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Jan19No Comments
In keeping with my new mobile business I’m going to be writing ongoing articles on mobile technology and how it affects you as you live your life. The mobile web is exploding in popularity. As it does, many businesses are either getting involved or are ignoring it completely. If you’re in a business and you [...]
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Dec4
7 Digital Photography Tips
Filed under: Photography; Tagged as: batteries, canon g9, color filters, digital photoraphy, horizontal format, memory cards, polarizers, rule of thirds, shoot for type, vertical formatNo CommentsIn this post we look at seven tips to improve your Digital photoraphy. Topics include: Memory cards and batteries, shooting for type, the rule of thirds, color filters, polarizers and more.
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Nov30
How to Take Care of Your Health in Mexico
Filed under: Mexico 2005; Tagged as: global health, global health online, health insurance, travel insuranceNo CommentsIn previous articles I’ve written about taking care of your health in Mexico. As you’ve seen, there are many options. One can carry travel insurance but depending on where you are in life, this isn’t always necessary. In fact, many long-time residents in Mexico often self-insure. If that sounds a bit weird, what it means [...]
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Nov27
5 Digital Photography Tips
Filed under: Photography; Tagged as: batteries, digital photography, photographers vest, photography, tripod, white cardNo CommentsIn this article we’re going to look at five photography tips, all designed to help you get the best results
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Aug23No Comments
This has certainly been my experience. I’ve traveled all over Mexico for seven years and have lived there for 2-1/2 of those years. In all that time I’ve never had a problem
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Jul31
Are You One of Those People Who Think Mexico’s a Third World Country? Think Again
Filed under: Personal Thoughts;No CommentsI’ve said it before, Mexico’s economy is on the upswing. In my view and the view of many others, this country is an emerging economy. If you doubt what I’m saying, have a look at this article.
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Jul12
Safety in Puerto Vallarta
Filed under: Bucerias, Puerto Vallarta; Tagged as: Bucerias, nayarit, Puerto Vallarta, safety, travelNo CommentsThis posting was sent to me by a buddy of mine who lives in Bucerias, a small town located some 30 minutes north of Puerto Vallarta. If you’re new to this blog, you might not realize that I’ve spent a lot of time in Mexico and much of it was in Bucerias. I lived there [...]
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Jul11
The Alaska Airlines Drama: Resolution
Filed under: La Paz, Nathan's Travel Tips; Tagged as: alaska air line, compensation, fraud, misrepresentationNo CommentsIn my last article I was writing about the Alaska Airlines drama. As you can well imagine, I wasn’t impressed with the response, which seemed to only justify the deceptive practices, and to also place the onus on me. worse was the “compensation,” which I felt was both an insult and a joke. Shortly after [...]
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Jul10
The Alaska Airlines Drama, Continued…
Filed under: Nathan's Travel Tips; Tagged as: alaska airlines, deceptive booking, fraud, misrepresentationNo CommentsSome time ago, I wrote a complaint letter to Alaska Airlines about deceptive booking practices and I asked for compensation. As you can imagine, I was pretty ticked off about what they did and how I was treated. To learn more about what happened, read on…
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Jul9No Comments
According to an article I just read, illegal immigration to the United States from Mexico has not only stopped, it’s actually starting to move in reverse. Why? Harsh border treatment is one reason, but another major reason is that Mexico is now a better place to live.
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