Dog needs a temporary home
Cheryl Shepard's brother Terry had an accident wherein his car caught on fire and his feet were horribly burnt. It's pretty bad.
He has a bitch named JJ, a one year old spayed black lab mix. She weighs about 40 lbs and has had all her shots. She was in the car with Terry when the fire started and he went back in to rescue her - so he loves this dog.
She hasn't been trained very well but I think she could be. She's a nice dog and good guard dog as she will let you know when anyone comes near the house. She needs a good home to stay in while Terry's in the hospital. It will need to be a fenced yard situation. They're no money in it although all food will be paid for. Her friend, JoEllen, would be willing to field some legal questions for the favor. Cheryl says she's sweet and nice dog. Cheryl doesn't have a yard, only a small patio that's easily escapable - and she hops the little wall and takes off. Cheryl's can't keep her and Terry will be in the hospital in San Diego for about 3 months.
They had to cut off the skin and meat from his toes to his heel and so far has amputated one toe. She/we need someone to give JJ a place to stay until Terry comes back to Rosarito - he lives in Rene's campo.
Please circulate this around and maybe someone will be kind enough to help.
lunes, abril 26, 2010
viernes, abril 23, 2010
Break-ins
According to information provided to the SADM Administrator, there has been a series of break-ins and attempted break-ins over the past week and a half.
1) The most recent incident (reported 4/22/2010) was the theft of a computer from a residence in the 100 block of Cantil. This theft occurred sometime during the night/early morning in an office area of the residence while the occupants were present in other areas. In this incident, the perpetrator gained entrance through an unlocked window.
2) At approximately 2:30 am yesterday (April 21), a perpetrator attempted to break into an occupied residence in the 400 block of Farallon, but was driven off by the residents.
3) Last week, we received reports of an individual running across roof-tops adjacent to the 600-block pool. In the same week, attempted break-ins occurred in 2 occupied homes in the 800 block of Roca during the early morning hours. In both cases, it appears only one perpetrator was involved, and in one, the residents left bedroom sliding doors unlocked. An unoccupied house in the 700 block of Roca was forcibly entered. Relatively inexpensive, small items were taken from the residence but it was ransacked. The thief entered through a small side window (12 x 12 inches) which he had broken.
4) Sometime during the past ten days while the homeowners were away, a burglar broke down the entrance of their house in the 400 block of Farallon and stole a computer and other small valuables. This crime was reported today. Our security stated that there was evidence the burglar had turned off the electricity, perhaps in an attempt to determine if anyone was present before committing the burglary.
Based on the limited information available, it is our opinion that these incidents are a pattern of criminal activity committed by one individual who is apparently of medium build, thin (entrance through very small window at Roca house), agile (athletic), most likely young.
These are the incidents that have been reported to the Administrator’s office. It is critically important, as we pointed out in our recent Security Bulletin of April 14, that residents report IMMEDIATELY to the guard caseta (631 30 26) any crimes and/or suspicious activity or behavior. DO NOT HESITATE TO REPORT ANYTHING OR ANYONE THAT CAUSES YOU CONCERN. Also, if a crime has been committed in the past and you discover it now, even minor thefts, report them to the Administrator, Dr. Alvarez (631 33 63).
In two of these incidents, the perpetrator entered through an unsecured window or door. Make certain that all entrances into your house are locked at all times, even if you are present in your residence or leaving it for a short period of time. This is especially urgent for those houses which have entrances that are easily accessible or immediately adjacent to the street, vacant lots, unoccupied residences, etc.
Also in two of the incidents, ladders were conveniently available for the thief to gain access to upper levels of the residences. Do a security inventory of your residence and its surroundings to make certain that items are not present that can aid or encourage a break-in. We have continually recommended that residents install a security alarm system in their houses. If you are not able to do this, at least have motion detector lights placed strategically around the perimeter of your property. In the case of one of the attempted break-ins on Roca, the motion-sensitive lights which turned on when the perpetrator entered a patio area contributed to scaring him off.
Finally, San Antonio is a large community. We have over 800 lot parcels with houses on most. Our security team can be present at only one place at any given time. In a real sense, each of us has to consider ourselves a “security guard.” We ARE the first line of prevention and defense for ourselves and our neighbors.
