes means? I looked it up and kinda pieced it all together, so I’ll give it a try. I’m pretty sure some listener or reader of my blog, did I mention you can read my blog and shownotes at www.puertovallartatravelshow.com? Anyhoo, I just know someone is going to tell me I have it all wrong, but here it goes, in Spanish Cuates means Friends, and Cuetes means a couple of different things but two make the most sense to me. Cuetes can mean either fireworks or a firecracker, or most likely, this other translation fits better where it says Cuetes means a little drunk, buzzed or tipsy. So it’s either friends and Fireworks or Friends and Getting drunk and tipsy. Either way, just go to that webcam at Cuates y Cuetes.com. I will add it to my links page on my website. In fact, I’ll add a bunch of Puerto Vallarta webcams to my link page so go there and click away. So getting back to what to wear, Essentially, how much you pack and what you pack depends on you and your habits. I’m just giving you some guidelines. Me and my wife on the other hand like to pack light like just a carry-on and a daypack each if we can get away with it. That way we can bypass the baggage carousel and head right for the immigration line. That’s how we beat the crowd. Another way to beat the crowd to the front of the immigration line is to make extra sure you fill out the tourist card that the flight attendant gives you before you land. Bring your own pen because these attendants never have enough, and fill the card out properly. Even on the bottom where lots of us forget to look. Just fill it in. Then, before your plane starts the final descent into PVR, hit the restroom on the plane before you land. [caption id="attachment_443" align="alignleft" width="500"] Cuates Y Cuetes in Puerto Vallarta Mexico[/caption] If I do go the travel light route, what that means is that I have to have my laundry done for me about half way through my stay. I take it down to the local lavanderia in the morning, and if I’m lucky, I get it back the same day in the afternoon, although there was one time, I kept coming back for my clothes and the lady always seemed to be closed. Bad timing on my part I’m sure. I wrote a blog about it and you can find that story at my website at www.PuertoVallartaTravelshow.com along with all of the show notes to this episode including this packing list. Anyway, if you do happen to take your clothes to a lavenderia, they charge you by the Kilo, they wash and fold and wrap up your clothes for you in a neat cellophane package. It’s really cheap and pretty darn handy. Plus…I like to give them the business. They do a great job. Just remember, they aren’t your local dry cleaner like at home. If you have expensive tricky to wash clothes, don’t give those to them. Do everyone a favor including you and that perplexed looking local washlady a favor and leave your easy care washables in your suitcase. If you are not in town or in a place where there are lavanderias, , the hotels will do your laundry for you. Some are cheap, others get pricey depending on the property. If you are staying in a condo. You will either have a machine in your condo, or a laundry room somewhere on the property. Look, if in doubt, ask one of the housekeeping crew, they may be able to help you out for a reasonable fee. Who wants to do laundry on vacation right? Of course, if you pack lots of stuff, you won’t have to think about doing any laundry till you get home. Wouldn’t that be a novel idea? Pack your Sunscreen Bug spray Make-up (for the ladies) Deodorant Toothbrush and paste Brush/comb Nail clipper/nail file Medicines Contact lenses and saline solution Extra pair of sunglasses/reading glasses iPad or Kindle Camera / charger / memory card(s) A good book or two Ink pen (to fill out immigration and customs forms on the plane) Wristwatch (if you will not be using your cell phone abroad) And Print out all of JR.s maps and bring them along. You can find these maps at my website on the links page or you can go to JR’s website www.vallartainfo.com. Remember, if you forget any of these items, you will be able to get them in Puerto Vallarta. With the exception of your meds. Make sure you don’t forget those. I also have this list in my show-notes which you can access at puertovallartatravelshow.com. Now, what to do about your cell phones and internet? If you are living in the 21st century, chances you have a cell phone or smart phone, iPad,laptop you get the picture, with data plans and Wi-Fi. How are we going to use these in Mexico? Most US cell providers have special Mexico US plans that include calling, texting and data. They aren’t too expensive either. My plan is with Verizon and I get their I suggest their Canada