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Cozumel Arrivals: 18 Ships this Week
10/19 - Numbers begin to improve this week in Cozumel as cruise ship arrivals rise to 18 ships registered to dock for the third full week of October 2014. This is 4 more than the number of ships last week and 2 less than the "20 in port" which marks a "high season" beginning. With Fall well underway an estimated 54,000 people will visit Cozumel this week via these cruise ship leaving an estimated US$ 4.3 million dollars behind in the local economy.
High season for cruise ship arrivals typically runs from November 15 - April 15 each year with the remaining 7 months of the year considered "low season."
Once again this week Puerta Maya pier will be the big economic winner as 9 ships dock at Puerta Maya, 4 will dock at TMM/SSA International pier while Punta Langosta pier will see 5 arrivals and the downtown San Miguel pier will have -0- ship arrivals.
This week begins with 4 ships docking on Monday, 3 on Tuesday, 0 ships Wednesday, 2 on Thursday, 4 on Friday and then Saturday will bring 5 ships in port and Sunday will see -0- ships.
View the Cruise Ship Calendar for this Week
Illegal Extraction of Sand From the Eastern Coast
Sand has been illegally extracted from two dunes located along the old road of the Eastern area a few meters from the seaside resort Punta Morena. Traces left at the site show the passage of heavy machinery to remove the material and upload it to dump. It seems that this was carried out during the night when the road is closed off completely to the passage of all types of vehicles due to the continuing turtle nesting season. Public security keeps watch of the two access entries both South and North.
Punta Morena Beach is located almost two kilometers south of Mezcalitos and approximately 100 meters to the North were the two sand dunes. A significant amount of sand practically disappeared. All this took place in the course of last weekend with the support of machinery whose tread marks were still visible on the sand on the ground and even on the pavement of the road that is used as a cycle path.
People who pass through the site daily, indicated that the robbery occurred at night, since during the day they noticed the difference in the appearance of the dunes considered to be within the conservation protection program of Local ecological system (POEL).
One of the dunes measuring approximately 18 meters long by a meter and a half high, and the other around 15 meters long was completely gone. On the other side of these dunes is a beach which currently has several marked turtle nests that have been haching during this nesting season.
What is unusual is that from 6 pm daily, public security patrols the road and places traffic filters at the entrance to Mezcalitos on the North and on the South at the end by the Iberostar hotel. From those points no one has access to pass. At this moment the site where the sand was deposited is unknown.
Consumer Protection Agency Suspends 15 Jewelry Stores
In the delegation in Quintana Roo, the Procuraduría Federal de Protección consumer (PROFECOD), placed seals of suspension to 15 silver jewelry stores in Cozumel as a result of the recent operations that have taken place in the past few weeks. A delegate from the State, Sara Ruiz Chávez, noted that more than 11,000 pieces of jewelry were immobilized and in addition, they suspended operation of the establishments in the Mall of the SSA (International) Mexico Maritime Terminal, the second in importance for arrival of cruise ships.
In the last three weeks the federal agency PROFECO has immobilized more than 12,500 pieces of silver and alpaca. Of the15 Jewelry stores marketing silver or alpaca, it was stated that they cannot open their doors until all regulations are met and merchandise is in order, stated the official. It was announced that PROFECO will possible carry out more operations of this nature because it will not only help to eradicate irregular practices, but will contribute to strengthen the confidence of the consumer.
Discarded Electronics Cause Silent Contamination
Pollution produced by electronic tablets with transistors, televisions and alkaline batteries that are thrown off on to the public highway or in wastelands can create a silent contamination of the environment. This has become a seemingly very significant problem due to the acids released by such objects. Useless TVs and electronics are being dismantled and are left abandoned creating an environmental hazard. Also tablets which are left outdoors are causing pollution to the underground.
The collection of recyclable materials Center (Camar) carries out a permanent campaign of collection of these useless items and components. A ton of electronic waste was pulled from the streets from January to date, explained Juan Angulo Chin, director of the Chamber. During the year 2013, televisions, washing machines and remains of refrigerators and stoves in precarious conditions totaling the amount of 7 tons were removed from the island.
With respect to the pollution emitted by these tablets and other items, he states that the electronics that stay outdoors and under the Sun and rain can end up releasing the contained chemical and although not specified, the amount of acids can causes contamination of 10,000 liters of water in their surrounding area which may comprise water quality up to half a kilometer away. All this can result in pollution of the subsoil from one single tablet.