We hope with your support, your extra vigilance, the strengthening of your house security and encouragement of neighbors to do the same, we will put an end to the current string of property crimes and eliminate the need for notices such as this.
Your San Antonio del Mar Homeowners Committee and Administrator
Al Rosen, President
Dra. Martha Alvarez, Administrator
According to information provided to the SADM Administrator, there has been a series of break-ins and attempted break-ins over the past week and a half.
1) The most recent incident (reported 4/22/2010) was the theft of a computer from a residence in the 100 block of Cantil. This theft occurred sometime during the night/early morning in an office area of the residence while the occupants were present in other areas. In this incident, the perpetrator gained entrance through an unlocked window.
2) At approximately 2:30 am yesterday (April 21), a perpetrator attempted to break into an occupied residence in the 400 block of Farallon, but was driven off by the residents.
3) Last week, we received reports of an individual running across roof-tops adjacent to the 600-block pool. In the same week, attempted break-ins occurred in 2 occupied homes in the 800 block of Roca during the early morning hours. In both cases, it appears only one perpetrator was involved, and in one, the residents left bedroom sliding doors unlocked. An unoccupied house in the 700 block of Roca was forcibly entered. Relatively inexpensive, small items were taken from the residence but it was ransacked. The thief entered through a small side window (12 x 12 inches) which he had broken.
4) Sometime during the past ten days while the homeowners were away, a burglar broke down the entrance of their house in the 400 block of Farallon and stole a computer and other small valuables. This crime was reported today. Our security stated that there was evidence the burglar had turned off the electricity, perhaps in an attempt to determine if anyone was present before committing the burglary.
Based on the limited information available, it is our opinion that these incidents are a pattern of criminal activity committed by one individual who is apparently of medium build, thin (entrance through very small window at Roca house), agile (athletic), most likely young.
These are the incidents that have been reported to the Administrator’s office. It is critically important, as we pointed out in our recent Security Bulletin of April 14, that residents report IMMEDIATELY to the guard caseta (631 30 26) any crimes and/or suspicious activity or behavior. DO NOT HESITATE TO REPORT ANYTHING OR ANYONE THAT CAUSES YOU CONCERN. Also, if a crime has been committed in the past and you discover it now, even minor thefts, report them to the Administrator, Dr. Alvarez (631 33 63).
In two of these incidents, the perpetrator entered through an unsecured window or door. Make certain that all entrances into your house are locked at all times, even if you are present in your residence or leaving it for a short period of time. This is especially urgent for those houses which have entrances that are easily accessible or immediately adjacent to the street, vacant lots, unoccupied residences, etc.
Also in two of the incidents, ladders were conveniently available for the thief to gain access to upper levels of the residences. Do a security inventory of your residence and its surroundings to make certain that items are not present that can aid or encourage a break-in. We have continually recommended that residents install a security alarm system in their houses. If you are not able to do this, at least have motion detector lights placed strategically around the perimeter of your property. In the case of one of the attempted break-ins on Roca, the motion-sensitive lights which turned on when the perpetrator entered a patio area contributed to scaring him off.
Finally, San Antonio is a large community. We have over 800 lot parcels with houses on most. Our security team can be present at only one place at any given time. In a real sense, each of us has to consider ourselves a “security guard.” We ARE the first line of prevention and defense for ourselves and our neighbors.
We hope with your support, your extra vigilance, the strengthening of your house security and encouragement of neighbors to do the same, we will put an end to the current string of property crimes and eliminate the need for notices such as this.
Your San Antonio del Mar Homeowners Committee and Administrator
Al Rosen, President
Dra. Martha Alvarez, Administrator
jueves, abril 22, 2010
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH BREAK-IN REPORTS - Ladders & advisory correction
At noontime on Thursday, April 22, the occupant at Calle Farallon, Nº 414, returned home to discover that her house had been burglarized.
SAM security and a team of TJ police officers arrived soon thereafter. If you find evidence of burglary when you return home, do not enter it. Call SAM security (631.3967)and the Tijuana police (066) and let them enter first. Also, please contact your neighborhood watch Captain.
This blue/purple mochila (backpack) was used to carry items up the bank behind the home to the fence. The items were apparently handed to another accomplice over the fence; it belonged to one of the burglars.