Mexico plan. It's really cheap! You should check with your carrier and use the Mexico plan that works best for you. Make sure you change your plan before you leave for Mexico. And don’t forget to take the plan off when you get home. Some tips are to download google maps of the city and surrounding areas to your phone to be able to use offline while roaming. You can use this tip at home too. If having internet in your Puerto Vallarta room is a must, check with the property first. WI-FI is available in most hotels now a days, although some places only have internet connection in the lobby. Others will charge you a daily rate on top of your room costs so if you are on a budget, and you need the use of the interwebs, figure that in to your vacation nut. And make sure that your phone is connected to the Wi-FI when you are at the hotel, condo or wherever you are staying. If you need internet, check ahead. There are also many internet cafe's in Puerto Vallarta so if things get really, really tight, you can find something. Even in a Starbucks for goodness sake. You can always bring a mobile hotspot as a back-up. We all need a plan B and talking about a plan B, let’s talk Money. Exchanging Your Dollars to Pesos in Puerto Vallarta If you are coming from the US, Canada, Eurolandia, Australia, Central and South America, forget about your US Dollars, your Canadian dollarettes your European Euros or your Australian Dollars. There was a time when we would bring US dollars to Mexico and either exchange them in Hotels, exchange booths or waited in line in a bank. No longer ladies and gentlemen. Here in Puerto Vallarta the peso is king. It’s the coin of the realm. They don’t want your dollars. Imagine if you will, you are back in the States and you are working at a McDonalds. Okay maybe you can’t imagine that, imagine you are working as a barista at a Starbucks….okay maybe you can’t imagine that either, but just play with me here, at least I’m not making you a cashier at Walmart… okay but suppose you are any one of these salespeople in the US, and a Mexican National came to your line and wanted to purchase his basket of groceries, or maybe his fries and big mac, or his cup of frappe late expresso presto chango with Mexican Pesos. How would you deal with that now mr. the American, Canadian, you fill in the occupation barista you? You would look at him and ask, what do you expect me to do with this? It’s too much of a hassle for these shop owners to have to wait in long lines to exchange your coin of your realm, and they don’t want to do it, and…they will make you pay for the inconvenience you put them through. I finally learned my lesson when I tried to pay for a dinner in a Guadalajara Restaurant and I took a good 30% haircut on the exchange rate. Sheesh! So what do you do? Money is pretty important so get it right, and have a plan B and a plan C just in case. There are people out there who insist on bringing dollars with them, to exchange along the way. I would recommend against that. Bring a couple of hundred dollars with you, but only in case of emergencies. Remember, you will get the worst exchange rate for dollars anywhere you try to spend or exchange them in Mexico. The exception is Banco Azteca where you can exchange dollars for pesos. Make sure you bring your passport. Some people get pesos from their bank before they leave home by ordering them in advance. Banks do tend to offer pretty poor exchange rates. If you live in larger urban town you can find local money exchange companies that give pretty good rates and a little peace of mind to the traveler who doesn’t want to have any surprises upon arrival in PV. It is more costly however because the exchange rates are not as good as others. The best way to get pesos for your trip is to use your bank ATM card at the airport. That’s right, your ATM card at the airport. However... February 24, 2017 JUST IN! Bank ATM Machines Have Been Temporarily Removed From the Puerto Vallarta Airport Lobby ...Stay Tuned for Updates First, before you leave the country, like a week before you leave the country where you live, call or go into your bank, and let them know that you will be using your ATM card in Mexico. Tell them know you will be in the Puerto Vallarta area, and let them know for how long. If you don’t tell your bank, you will more than likely be unable to access your money while in Mexico. So, don’t forget to tell your bank and confirm before you leave. Now, why do you need pesos when you arrive at the airport? Because if you use pesos instead of dollars to pay for your taxi or van to your hotel or resort, you won’t have to take that exchange rate haircut I was talking about that I took in Guadalajara. Just remember