Travel to Saudi Arabia during the 2009 Hajj: Information for U.S. Travelers | CDC Travelers’ Health
Travel Risk
ANOTHER Reason Why The War in Mexico Bothers Me
Wild marijuana in Oklahoma is not uncommon according to several news outlets.
Mexican nationals may face federal charges in pot bust | NewsOK.com
Marijuana also grows wild across the state.
The War in Mexico is about controlling distribution. With this estimated street value $20 million bust it should be evident the Mexican DTO’s and gangs are now getting into production.
I don’t think this was hooch growing wild.
The War to Our South – Update July 20, 2009
Attack of the Giant Killer Squids
BBC NEWS | Americas | San Diego menaced by jumbo squid
In Calif., A Rare Look At Humboldt Squid : NPR
New avocation risk. Underwriters (and divers) beware.
Creepy Picture of the Day – July 14, 2009
The roof of an airplane in flight from the INSIDE
I stumbled upon an interesting blog written by an airline dork (his words, not mine). It’s only interesting if you like this sort of stuff. The picture is courtesy of an unidentified passenger who took the picture and posted it to Twitter right after sunshine began poking through the roof.
Read the entire article by clicking the following link.
The Cranky Flier – Airlines|Airports|Air Travel Blog
I was doing research on the relationship of airlines outsourcing their maintenance and accidents.
Don’t ask.
¿Habla usted español? Lap Band?
Affordable Lap Band Surgery in Mexico – MedToGo
I was doing some morality research on Lap Band surgery and stumbled across this website. Due to the proximity of Mexico, surgical procedures have to be cheaper than India or Thailand.
Maybe we should start asking application questions like:
“Within the past five years have you had, or are you considering having, any form of surgery outside of the United States?”
Drug War Update – Nuevo Laredo is “Relatively Calm”
In Mexican City, Drug War Ills Slip Into Shadows – Series – NYTimes.com
Note section on journalists.
BBC Video Coverage – Acapulco Gun Battle
Acapulco – Welcome to The Drug War
At least 18 killed in shootout in Acapulco – Los Angeles Times
Mexico’s tourism promoters have sought to allay fears by arguing that, despite frequent killings in hot spots along the U.S. border, the county’s main resorts are safe. They have also offered discounts on hotels to lure travelers back after the flu outbreak.
Yeah…
Mexican Response to H1N1 Slow
More than 75% of the cases were in patients between the ages of 20 and 50, and as of May 18, there have been 70 deaths.
I’m still wondering what the cause was of all of the other reported deaths???
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