Child Of The Month By Barb Corol Oscar is the youngest of five children and lives with his family in Jocotopec. Oscar was diagnosed with Sindrome Cornelia de Lange often termed as Bushy Syndrome and more commonly referred to as Amsterdam Dwarfism. Niños Incapacitados sees its fair share of rare and unusual disorders,
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Letter to the Editor Dear Mr. Grattan, My name is Eliana Herrerías. I was born in Mexico City and work actively in the animal welfare area. Mexico is slowly heading to a culture of more respect and compassion towards animals. This was not the case before. Nowadays, more and more groups are raising their voices
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Anyone Can Train Their Dog By Art Hess artthedogguy@yahoo.com Using Head Halters in Dog Training A head halter is the only training collar that gives the owner control over a dog, helps a dog instinctively understand that the owner is the leader, and causes NO PAIN! Head halters offer an alternative to traditional training
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MURDER OF LEON TROTSKY IN MEXICO —Leaves Many Unanswered Questions By Dr. Lorin Swinehart On August 20, 1940, Leon Trotsky, Marxist philosopher and a major figure in the Russian Revolution, was working quietly in his study in his home on Avenida Vienna in the Coyoacan section of Mexico City, when Ramon Mercator, an undercover
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Let’s End The War On Drugs By Mel Goldberg Mexico should end any attempt to stop drug shipments into the US and work to solve its own problems. Under President Calderon, Mexico got in bed with one devil, the United States, attempting to do its bidding with disastrous consequences. Calderon made a government crackdown
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Hearts at Work A Column by James Tipton “To the time left she will show no mercy.” While reading the latest issue of Iron Horse Literary Review—published at Texas Tech University in Lubbock—I discovered “Heliotrope,” a fine poem about aging. The poet Leigh Anne Couch (who, incidentally, is managing editor of the venerable
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How To Find A Good Doctor By Ed Tasca A good friend might recommend one, of course, but once we make up our minds he or she is the golden caduceus, someone will come along and explain how they made the same choice and now can no longer blow their nose without reflexively gesturing
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A NEW LEASE—on Life! By Judit Rajhathy, B.A., RNCP, D.Ac. Bike and Burn – Safely I must admit I am a spin addict. And of all the different activities I have taught and tried over the years, it is what I keep coming back to. You do not need to be coordinated, musical, competitive
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LAKESIDE LIVING Tod Jonson todoflcs3@yahoo.com Barbara Clippinger clippy1020@gmail.com July 2012 As expected, Canada celebrated Dominion Day July 1, 2012 with wild enthusiasm as did the USA, leaving a lasting mark on July 4 It seems everyone wanted to CELEBRATE! LCS’s celebration was a huge success with great music by the ever reliable Tall
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Strolling On The Malecon Strolling on the malecon accompanied by an occasional yawn in the very early dawn is an hour of our precious life albeit shared as husband and wife. Interminable, but gone in a flash, while we nimbly run and dash, I in my slinky black and blue, such sporty clothes
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