All or most of the food in the refrigerator had spoiled, and had to be discarded.
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Two recent break-ins in SADM were facilitated by unsecured ladders in occupied homes thoughtfully left in an area near homes where the burglars could use them to gain entry.
At noontime on Thursday, April 22, the occupant at Calle Farallon, Nº 414, returned home to discover that her house had been burglarized.
The door strike in the wooden door frame had been jimmied to gain access to the house at ground level of the home. The thieves turned off the circuit breakers located at the front of the house, apparently to ensure that the house was unoccupied. After no one turned the breakers back on, they entered the property at night over/through the back fence, which was located immediately adjacent to the carretera. Neighbors were unable to observe any disruption or activity because side and front walls completely obscured observation from those perspectives. They completely ransacked the home, among items taken were a personal computer, jewelry, a telephone, foodstuffs, and a white sweatshirt with the word "ENGLAND" printed on the chest.
All or most of the food in the refrigerator had spoiled, and had to be discarded.
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Two recent break-ins in SADM were facilitated by unsecured ladders in occupied homes thoughtfully left in an area near homes where the burglars could use them to gain entry.
miércoles, abril 21, 2010
Intruder Event Follow-up - Neighborhood Watch
At approximately 2:30 this morning a black-clad male intruder wearing a baseball cap attempted to break into a second-story window at the rear of the occupied residence at Nº 422, Calle Farallon.
The rear of the home is completely fenced with cyclone fencing and barbed wire, separating the home from a vacant lot and the carretera, which was breached by the intruder. Awakened by noises, one of the occupants awoke to see the outline of a man at a window as he was breaking the window in an attempt to gain entry into the home.
BROKEN SCREEN – VIEW FROM ABOVE THE WINDOW – THE BOTTOM OF THE WINDOW LEDGE IS APPROXIMATELY 15 FEET ABOVE GROUND LEVEL
BROKEN REAR WINDOW
At that point, a ladder the man had found at the rear of the home to reach the window became unstable and he returned to the ground. The occupant then awoke her companion and went to the front of the house to call the police. As she did this, the intruder went to the front of the house, and climbed to the second-story terrazza of the home, apparently unaware that the house was occupied. When he approached the front sliding-glass entry door, he encountered the male occupant, turned and fled down a couple of steps and jumped to the top of a wall separating the home from the adjacent building. He ran along to top of this wall and leapt up to the top of another wall which abutted the wall he was on, and jumped or fell about 15 feet to the street below.
A team of six Tijuana police officers and a security guard from the colonia arrived no less than ten minutes after the call to emergency services was completed. After they made a quick search of the immediate scene, they departed.
Although the intruder was described as “ … the fastest man I have ever seen.” and “very agile” he may have suffered an injury during his flight from the terrazza. Please be on the look-out for a male of medium height who has recently suffered an injury, especially to the hip, leg, or ankle.
At approximately 2:30 this morning a black-clad male intruder wearing a baseball cap attempted to break into a second-story window at the rear of the occupied residence at Nº 422, Calle Farallon.
The rear of the home is completely fenced with cyclone fencing and barbed wire, separating the home from a vacant lot and the carretera, which was breached by the intruder. Awakened by noises, one of the occupants awoke to see the outline of a man at a window as he was breaking the window in an attempt to gain entry into the home.
BROKEN SCREEN – VIEW FROM ABOVE THE WINDOW – THE BOTTOM OF THE WINDOW LEDGE IS APPROXIMATELY 15 FEET ABOVE GROUND LEVEL
BROKEN REAR WINDOW
At that point, a ladder the man had found at the rear of the home to reach the window became unstable and he returned to the ground. The occupant then awoke her companion and went to the front of the house to call the police. As she did this, the intruder went to the front of the house, and climbed to the second-story terrazza of the home, apparently unaware that the house was occupied. When he approached the front sliding-glass entry door, he encountered the male occupant, turned and fled down a couple of steps and jumped to the top of a wall separating the home from the adjacent building. He ran along to top of this wall and leapt up to the top of another wall which abutted the wall he was on, and jumped or fell about 15 feet to the street below.