that if you pay for your airport transportation in your funny money, it will just cost you a little more, that’s all. So no big deal guys. You don’t have to do the money ATM dealie at the airport if you don’t want to. Just sayin that if you get into the swing of things with a little practice at the airport ATM, you will have a more comfortable time navigating the Money machines during the rest of your stay. After you arrive at the airport and pick up your bags, you will come to an area with manned money exchange booths. You see their smiling faces behind the glass in booths along the wall. Avoid these as they will charge you a high fee. Look around and you will see about 5 or six bank affiliated ATM machines, BBVA Bancomer, HSBC, Banorte, Banamex, Scotia and Santander. All of these machines are fine for you to use with your ATM card. You should be able to withdraw up to 7,000 pesos or approximately $350 US at one time. Depending on the Mexican bank ATM, you will most likely be charged a 25-40 pesos service fee, or approximately $1.50 mexican host bank transaction, plus, whatever your bank gets for the withdraw. Now that’s not bad considering I get charged $3-3.50 as a service charge whenever I use an unaffiliated ATM machine, so $1.50 fee, I’m okay with that. Now, my bank is a credit union and they don’t charge me to use their card at an ATM in Mexico, so I just pay the $1.50 transaction fee. This is how you will get your very best exchange rate, US or Canadian dollar. The PVR airport ATMs are all bank affiliated: HSBC, Santander, Banamex, BBVA Bancomer and I believe Banorte. These machines will pay out in pesos of course. If you see a machine that says Cashola, turn and run. While you are out around town, make sure you use bank affiliated ATM’s as well, and use the ones attached to a bank to avoid possible number skimming devices that have made it down to PV. You can also bring cash and exchange it at Azteca Banks but bring your passport. Also your hotel can exchange your money but, as I have stated earlier, this is not a good way to obtain a good exchange rate. Same with the money exchange cambio booths you will find around town. They are good in a pinch, but hey, get with the program and use your ATM card for those peso pop. Lastly, if you have no ATM card, or maybe you just don’t want to use one of those plastic thingies, send yourself the money using MoneyGram. You can do it online or go to your local Walmart and open an account to send money. Using MoneyGram you can send yourself up to $950 for $9.90, up to $50,00 for $4.90. You can pick up your money in the form of pesos at any HBC location in Jalisco Mexico, any Farmacia Guadalajara, Walmart, Banco Azteca, and others that you can discover when you are sending the money. You can also send yourself multiple MoneyGram’s that you can retrieve as you need them throughout your trip for up to a year, so if you want to send yourself more than you will need, remember you can get your money back when you get back home in dollars instead of pesos if unclaimed in Mexico. It’s very important to note that you are given a receipt with an 8 digit number on it. You are also instructed to write the recipient’s full name, spelled correctly on the form that you present to the MoneyGram Representative, and the recipient must have legal form of ID that matches exactly the name on the money transfer. Now here’s something that you should do if you use this MoneyGram method, the other day, I was in my neighborhood Vallarta Market, by the way, if you are ever in the Los Angeles area and get a chance to go inside one of these Vallarta Markets, do it! Modern, Mexican, a huge butcher section, bakery, restaurants, prepared Mexican food to take home, just remarkable, at any rate I asked the MoneyGram lady if was cool to send yourself money and here’s what she said, you are better off having a relative or friend send you the money because often times the MoneyGram place will look at the name of the sender and the name of the receiver and determine that there is some sort of fraud going on and not deliver the funds. So, bring Junior or your best friend to the MoneyGram place and have them be the sender. That way you won’t be looked at sideways when you arrive to pick up your dough. Just remember to keep your secret number secret, and don’t let some scammer try to get the info from you. If you lose the number or give it to someone else, you cannot ever get your money back. There is no recourse so be careful with MoneyGram. It’s not foolproof. So your money plan A should be to use your ATM card. Let your bank know before you go. Plan B, bring some cash and or pesos along, and plan C, send yourself a MoneyGram or two, for