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El Gran Pequeño “Little Boy” Opens throughout Mexico
The feature film "Little Boy," known in Spanish as "El Gran Pequeño," opens nationwide throughout Mexico Sunday, May 10th, 2015. The film was shot at Baja Film Studios, Rosarito, and nearby Baja locations and features hundreds of extras cast from a talent pool stretching across both sides of the border. The film is the result […]
12 Indicators Showing That You May Be a Victim of Diabetes
Diabetes is frequently called the worrisome name of the "silent killer" considering that the signs and symptoms are very often overlooked. Many individuals aren't typically conscious they could even possibly have Diabetic issues. Statistically, there are over 24 million folks in America that are Diabetic. Shocking isn't it? What is even sadder is that only […]
Where Are You Celebrating ‘Memorial Day’?
ROSARITO.- Memorial Day, is a date where we celebrate all soldiers who have fallen while in battle. This date is celebrated each year on the last Monday of May and there isn't any work or school. Far beyond it being a sad day, Memorial Day is a holiday that fills Americans with pride, given that […]
Events To Celebrate ‘Mother’s Day’ This Weekend In Tijuana and San Diego
TIJUANA /SAN DIEGO.- Since 'Mother's Day' is just around the corner, this weekend is dedicated to all moms, and if you haven't decided on where to take her, we give options. 'Mother's Day' is just a commemorative date, but the truth is, that we should celebrate our parents daily. Nevertheless, we want to ease your […]
MD&M WEST 2015
The Medical Design and Manufacturing West Conference (MD&M) held in Anaheim, California, it's attended by the most important companies in medical device sector with the participation of plastic, electronics and metallurgical industry. The 2015 edition took place on February 10-12 with more than 2,000 companies on the exhibit floor. MD&M acts as a resource and […]
Did You Know You Could Go Camping In Baja With All The Luxuries Of A 5 Star Hotel?
Ever heard of b]Glamping? It comes from combining 'glam' with 'camping' (duh), and this new and different concept has revolutionized such beautiful things as relaxation all around the world, and Mexico isn't the exception. Perfect for anyone who enjoys traveling, getting to know new places, having adventures, but aren't still very keen on leaving comfort […]
Artificial Muscle is Developed From Onion Skin
TAIWAN.- Who would ever think that onions, that stinky and much hated vegetable would some day become of great use in medical science? Apparently it isn't only to add seasoning to our meals or to make us cry. Putting aside its properties and nutrients, onions have great potential when it comes to biomedical technology. As […]
Grey Whale Stranded in Tijuana Beach Gets Buried
PLAYAS DE TIJUANA.- April is usually the month when many gray whales make their way back home to Alaska, however, this year the number of whales stranded ashore has increased, and sometimes there isn't an explanation. It could me that they get captured, hit by ships or that they ate too much plastic, but yesterday […]
‘Expo Constructora 2015’ is Inaugurated in Tijuana
TIJUANA.- Yesterday morning, Mayor Doctor Jorge Astiazarán Orcí attended the inauguration of the 10th Construction Expo 2015 in Tijuana, organized by the Mexican Chamber of Construction Industry (CMIC), in order to promote the activities of the sector regarding the city's development. The event took place at Baja California's Convention Center, here, the Mayor pointed out […]
El Jardin de Adobe Launches Seasonal Menu
VALLE DE GUADALUPE, B.C. In 2014, acclaimed South African chef Ryan Steyn partnered with award-winning vintner Tru Miller to open El Jardin de Adobe, their outdoor campestre kitchen nestled on an idyllic, sun-dappled patio beneath olive and pepper trees at Adobe Guadalupe. El Jardin opened for their second season in April and we visited them […]
Yanis Marshall Arrives In Tijuana, High Heels & Everything
TIJUANA.- French dancer, choreographer and Internet sensation, Yanis Marshall will begin his 'Street Jazz' workshop at Casa de la Cultura Tijuana on Tuesday, in order to teach Baja and San Diego residents how to strut their stuff in high heels. Marshall is famous thanks to his great dancing skills but most importantly for his ability […]
Why Mexicans Don’t Celebrate ‘5 de Mayo’?
Sombreros, fakes mustaches, mariachi, tequila, margaritas and lots of tacos, sounds like your typical '5 de Mayo' holiday right? Well, if you grew up in a Mexican family or near Mexican culture that wasn't inside the US, chances are this is just another day. While Americans may see this day as an opportunity to eat […]
Baja Reggae Camping Arrives At Rosarito
ROSARITO.- Baja Reggae Camping is preparing to welcome all reggae lovers and Jamaican culture lovers who want to bond and listen to good music throughout an entire day this upcoming August 22nd at Rosarito. This being the event's 3rd edition. Meeting point will be at Papas&Beer starting at 10:00 a.m. with more than 40 featured […]
Mexico May Still Legalize The Use Of Marijuana For Medicinal Purposes
Mexico's participation during the 57th session of the Inter-American Drug Abuse Control Commission (CIDAD in Spanish), the country proposed treating the drug intake under a public health perspective. The 34 representatives of the Organization of American States (OAS) talked about the need there is for reforming integral policies that will help fight this worldwide problematic. […]
5 Things You Should Know About The American “Cinco de Mayo”
In Mexico, Cinco de Mayo isn't celebrated as much as in the United States, with many Mexicans and other Hispanic people baffled (and some angered by the possible cultural appropriation behind it) by this, event given that, for those who actually live or grew up near Mexican culture, it isn't a big deal. Nevertheless, here […]
Audrey Hepburn: 3 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Her
Guess what? May 4th, isn't only for Star Wars fans, way before we knew Luke Skywalker and people were all about 'may the 4th be with you', the legendary Audrey Hepburn was born in Belgium in 1929. Today she would be 86. The Belgian actress was featured in 28 films throughout her artistic career, however, […]
“Baja Taste”, A Documentary Exploring The Region’s Cuisine
Two first generation cinematography graduates from Universidad de las Californias Internacional (UDCI), who decided to merge their thesis with a project, took upon the task of investigating the true essence of Baja's cuisine. Director Roberto Nájera and producer Adriana Santos question if the concept of 'Baja Med' is truly the region's ultimate cuisine, during their […]
“The international financial elites continue to believe that Mexico will be a world economic power”
Erick Guerrero Rosas, political and financial analyst, commentator for the "Hechos" (Spanish for facts) program for TV Azteca, author of the books "Devaluation, the crisis of '94" y "Calderon's Inheritance," presented the conference "2015-2018 Forecast" during a recent monthly Coparamex breakfast. He assured that there are good economic expectations for Mexico resulting from the structural […]
More than 900,000 Children in Mexico will Spend their Children’s Day Working
MEXICO.- For many, Children's Day (Día del Niño in México) may seem like a fun and cheerful holiday that celebrates our littlest ones or that simply reminds us that no matter how old we are, there will always be a place that brings out our most childish spirit. Furthermore, aside from being a day for […]
Are You A Statistic Of Diabetes? Can It Affect Your Sex Life?
Women's Specific Factors of Higher Risk You're more likely to get Type 2 diabetes later on if: When pregnant, you had gestational diabetes when you have higher risk of Type 2 Diabetes If you delivered a child that was 9 pounds or more If you have ever had polycystic ovary syndrome Insulin And How It […]