In reference to battery disposal, Chedraui supermarket located behind City Hall, and Super AKI located on 30 Avenue between Juarez and 2 North, have an ongoing program of collection of used batteries where people can dispose of them and each week these are removed by personnel of CAMAR and moved to facilities under safeguard and for proper disposal handling. To date, between 250 to 300 kilos of alkaline batteries are waiting to be transported from Cozumel to Villahermosa, Tabasco, where they will be disposed of properly.
Cozumel Will Participate in "Black Friday"
Aiming to revive the domestic economy, on the eve of the winter season, the National Chamber of Commerce services and tourism (Canaco Servytur) of Cozumel have 57 participants registered for the national program "Buen Fin" which is the equivalent of Black Friday to be carried out from November 14 to 17.
This was announced by the leader of the Guild, José Enrique Molina Casares, who emphasized that he hopes to surpass the number of participants from the last year which exceeded 150 businesses. These establishments provided discounts from 10 to 50 percent.
The interviewee explained that it is still in the process of inviting merchants to sign up this year to the program which is intended to achieve a boost in the country's economy.
Last year there were 178 businesses, hotels, companies which transport passengers as well as vehicles, stores, supermarkets, chain stores of appliances, perfumes, watches and jewelry, clothing stores, shoe stores, restaurants and other local establishments that just a few days before decided to join the program and generated benefits for both merchants and consumers.
The official said that the percentages of sales achieved in 2013 were superior to 170 million pesos, with the sale of items of appliances and technology, like computers, which were more sought after from families. Other popular items were refrigerators, washing machines and stoves.
Riviera Maya Still a Favorite Tourist Destination
The Secretary of tourism (Sectur) is searching to break records with the arrival of nearly 28 million foreign tourists and more than $16 billion dollars in foreign exchange to the country this year with the promotion of new products and lines of action that promote the region.
In an announcement at the 2014 Cultural tourism fair, the undersecretary of innovation and development of tourism, Carlos Manuel Joaquín González pointed out that the main destinations travelers are seeking is Cancun, the Riviera Maya, as well as Mexico City. In press conference, he explained that from January to August more than 19 million foreigners visited the country. That is 18% more compared to 2013. The economy saw a revenue of more than $ 11 million dollars, which represented an increase of 18% over the previous year.
Brett Michaels Reveals His Suite at the Hard Rock Riviera Maya
Brett Michaels, the lead singer of the rock group Poison, gave a music presentation after the grand opening of a suite he designed at the Hard Rock Riviera Maya Hotel. On Sunday October 12th the singer inaugurated the Rock Star Suite. This was also unveiled on his official website. The famous lead singer of the band Poison designed the luxury suite that carries his name and his own label in terms of design and style. The singer was present at the opening of the suite and subsequently offered a musical concert to guests who attended the occasion.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 12, 2011)—Recently returned to California, jockey Garrett Gomez directed 3-1 second choice Uh Oh Bango to a half-length decision over longshot Bogie in the $55,730 feature Thursday at Hollywood Park.
The victory was the first at a Spring/Summer meet for Gomez since he won with Gothic Samurai July 18, 2009.
Owned by breeder Triple AAA Ranch and trained by R. Kory Owens, Uh Oh Bango ended a seven race losing streak Thursday.
Before his third lifetime victory, the Arizona bred hadn't won since taking the Prairie Meadows Freshman Stakes Sept, 18, 2009 in Iowa.
Closest to pacesetter and 9-10 favorite Burj Dubai for most of the journey, Uh Oh Bango got the lead early in the stretch and was able to hold off Bogie, a 10-1 outsider who was making his first start on a surface other than turf.
Completing the 1 1/16 miles over Cushion Track in 1:43.88, Uh Oh Bango paid $8, $3.80 and $2.80. He increased his earnings in 11 starts to $351,612.
Bogie, who finished 3 ¼ lengths clear of Burj Dubai, paid $7 and $3.20. The show price on Burj Dubai was $2.60. One length behind the favorite in fourth was Cigar Man, then came Kate's Event and Dream Nettie.
The inaugural Player's Pick 5 carryover led to a record handle as players pursued a carryover of $107,487 from Sunday.
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The Pick 6, which had a carryover of $91,681, attracted $564,093 in new money. Winning tickets were worth $10,321.20. Five of six paid $144.
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Chair fabric ("Beaumont Damask"/Cream #HW-0623-J): Hinson & Co., 212/688-5538. Brass floor lamps: Gregory Van Boven Interior Design, 617/338-8944.
Wall sconces (antique): John Rosselli Antiques, 212/750-0060, johnrosselli.com.
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The Olympic BMC triathletes had great performances this weekend: During the second run of the World Championship Series in San Diego (USA), Laura Bennett qualified for the Olympics with third place while Sven Riederer also qualified with second place.