A team of six Tijuana police officers and a security guard from the colonia arrived no less than ten minutes after the call to emergency services was completed. After they made a quick search of the immediate scene, they departed.
Although the intruder was described as “ … the fastest man I have ever seen.” and “very agile” he may have suffered an injury during his flight from the terrazza. Please be on the look-out for a male of medium height who has recently suffered an injury, especially to the hip, leg, or ankle.
Rosarito Spanish Study Group
The Study Group holds formal classes every Monday at Las Mañanitas restaurant on Bulevar Juárez cater-corner from Waldo's $1 store in Playas de Rosarito. The intermediate session meets at 12 Noon, beginners at 1:30 PM. The advanced session is at 3:00 PM and is conducted entirely in Spanish.
Each group member is expected to bring a personal English/Spanish or Spanish dictionary, 3X5 cards, note paper, and a writing instrument. A study guide is provided by the instructor which costs $12. A nominal fee $24 is required for completion of a six-week class module. If an individual does not attend a class during a module he or she has registered in, the missed class must be completed by a "make up" assignment with the teacher, or the fee for the missed session will be forfeited.
No members of the study group will be required to pay a class fee for a session in which the Profesora is absent.
The classes are held whenever the teacher is available. If the teacher is not available for some reason, the group maintains the class schedule, meets at the same time and studies material which she assigns to each class session for completion in her absence.
The Spanish Study group publishes a loose ongoing discussion at this blog site which covers material presented during classes, points emphasized by the Profesora, questions by students, or class logistics. Any participant in The Rosarito Spanish Study Group can contribute material for the blog.
Caution must be observed when parking your vehicle, as a student was recently carjacked at gunpoint when he dismounted from his vehicle in the parking lot next to the restaurant.
The Study Group holds formal classes every Monday at Las Mañanitas restaurant on Bulevar Juárez cater-corner from Waldo's $1 store in Playas de Rosarito. The intermediate session meets at 12 Noon, beginners at 1:30 PM. The advanced session is at 3:00 PM and is conducted entirely in Spanish.
Each group member is expected to bring a personal English/Spanish or Spanish dictionary, 3X5 cards, note paper, and a writing instrument. A study guide is provided by the instructor which costs $12. A nominal fee $24 is required for completion of a six-week class module. If an individual does not attend a class during a module he or she has registered in, the missed class must be completed by a "make up" assignment with the teacher, or the fee for the missed session will be forfeited.
No members of the study group will be required to pay a class fee for a session in which the Profesora is absent.
The classes are held whenever the teacher is available. If the teacher is not available for some reason, the group maintains the class schedule, meets at the same time and studies material which she assigns to each class session for completion in her absence.
The Spanish Study group publishes a loose ongoing discussion at this blog site which covers material presented during classes, points emphasized by the Profesora, questions by students, or class logistics. Any participant in The Rosarito Spanish Study Group can contribute material for the blog.
Caution must be observed when parking your vehicle, as a student was recently carjacked at gunpoint when he dismounted from his vehicle in the parking lot next to the restaurant.
viernes, abril 09, 2010
TEEN GIRL NO LONGER MISSING IN EAST SAN DIEGO COUNTY: Missing teen Marie Faustman has been found safe in Parker, AZ, where she went voluntarily to stay with friends.
Marie Faustman was dropped off by her mother at a friend’s home on Pepper Drive in an unincorporated area just north of El Cajon at 7 a.m. April 1. The teenager was supposed to return later that night, but disappeared.
Her cellular telephone was turned off April 3 and she has not had any contact with friends or family over the past week.
Original news article at URL: http://tinyurl.com/y33abj8
Marie Faustman was dropped off by her mother at a friend’s home on Pepper Drive in an unincorporated area just north of El Cajon at 7 a.m. April 1. The teenager was supposed to return later that night, but disappeared.
Her cellular telephone was turned off April 3 and she has not had any contact with friends or family over the past week.
Original news article at URL: http://tinyurl.com/y33abj8
martes, abril 06, 2010
MEXICAN INTERIOR MINISTRY DECLARES BAJA CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE REGION TO RECEIVE FEDERAL AID
Boletín No.147-05/04/2010.
México, D. F., a 05 de abril de 2010.
