Check Your Docs By Libby Colterjohn We have entered a new era of Mexican officialdom which needs to be respected and adhered to exactly. All government computers are being brought up to date with software that detects the slightest error or discrepancy in information. No mordida or argument will get around these. You […]
Grandpa’s Coin By Alexsi Currier Grandpa’s coin purse came from the leather maker’s shop on the corner of Engle Strasse, in our little Black Forest village. When he flipped the shovel-like cover open and let the coins spill into it, an inside flap and pouch was revealed. This Spring I was with him
Facing Fear By Kathy Koches Drench in sweat, trembling, with my heart beating wildly, I awoke about 3am a few nights ago. It was just a nightmare, which I rarely have, and fortunately I did not really remember what had caused me to be so terrified. But on some unconscious level, I was
CANADIAN MINING CEO—Gives Back To Mexico! By Dudley Pierce Bakerhttp://JuniorMiningNews.comhttp://CommonStockWarrants.com I have known Andrew Thomson from Toronto Ontario, Canada for several years, having met him as CEO of Soltoro Ltd. which was then trading on the Toronto Venture Exchange, TSXV:SOL. Soltoro’s exploration properties were located in the State of Jalisco and the company was sold to
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Losing Altitude By K. Pontikes Lift one foot, gain traction, shift my weight forward. Swing the opposite leg up, parallel position, repeat the motion. A few minutes of this upward trajectory and my heart pounds like a hammer. My breathing comes heavy, exhales in loud puffs, my pulse a backup bongo beat. I
Are The Olympics Dead Yet? (Unraveling the doping scandal) By Marcel Woland Followers of mass media in the West may be forgiven for not noticing that the Olympic movement has been severely damaged by the recent weaponization of the Olympics. What the average Western viewer was expected to take away from the much-reported ‘Russian
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Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen KingPresident of the Board for Tepehuamoonie1935@yahoo.com A few months ago this column covered the dangers of Mosquito carried Zika Virus and the need to take steps for prevention. The Mosquito net project was born. The sewing Center at the Tepehua Community Center took up the challenge, and nets are going
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Editor’s Page By Alejandro Grattan-Dominguez Defining “Definitions” Exactly when it happened is still in dispute, but happen it did and thereafter liberals suddenly were regarded by some as only a few steps up from child-molesters. Yet given the definition in most dictionaries of a liberal, i.e., “generous …tolerant, broad-minded, favoring reform or progress…,” it
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Torquemada And The Spanish Inquisition By Dr. Lorin Swinehart On the morning of February 6, 1481, six prominent citizens of the Spanish city of Sevilla, Jewish converts to Christianity, were marched through town barefoot, each carrying an unlighted candle. After attending Mass and a sermon, they were burned at the stake. A few days
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