Things were serious for Laura Bennett last Friday: After she missed the first opportunity for a direct qualification in August last year as part of the WCS race in London, she had to finish in the top 9 in San Diego and at the same time cross the finish line as the first female US athlete. It was already clear from the start that it would come down to a duel between Laura Bennett and Sarah Haskins, who were estimated to have about equal strength. After a fast swim leg, a small group was able to take a decisive lead over the rest of the field on the bike, including not only Bennett but also Haskins. Bennett completed the first kilometers of the run with Haskins on her tail, but then the BMC athlete upped her speed and secured her second consecutive participation in the Olympic Games with a strong third place. In the race on Friday, Bennett proved that she is not only capable of withstanding enormous pressure, but that she can also transform meticulous preparation into a top result when the day comes. Bennett was beaten only by last year's World Champion from England, Helen Jenkins, as well as the Australian high achiever from this season, Erin Densham. The American athlete has once again proven that she is a force to be reckoned with at such an important occasion as the Olympic Games and after a fourth place finish in Beijing in 2008, it should be enough for some precious metal this time.
Riederer shines
The Swiss top athlete Sven Riederer already overcame the first hurdle in the qualification criteria last year. The National Olympic Committee required confirmation of this performance, however, with a top 15 finish in a WCS race in Sydney, San Diego or Madrid. Riederer gave a top performance at his WCS season start and silenced his critics who put him through the wringer following his poor finish in the European Championships in Eliat (ISR) two weeks ago. Riederer finished in second place behind the high achiever Jonathan Brownlee from Great Britain, and in doing so he neared the magical limit of 30 minutes for a distance of 10 kilometers. The Bronze medal winner in Athens in 2004 and fourth place finalist in the World Championship last year is also among one of the elite group of favorites in London.
Schildknecht once again Swiss Duathlon Champion
As part of the Swiss Duathlon Championships in Zofingen, Schildknecht once again earned the title of the National Champion. Over the distance of 4/16/4/16/4 kilometers, the athlete from Zurich relegated Reto Hug and Stephan Wenk to second and third place. Schildknecht competed in the traditional interval duathlon in Zofingen as preparation for the Ironman 70.3 in Rapperswil taking place in two weeks.
Salvisberg brothers challenge the top Swiss runners
The Salvisberg brothers once again challenged the top national runners. At the largest running event in Switzerland, the Grand Prix in Bern, Lukas reached the goal after 16 kilometers as the fourth best Swiss athlete around 2 minutes behind the marathon specialist Viktor Röthlin. Florin Salvisberg achieved fourth place overall over 4.7 kilometers (Old City Grand Prix) and was thereby the second best Swiss athlete over the short distance. Andrea Salvisberg followed a few seconds later and concluded the brothers' successful performance.


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For people who like that kind of stuff, we have a 3D shoot indoor every second weekend of January. I'm posting a few pictures and can give you a bit of info if you need it. This was my first time going. I tried to get a free hat and shirt from Martin to showboat their brand a bit, but I'm still waiting. . .
Here's a few pictures.
All the guys with a perfect score had to do a shootout. Look at the hat on the guy on the far left.


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I just recieved notification that I was drawn and am eligible to purchase a bear harvest permit this year in Wisconsin. It takes about 10 years of applying in the northern zones to get a kill permit and 4 years in Zone "C", the southern Zone where I live. I applied for a Zone "C" kill permit for the last 3 years and got it this year.
I am stoked. Got my new Martin Cougar FC all set up. Bear season opens before our archery deer season, so if all goes well, the first kill will be a bear!


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lets hear it. i haven't made it in years and sucked at it then. lol. but it sounds really good. i can use the neighbor's smoker or my oven. don't have a dehydrater anymore(that's probably why it didn't turn out so good last time).
lets hear it. i haven't made it in years and sucked at it then. lol. but it sounds really good. i can use the neighbor's smoker or my oven. don't have a dehydrater anymore(that's probably why it didn't turn out so good last time).
'14 ChillR 28.5"/74# Extreme Recon sight,Schaffer Opposition rest,LS modular stab, Beman ICS Hunter 340
Personally, I like it simple. If using cut meat, I just use Liquid smoke, Worchestershire, and Lite Soy Sauce. Soak the meat for about an hour, then dry. Occasionally, I'll throw in some brown sugar for sweeter jerky, or cayenne for spicy jerky. If using burger to make jerky, I just use Cabelas dry mixes. Reasonably cheap, good flavor, and easy to do. The hickory is my favorite. Mix it, let it set for an hour or two, load a jerky gun, and start shooting.