Declara la Segob emergencia para el municipio de Mexicali del estado de Baja California afectado por el sismo de 7.2 grados
La Coordinación General de Protección Civil de la Secretaría de Gobernación emitió hoy una Declaratoria de Emergencia para el municipio de Mexicali, del estado de Baja California, afectado por el sismo de magnitud 7.2 grados en la escala Richter registrado el día 4 de abril de 2010, con el fin de que las autoridades estatales dispongan de inmediato de los recursos del Fondo Revolvente del Fondo de Desastres Naturales (FONDEN), para atender las necesidades básicas de la población afectada.
A partir de esta Declaratoria, solicitada por el gobierno estatal, las autoridades contarán con recursos para atender las necesidades alimenticias, de abrigo y de salud de la población afectada.
Boletín No.147-05/04/2010.
México, D. F., a 05 de abril de 2010.
Declara la Segob emergencia para el municipio de Mexicali del estado de Baja California afectado por el sismo de 7.2 grados
La Coordinación General de Protección Civil de la Secretaría de Gobernación emitió hoy una Declaratoria de Emergencia para el municipio de Mexicali, del estado de Baja California, afectado por el sismo de magnitud 7.2 grados en la escala Richter registrado el día 4 de abril de 2010, con el fin de que las autoridades estatales dispongan de inmediato de los recursos del Fondo Revolvente del Fondo de Desastres Naturales (FONDEN), para atender las necesidades básicas de la población afectada.
A partir de esta Declaratoria, solicitada por el gobierno estatal, las autoridades contarán con recursos para atender las necesidades alimenticias, de abrigo y de salud de la población afectada.
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Secretaría de Gobernación: http://www.gobernacion.gob.mx/
domingo, marzo 28, 2010
SAN ANTONIO DEL MAR NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH NOTICE - HIGH VOLTAGE HAZARD
There is a broken street lamp hanging from the pole at Calle Farallon #469.
The good news is that Miguel at the security caseta tells me that the municipal lighting workers will come out and fix it.
The bad news is that the wind is blowing it around while it dangles next to the electrical service drop circuits that feed several homes nearby. This condition may result in downed service wiring, a pole fire, and/or the creation of a ground plane differential in proximity to the fallen wires.
It is recommended that this hazard be avoided until the street lamp fairy fixes it (see photo).
Saludos,
Pat
martes, marzo 16, 2010
Power Amplifier, Tandberg TPA-3016A
From Tim Dowdle:
The original price of the Tandberg TPA-3016A amp varied between $3,300 and $3,800.
He has the original box and the original owner's manual. The amp comes with the original power cord, plus an extra. It uses a hard-to-find NEMA 5-15P to IEC 60320 C19 ("if memory serves me!") power cord. He can provide digital photos of the amp, if someone desires them. It is in excellent condition.
He has a PDF of the original spec sheet and an August 1986 "Stereo Review" Test Report.
He "will consider any offer." Use this email address biz4td@gmail.com for contact.
From Tim Dowdle:
The original price of the Tandberg TPA-3016A amp varied between $3,300 and $3,800.
He has the original box and the original owner's manual. The amp comes with the original power cord, plus an extra. It uses a hard-to-find NEMA 5-15P to IEC 60320 C19 ("if memory serves me!") power cord. He can provide digital photos of the amp, if someone desires them. It is in excellent condition.
He has a PDF of the original spec sheet and an August 1986 "Stereo Review" Test Report.
He "will consider any offer." Use this email address biz4td@gmail.com for contact.
lunes, marzo 15, 2010
BEACH CLEAN-UP AT SAN ANTONIO DEL MAR
El Niño has given us much needed rain. But El Niño also has left piles of trash and debris on our beaches. Please join your neighbors for a few hours (or whatever amount of time you can volunteer) to restore our beaches to their natural beauty – SUNDAY, MARCH 21, STARTING AT 8:00 AM AT THE SOUTH PARK. This is a regional activity and is coordinated with El Proyecto Fronterizo. We need your help. Put this on your calendar.
We especially need 4X4 TRUCKS OR ATVS to haul the bags of trash off the beach. Help your community do a beautiful thing!
