Friday, January 30, 2009

Handmade Spaghetti Pasta

dates with bacon (I)

my computer tower began to make an unbearable noise, that sort of unbearable noise that sounds when a fan decides to torture you horribly.

For two months I held a base to give blows. The third I decided I was time to know what was happening there: the graphics card fan was the culprit.
I took it out, I left the tower open, put my big fan to cool and decided to go to a store to find a replacement ... another day.

The fact is that two weeks later in Santiago, finally went to the store, and I find four people ahead of me. As I hope more are coming. We filled the store. The queue moves one seat to end. Two posts ... three posts ... And I go, just need that woman, and I can almost touch the desk! Almost ...

"Hi, I wanted a laptop.
- A laptop? Do you know what you want? Have you looked at the catalog?
"No, I have not looked anything.

Monday, January 19, 2009

Fix Small Tears In Tv Screen

Mal

For simplicity, we will use complex exponential notation.
In class mechanics.
However, it was just an excuse to say I do not want to write. I'm with little encouragement, I hate everything, I get angry easily, I'm tired of many things and I can not think what to write. Although as always writing about me, I guess I do not write anything because nothing happens to me I find it interesting. Maybe a year or two if I would have thought.

I'm in college should not look at the screens of others, but the one in front of my left has put a video of a man "cavorting" with a doll bouncy ...
Anyway.

Published: in my vocabulary, I inchar hedgehog has not. They are words that I resist.

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Vulva Varicose Veins Can I Wax?

Mexico Coba, Quintana Roo.


Washing North Face Apex Jacket

Mexico Chichen Itza, Yucatan.


Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Foreclosure Letter Response Template

Mexico Route II. Guadalajara, Jalisco.

Cathedral.


Guadalajara is the capital of Jalisco, land of charros, tequila and "cake drowned." I did this route in the company of my dear Alexandra, beautiful and ardent hidrocálido (gentile born in Aguascalientes) and excellent guide in this adventure in the Mexican Bajio would take us Morelia, San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato before reaching land.

Guadalajara is the largest and most populous city that I've had a chance to meet in Mexico, I have still pending the City and Monterrey. It is a modern city with a spectacular historic center, is essential to walk from the Cathedral to the Cabañas Hospice after passing through the Mercado de San Juan de Dios.

sculpture of Miguel Hidalgo on the beachfront of the Cathedral to the Hospice Cabañas.


Cabañas Hospice.

One most popular areas of Guadalajara's Tlaquepaque, here brings together many of the artists of the region and in the streets, we can enjoy his paintings, ceramics and sculptures here have already installed your best shops and workshops some of the most prolific creators Country . In Tlaquepaque can also enjoy some of the best restaurants and small boutique hotels in the area and enjoy the "cake drowned" original and famous Guadalajara in Mexico.

drowned cake is basically a sandwich of crusty bread stuffed with stewed beef and soaked in a tomato sauce, cloves, onion and chile. Instead of eating as you normally would with a sandwich, it is soaked in a bowl with the sauce until it becomes soft and we can leave and take cucharadas.Esto, accompanied by a "Victoria" cold and a horse " Herradura reposado is priceless.


Tlaquepaque



Tlaquepaque Crafts.

Boutique hotels in Tlaquepaque.


From here follow the route to Morelia, Michoacan state capital. Morelia is a beautiful colonial town, clean and neat as I've seen a few in Mexico, spectacular night lighting of the main monuments and quiet, very quiet, with lots of interesting things to see in their environment as the lake of Patzcuaro, especially the Day of the Dead and the Monarch butterfly sanctuary in Zitacuaro. The stop in Morelia was short and all was yet another time, so we crossed the lake Cuitzeo eaten and drunk well direction of San Miguel de Allende .

Cigarrette Boat Motor Diagram

Mexico Holbox, Quintana Roo.

Arguably the Mexican Caribbean begins in the paradise island of Holbox, near the Gulf of México y termina en Xcalak, frente a las costas de Belice, en el estado de Quintana Roo.

Casa abandonada en la playa.

Hotel Casa Sandra.

Holbox es una isla habitada por cormoranes, pelícanos y una gran variedad de especies de aves exóticas, un pequeño paraíso con un núcleo urbano compuesto por pequeñas construcciones y cabañas separadas por calles de arena. Aquí se llega en lancha desde Chiquilá, pueblo al norte del estado de Quintana Roo, directamente a la playa frente a las cabañas que they work like no other small hotels and committed to enjoy the sun, sea, nature and a good ceviche, probably prepared by ourselves because until recently there were no restaurants on the island.

Community Kitchen a small hotel on the beach.

The streets on the island are sandy and cars, golf carts.

Chapel.

North Beach in the face of the island


The ceviche is a typical Mexican dish, more common in coastal areas, consisting of fish, octopus or shrimp marinated in lemon juice for at least half an hour, which is served with tomato and mixed small diced onion, cilantro, salt and pepper. You can add a few drops of olive oil and some habanero chile. Accompanied by some corn chips, a "Pacific" cold and a shot of Herradura is the best appetizer might be able to enjoy along the Caribbean.

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Mexico Route I. Oaxaca, Mexico

Puerto Escondido, land of surfers and magic mushrooms.