2008 Moab 70# The deer killing bow
2008/12 Firecat 60#--- 2010 Warthog 70#
2009 Warthog 70#---2009-10-12? Warthog Frankenbow with Nitrous B
2010 Strother SR-71 65# & 2012 Strother Rush 65#
2012 Strother SX Rush 60# & 2011 Strother Infinity 70#
BSD strings and cables
Yeah, I know I'm grumpy and opinionated.
And don't mess with sasquach!
Martin 06 Slayer, Nitrous C, shoot thru, 63lb, Quiktune 3000, HAA OL 5519, Beman ICS Hunter
Martin 06 Slayer, Nitrous C, Shoot thru, 55lb, Quiktune 3000, HHA OL 5519 2X, Easton A/C/C
Ben Pearson 1968 'Cougar' 62" 45#s @ 28" recurve, parallel shaft POC, Zwickey 'Eskimo' 2 blade
I use my secret pattened brine. ( years of testing an eating it)
What i will say is you are on the right track but are taking a wrong turn... I leave it in a BRINE for a weak 5 day min.... I do have a dubble sided tupperware jerkey contaner... just fill it up with layers of your meat strips, add brine then every time someone opend fridge, flip contaner over to keep it mixed... then smoke it, with what ever chip flavor you like...do some searchin each chip addds differant type of flavor...to early for me to recall... I just know ,I like the apple with a pan of cherry tosed in between...
DO not be afraide to taste your brine, if you dont like what it tastes like you wont like the jerkey.. brown surgar is KEY.. be brave and mix up some things you think will taste GOOD.... For practice go to the store get some beef roast's lots easer to perfect your brine with that then your hard earned game meat
signed the.............. Squach
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It's all fun an games till you put that big boy on the ground.. now its time to get to work
Martin cougarIII elite nitrous C cam X system & HHA
Darton Fury recurve
This is my families Frontier Jerky recipe.
1 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
1 tsp garlic powder
2 Table spoon Worcestershire
2 Table spoon Liquid Smoke
1 pound meat
Adjust amount of ingredients based on amount of meat you are jerking. Mix ingredients, layer meat in non-metallic bowl with tight lid (I prefer zip-lock freezer bags). Marinate for 6-12 hours in refrigerator, stir occasionally.
This is a base and I may make it a little different depending on my mood. The good thing is there is no right or wrong way to make it, someone will always eat it. I usually let it sit overnight as a minimum, sometimes for a few days or until I remember its in the refrigerator.
I tried some of the Eastman Outdoors jerky mixes and it is pretty good too. Its kinda spendy but tastes good if you want a change of pace. Whiskey Pepper and sweet bbq are pretty good ones.
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we have a local super market with a deli , they have turkey pestromi may not be spelled corectly, but anyway,
i get them to slice it about 3/16" thick, put some teriyaki sause on it dry in the oven for a couple hrs. @ 140 degrees the only problem is me and my grandkids eat it as quick as it comes out of the oven, cost about $6.00 a lb. the last time i bought some. store bought jerk is $16.00 a lb. or more now!
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Kennedy Robinson led the way for Woodland with a monster effort as she dropped in 26 points for the Lady Wildcats. Katie Harris also chipped in 13 points to help the cause.
The two teams started out slowly, from an offensive standpoint, and were tied at 8-all after a full quarter of play. North Paulding got its offensive motor running a little faster in the second quarter and used a 14-9 run to take a 22-17 lead after a full half of play.
North Murray 42, Lady Tigers 26
Adairsville played toe-to-toe with North Murray throughout the first half but couldn't stay with their hosts the rest of the way and fell 42-26 on Tuesday night.
"The first half my girls executed our defensive game plan as well as I could have asked," coach Meredith Barnhill said. "In the second half they were able to hit some big shots and that kind of opened things up for them."
North Murray managed a 3-point lead after a quarter of play, grabbing a 9-6 lead. Both teams put up just 8 points in the second frame and the Lady Mountaineers managed a 17-14 lead at the mid-way point of the game.
They improved their position in the third quarter with a 12-6 run for a 29-20 lead. The final period the Lady Mountaineers outscored their guest 13-6.
Pickens 63, Lady Colonels 40
Coach Jamie Horton admitted that the Pickens Lady Dragons were the better team with their 63-40 road victory Tuesday night.
"I'm sure they shot more than 50 percent from the floor," Horton said.
The Lady Dragons' shooting accuracy led to Sarah Smith scoring a game-high 24 points. Two of her teammates, Haley Kalson and Danielle Goss, also scored in double figures.
Leading 34-23 at halftime, Pickens (12-8, 5-0) broke it open by outscoring the Lady Colonels 13-6 in the third quarter.


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