Your San Antonio del Mar Homeowners Committee and Administrator
El Niño has given us much needed rain. But El Niño also has left piles of trash and debris on our beaches. Please join your neighbors for a few hours (or whatever amount of time you can volunteer) to restore our beaches to their natural beauty – SUNDAY, MARCH 21, STARTING AT 8:00 AM AT THE SOUTH PARK. This is a regional activity and is coordinated with El Proyecto Fronterizo. We need your help. Put this on your calendar.
We especially need 4X4 TRUCKS OR ATVS to haul the bags of trash off the beach. Help your community do a beautiful thing!
Your San Antonio del Mar Homeowners Committee and Administrator
lunes, marzo 08, 2010
sábado, marzo 06, 2010
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME TIME ZONE CHANGES ARE UPCOMING:
The pyramid clock of the snake god Kulkulkan in the temple city of Chichen Itza in Mexico is the world’s largest clock. The solstices and equinoxes are indicated by the shadows cast on its steps in relation to the position of the Sun:
Excerpted from URL: http://www.timeanddate.com/news/time/mexico-starts-dst-2010.html
Mexico One Hour Ahead on Easter, April 4, 2010
Most of Mexico will officially begin daylight saving time (DST) on Sunday, April 4, 2010, which is Easter Sunday. However, some of Mexico’s northern regions that border the United States will start DST at the same time as the United States and Canada.
The states of Sonora and Arizona do not observe DST, and remain on Mountain Standard Time (MST) all year round.
Mexico’s DST Schedule
Most of Mexico observes a daylight saving schedule that begins on the first Sunday of April, when the clocks move forward by one hour from 2 A.M. (02:00) to 3 A.M. (03:00) local time. The DST schedule ends on the last Sunday of October, when the clocks move back from 2 A.M. (02:00) to 1 A.M. (01:00) local time.
Some areas in northern Mexico that border the United States follow a slightly different daylight saving schedule. DST for these areas runs from the second Sunday of March until the first Sunday of November. This schedule applies to: Tijuana, Mexicali, Ciudad Juarez, Ojinaga, Ciudad Acuña, Piedras Negras, Anahuac, Nuevo Laredo, Reynosa, and Matamoros.
These areas follow the United States’ DST schedule as a way of maintaining strong business ties and economic relations between US/Mexico border cities and towns. Mexico’s Congress passed a law in December 2009 to ensure that the amended DST schedule for these areas would occur from 2010 onwards. Sonora does not observe DST so the time does not change there.
I have been told that a modified Horario synchronized with the U.S. DST change will be observed in the entire State of Baja California, not just Tijuana and Mexicali, beginning March 14. The Federal Congress has apparently approved this change thanks to a petition recently submitted by Sr. Gastón Luken, a Tijuana federal congressman.
I do not know the exact date the petition was approved.
The pyramid clock of the snake god Kulkulkan in the temple city of Chichen Itza in Mexico is the world’s largest clock. The solstices and equinoxes are indicated by the shadows cast on its steps in relation to the position of the Sun:
Excerpted from URL: http://www.timeanddate.com/news/time/mexico-starts-dst-2010.html
Mexico One Hour Ahead on Easter, April 4, 2010
Most of Mexico will officially begin daylight saving time (DST) on Sunday, April 4, 2010, which is Easter Sunday. However, some of Mexico’s northern regions that border the United States will start DST at the same time as the United States and Canada.
The states of Sonora and Arizona do not observe DST, and remain on Mountain Standard Time (MST) all year round.
Mexico’s DST Schedule
Most of Mexico observes a daylight saving schedule that begins on the first Sunday of April, when the clocks move forward by one hour from 2 A.M. (02:00) to 3 A.M. (03:00) local time. The DST schedule ends on the last Sunday of October, when the clocks move back from 2 A.M. (02:00) to 1 A.M. (01:00) local time.
Some areas in northern Mexico that border the United States follow a slightly different daylight saving schedule. DST for these areas runs from the second Sunday of March until the first Sunday of November. This schedule applies to: Tijuana, Mexicali, Ciudad Juarez, Ojinaga, Ciudad Acuña, Piedras Negras, Anahuac, Nuevo Laredo, Reynosa, and Matamoros.
These areas follow the United States’ DST schedule as a way of maintaining strong business ties and economic relations between US/Mexico border cities and towns. Mexico’s Congress passed a law in December 2009 to ensure that the amended DST schedule for these areas would occur from 2010 onwards. Sonora does not observe DST so the time does not change there.