We dusk to Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas state capital and the progress I made the decision to "manage" all night , to the coast of Oaxaca. So at about 9 we headed for Salina Cruz, Huatulco Bay pass and 5 am exhausted so I stopped in Puerto Angel where we take a nap for an hour to get to sleep on the beaches of Puerto Escondido.

Puerto Escondido and Zicatela famous beach in the Pacific coast is one of the favorite destinations in the world for surfing. Here come from all over the world to give color and warmth to this small city of Oaxaca. For us it just meant a place to rest after the "ordeal" of the previous night.

Oaxaca From here the road climbs up the Sierra Madre, amazing scenery, incredible views, incredible beat 5 hours of endless curves.



Architecture Oaxaca.

And finally

Oaxaca, beautiful city of impressive architecture, the square of the base, beer and tacos cooked in the arcades, the cathedral and the church of Santo Domingo, the mezcal in all its varieties that are sold everywhere but the best place to take it is certainly La Casa de Mezcal against Juarez market.

Juárez The market is now the culmination of the visit to the city, you can not pass without breakfast Oaxaca in any of their posts, a good homemade chocolate pastry and then dried meat or jerky and beans, pure delight. To top it off and if your stomach allows it grasshopper tacos (grasshoppers) fried with salt and lemon accompanied of a "peaceful" cold.

Teatro Macedonio.


Easter in Oaxaca.


Temple Sto. Domingo.


Vending against Sto. Domingo.


room at the inn for Tia.



Before returning home to do two sites around Oaxaca pre-Columbian ruins of Monte Alban and the people of Matatlán where mezcal is produced. There we had the opportunity to see first hand how and where to get the precious liquor of the worm, with the invaluable explanation of Don Tacho and his nephew.

From Matatlán, back home across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and again in the mountains of Chiapas to the state of Campeche, where we enjoy a well cooked sea bass off the coast of the Gulf of Mexico. In the afternoon, before arriving in Cancun obligatory stop in Valladolid (Yucatan) to try their famous sausage and other delicacies Yucatan.

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Route I. Chiapas, Mexico.

The long journey starting from Cancun to reach Palenque (Chiapas) in the first day's journey has its reward when the road reaches the sign that signals the entrance to the State of Chiapas. Once transferred the invisible border, everything changes, landscape, color, even the smells and colors. We left the Yucatan peninsula to enter into a magical state, where the night temperature gives us a wonderful and treetops intertwine forming a tunnel greenish-yellow to step from our car, a light fog seems to cover everything ( does not know if it's because the effect of fatigue of carrying more than eight hours behind the wheel) invading the whole of a scent to "realism magic "that it predisposes you very positively to the discovery of Chiapas.


Palenque is a small town that is a few kilometers from the famous ruins to which it gives name, small hotel zone is like an oasis in the usual appearance of towns and nearby towns in the area, no trace of the pre-Hispanic or colonial, but with a modern, cosmopolitan city with something very elegant decorations and cozy spaces. In one of those restaurants we hit a spectacular breakfast chilaquiles base with chicken and egg, so good that we had to repeat the visit on the return trip.


Ruins of El Palenque.


Aguazul Falls.


From there to the ruins of Palenque and Agua Azul waterfalls on a fabulous journey through the highlands of Chiapas, enjoying the transition from the Yucatan jungle half the mountain range and pine conifers. Obligatory stop in the town of Ocosingo, gateway to the Lacandon jungle and origin of the riots that took place in 1994 in the state of Chiapas due to inhumane living conditions of indigenous people of this area.

In "The Gates" could enjoy a really delicious mole. Ocosingo is halfway between Palenque and San Cristobal de Las Casas, our next destination.


Cathedral at night.


Bar "Zapata lives."


Cathedral.


San Cristobal de Las Casas or the strange case of "revolutionary tourism", at least that was the impression I took my visit to the most famous city in Chiapas state. The omnipresent figure of Che Guevara in the city at times makes you think you are on the Caribbean island instead of Mexico, restaurants and bars with names such as "Zapata lives" or "Revolution" live with the most churches per meter square I've seen in my life, comparable only to those who may be in another Mexican city, San Miguel de Allende (Guanajuato).

San Cristobal is one of those cities with a special charm, the old town is perfectly delineated a succession of colonial-style homes, patios and portals now converted into bars, restaurants and hotel service for tourists invade the streets looking for a "souvenir" of the riot caused by Subcomandante Marcos and the EZLN (Zapatista Army of National Liberation), a different tourists, young and mostly left. The ideal place to take a vacation after you have tried to boycott the G-20 summit in Seattle. An Indian city where you see the eyes open, his head high and not hiding his eyes bent as in the rest of the country, which says a lot about what got the EZLN, that alone was worth it.


Calle de San Cristobal.



Tianguis next to the Church of Sto. Domingo.


Walk through San Cristobal de las Casas.


the way to Oaxaca, a stop at the Canyon Sink. The entire route is worth it for this place and time. Mexico has an architecture is invaluable in the work done by man, but the most impressive natural treasures of the country is undoubtedly the Canyon Sink. It is seven in the evening and watching the impressive nature of this place from the viewpoint of Tuxtla Gutierrez, the silence disturbed only by birds of prey that fly over the mountains, you realize that if God exists, this course is one of those places on earth where you come looking.


Chiapa de Corzo.


Gully Canyon.


here the route follows Oaxaca.