a back-up. Hotels and many finer restaurants and shops will take your credit cards, so there is always that option. Wow, we are going a little long, next week we will talk with JR about mosquitos and other bugs, the best time to visit Puerto Vallarta and everything you need to know about arriving at the airport, what to expect when you arrive at the Puerto Vallarta Airport and Lastly, we will get you from the airport to your hotel safely. Just join us and let us be your guides. Until then, remember, this is an interactive show where I depend on your questions and suggestions about all things Puerto Vallarta. If you think of something I should be talking about, please reach out to me by clicking on the Contact us tab and sending us your message. And remember, if you are considering booking any type of tour while you are in Puerto Vallarta, you must go to Vallartainfo.com, JR’s website and reserve your tour through him, right from his website. Remember the value for value proposition. His experience and on the ground knowledge of everything Puerto Vallarta in exchange for your making a purchase of a tour that you would do anyway, you’re just doing it through him as a way of saying thank you. It costs no more than if you were to use someone else so do it. Really. And when you do take one of these tours, email me about your experiences. Maybe you can come onboard and share with others what you liked or didn’t like about the tour. Again contact me by clicking on the Contact us tab and sending off a message. Next week we will get right into how to prepare for and what to expect when you arrive in Puerto Vallarta for your dream vacation. And one more favor please, if you like this podcast, please take the time and subscribe and give me a good review on iTunes if you would. It would be so appreciated if you would just take the extra time to do that for me. That way we can get the word out to more and more people about the magic of this place. So, thanks to you for listening all the way through this episode of the Puerto Vallarta Travel Show. This is Barry Kessler signing off with a wish for you all to slow down, be kind and live the Vallarta lifestyle. Nos Vemos amigos!
Show 71 starts with Stig defending the honor of a former barista. Bill heads out to 11 Below Brewery. Stig then gives a preview of what's coming up on the show. At 4:11, Bill discusses his recent outing to Houston Comicpalooza. He also mentions a panel discussion he attended along with a sighting of the incredible Rob Mungle. Finally he tells about getting stuck in the George R. Brown Convention Center. At 17:32, Stig starts the sports segment out with some Copa America talk along with some discussion of Mr. Messi. Bill and Stig then discuss the Mexican National team and end the segment with some Houston Roller Derby news. At 25:00, Stig starts with some good news about coffee. Bill covers some Houston Press reporting on bars including Cottonwood. Stig then has a bit of personal movie news. Bill and Stig end the show with what's new to them. For complete show notes and links including musical citations - javamuses.javatime.us
In episode 46 of TSB, we have guest Tom Marshall on the podcast. Tom is an expert on the Mexican National team and Liga MX. He is a writer for ESPNFC and Goal USA and is also a host of the Mexican Soccer Show. With him, we discuss the Mexican National Team's prospects in the Copa America Centenario. Tom's work on ESPN FC: search.espn.go.com/tom-marshall/ Tom's Articles on the new 10/8 rule: www.espnfc.com/mexican-liga-mx/s…turalized-players Tom's Twitter: twitter.com/mexicoworldcup Don't forget to rate and check us out on iTunes! Check out www.ambitiousstryk.com/ to buy some incredible clothes! Use the could "Brothers" to get 15% off of your order! Contact Us: Twitter/Instagram:@SoccerBrospod Nihal-@BigTimeBrownie Sahil-@ASR_Sahil Facebook: Soccer Brothers Podcast Send us questions at our email: SoccerBrothersPodcast@gmail.com Intro and Outro music by Bensound Intro: "Actionable" www.bensound.com/royalty-free-mus…track/actionable Outro: "The Lounge" www.bensound.com/royalty-free-mus…track/the-lounge
In episode 2 Mario and Manny are joined by Tijuana/San Diego sports beat writer and Football fan, Daniel Iglesias, to talk about cross border fandom and Mario’s greener grass syndrome issues. What’s inside the Trojan horse of fandom crossing the Mexico/USA gate for Xolos and Chargers? Is Mexico’s bourgeoning interest in Football something new or has it been a historically attentive market of fans waiting for the NFL to pay attention to them? Who is psychologically bankrolling the Mexican National team’s storied push to the quarter-finals (quinto partido) at the World Cup?
