Bridge by the Lake By Ken Masson When asked by newer players for tips on how to improve their games I often encourage them to watch experts whenever possible. This can be done either at clubs, tournaments or, more conveniently, on one of the web sites that are now allowing visitors to watch live […]
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Shakespeare’s Sonnets – The Mystery Unraveled By Michael Warren William Shakespeare (1564-1616) is famous both as a playwright and as a poet. Between 1592 and 1594 he composed 154 sonnets, which were sent to his youthful patron the Earl of Southampton – they were not intended for publication, and in fact they were only
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Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen King President of the Board for Tepehua moonie1935@yahoo.com Defining Tepehua Centro Comunitario’s Mission The Tepehua Community Center AC, started with the concern the children of Tepehua barrio were not getting anything nutritional to eat. Once-a- week hot meals for them was essentially the aim. We discovered, under the hostility of
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Anyone Can Train Their Dog By Art Hess artthedogguy@yahoo.com Teaching the “NO” word Most trainers today teach the positive reward based system where the “treat” is used as a “lure” to move the dog through an action or into a specific position, and upon achievement you “mark” the action with either a clicker or
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Inspiration and Transformation at Jaltepec Submitted by Terry and Carole Baker It’s July and the Lake Chapala rainy season has arrived with a vengeance. The Jaltepec School of Hoteleria remains a hive of activity with studying, working, and final exams, in addition to experiencing the Cultural Week Course of fashion and elegance and preparing for
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Welcome to Mexico! By Victoria Schmidt One day recently, I arrived home after spending a lovely afternoon with friends to a terrible surprise. They changed my email program. Well, not just mine. Everyones. They’ve been threatening to do it for weeks now with a nasty little pop up in the corner telling me about
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Something for Nothing By Robert Richter Publisher: Dark Oak Mystery Series, 2015 Paper: $14.95 US Kindle: $2.99 US Review By Jim Tipton Robert Richter’s new novel is his third featuring Cotton Waters, ‘not your ordinary roving gringo’. Cotton is called Algo by his Mexican buddies, shortened from the Spanish word for Cotton, algodon. Algo
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THE OJO INTERNET MAILBOX (Wherein we publish some comments about our previous issues.) ¡SI SE PUEDE! (“YES, WE CAN!”) Nubia Ayala Vasquez Great article! People that have not worked in fields, dairy farms, etc. believe or assume that those kinds of jobs are easy and not dangerous. Never in my mind did I think my
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Editor’s Page By Alejandro Grattan-Dominguez For more editorials, visit: http://thedarksideofthedream.com Famous Last Words By Some Famous Folks (Wherein we invite our readers to choose the quote that would probably best express their own feelings when “the midnight hour finally chimes.”) * Austen, Jane (1775-1817) “Nothing but death.” (When asked by her sister Cassandra if there
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A Medal Of Honor Long Overdue By Kelly Hayes-Raitt(Courtesy of The Argonaut, where this article was first published) Bill Lansford fought in WWII. He fought in Korea. And then the late Playa del Rey resident fought in L.A. County to build a memorial to Mexican-American soldiers who have been awarded the Congressional Medal of
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