Institute of Historical Research Weetman Pearson and Mexican National Development 1889-1919 Paul Garner (Leeds) Latin American History seminar series
The question of how we come to understand who we are–nationality-wise–is a thorny one. In a widely-read book, Benedict Anderson said we got nationality, inter alia, by reading about it in books. William Beezley‘s got a different, though complementary, thesis regarding Mexicans of the 19th century: they were shown nationality in things like puppet shows. That's right. Puppet shows. In his excellent Mexican National Identity. Memory, Innuendo and Popular Culture (University of Arizona Press, 2008) he explores how Mexicans were taught Mexican nationality through a variety of popular performances, games, carnivals, holidays, and household items. “Taught” might be a little too strong, as the point of each of these folk enterprises was, well, enterprise and entertainment. In any event, Mexican nationality seems to have came from the bottom up, not the top down. Seems about right to me. I learned I was American by reading a comic book called “Sergeant Rock.” Please become a fan of “New Books in History” on Facebook if you haven't already. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The question of how we come to understand who we are–nationality-wise–is a thorny one. In a widely-read book, Benedict Anderson said we got nationality, inter alia, by reading about it in books. William Beezley‘s got a different, though complementary, thesis regarding Mexicans of the 19th century: they were shown nationality in things like puppet shows. That’s right. Puppet shows. In his excellent Mexican National Identity. Memory, Innuendo and Popular Culture (University of Arizona Press, 2008) he explores how Mexicans were taught Mexican nationality through a variety of popular performances, games, carnivals, holidays, and household items. “Taught” might be a little too strong, as the point of each of these folk enterprises was, well, enterprise and entertainment. In any event, Mexican nationality seems to have came from the bottom up, not the top down. Seems about right to me. I learned I was American by reading a comic book called “Sergeant Rock.” Please become a fan of “New Books in History” on Facebook if you haven’t already. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The question of how we come to understand who we are–nationality-wise–is a thorny one. In a widely-read book, Benedict Anderson said we got nationality, inter alia, by reading about it in books. William Beezley‘s got a different, though complementary, thesis regarding Mexicans of the 19th century: they were shown nationality in things like puppet shows. That’s right. Puppet shows. In his excellent Mexican National Identity. Memory, Innuendo and Popular Culture (University of Arizona Press, 2008) he explores how Mexicans were taught Mexican nationality through a variety of popular performances, games, carnivals, holidays, and household items. “Taught” might be a little too strong, as the point of each of these folk enterprises was, well, enterprise and entertainment. In any event, Mexican nationality seems to have came from the bottom up, not the top down. Seems about right to me. I learned I was American by reading a comic book called “Sergeant Rock.” Please become a fan of “New Books in History” on Facebook if you haven’t already. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The question of how we come to understand who we are–nationality-wise–is a thorny one. In a widely-read book, Benedict Anderson said we got nationality, inter alia, by reading about it in books. William Beezley‘s got a different, though complementary, thesis regarding Mexicans of the 19th century: they were shown nationality in things like puppet shows. That’s right. Puppet shows. In his excellent Mexican National Identity. Memory, Innuendo and Popular Culture (University of Arizona Press, 2008) he explores how Mexicans were taught Mexican nationality through a variety of popular performances, games, carnivals, holidays, and household items. “Taught” might be a little too strong, as the point of each of these folk enterprises was, well, enterprise and entertainment. In any event, Mexican nationality seems to have came from the bottom up, not the top down. Seems about right to me. I learned I was American by reading a comic book called “Sergeant Rock.” Please become a fan of “New Books in History” on Facebook if you haven’t already. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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