I have been told that a modified Horario synchronized with the U.S. DST change will be observed in the entire State of Baja California, not just Tijuana and Mexicali, beginning March 14. The Federal Congress has apparently approved this change thanks to a petition recently submitted by Sr. Gastón Luken, a Tijuana federal congressman.
I do not know the exact date the petition was approved.
jueves, marzo 04, 2010
AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION FILES REQUEST WITH FCC - WP Docket No. 10-54
IT WANTS A BLANKET WAIVER TO USE AMATEUR RADIO AS PART OF EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS DRILLS.
(Daily Digest Federal Communications Commission, 445 12th St., SW, Washington, D.C. 20554
Vol. 29 No. 42 News media information 202 / 418-0500 Internet: http://www.fcc.gov/
TTY: 202/418-2555
March 03, 2010)
http://tinyurl.com/yaofxud
If approved, the waiver would facilitate communications between U.S. citizens in Mexico, and hospitals in the States.
IT WANTS A BLANKET WAIVER TO USE AMATEUR RADIO AS PART OF EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS DRILLS.
(Daily Digest Federal Communications Commission, 445 12th St., SW, Washington, D.C. 20554
Vol. 29 No. 42 News media information 202 / 418-0500 Internet: http://www.fcc.gov/
TTY: 202/418-2555
March 03, 2010)
http://tinyurl.com/yaofxud
If approved, the waiver would facilitate communications between U.S. citizens in Mexico, and hospitals in the States.
miércoles, marzo 03, 2010
Isabel Miranda de Wallace is a member of the United Mexicans Against Organized Crime group
(scroll down for English version)
Pena de muerte a secuestradores asesinos: Isabel Wallace
3 Marzo, 2010 - 17:51
La señora Isabel Miranda de Wallace se pronunció por aplicar la pena de muerte a los secuestradores que asesinen a los plagiados, además lamentó que la justicia proteja más a los delincuentes que a las víctimas.
Al participar en el foro “Alto al Secuestro” que organiza el Senado, Miranda de Wallace convocó al Congreso cumplir su compromiso de aprobar antes del 30 de abril la Ley General de Protección a las Víctimas del Delito de Secuestro.
La madre de Hugo Alberto Wallace, secuestrado el 11 de julio de 2005 y asesinado días después, señaló que está en contra de la propuesta presidencial de Ley Antisecuestro, pues propone de 40 años de cárcel a prisión vitalicia al plagiario que mate a su víctima.
“No señores, la Constitución establece claramente que la condena debe ser proporcional al bien jurídico lesionado, y quiero que me digan que es lo puedo hacer cuando matan a un secuestrado, ¿Cuál sería el contrapeso? Sólo la pena de muerte”, agregó.
Miranda de Wallace indicó que la propuesta de implantar la pena de muerte a los secuestradores que presentó el lunes el PVEM fue rechazada “por alguien que dijo que sólo querían reventar el foro”, pues está prohibida por los tratados internacionales.
“Los secuestradores no se preocupan por matar a su víctima y nosotros nos preocupamos por lo derechos de esos delincuentes”, advirtió.
Por ello, demandó a los diputados aprobar reformas a la Ley de Amparo para que las víctimas puedan defenderse, pues es “absurdo que el Estado pague un abogado a los delincuentes y nosotros tengamos que recurrir al Ministerio Público, que está atiborrado de trabajo”.
En su intervención, Miranda de Wallace demandó al Senado aprobar antes del 30 de abril la Ley General de Protección a las Víctimas del Delito de Secuestro, que busca establecer un sistema integral de protección y asistencia a las víctimas del secuestro.
La iniciativa también contempla que los pagos de rescate sean deducibles de impuestos, y se responsabiliza al municipio, Estado o Federación que tengan entre sus filas de agentes a secuestradores.
FUENTE: Notimex
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Death Penalty for kidnappers who murder: Elizabeth Wallace
March 3, 2010 - 17:51
Señora Isabel Miranda de Wallace spoke to apply the death penalty to kidnappers who murder their hostages; also lamented that the justice system protects the criminals more than victims.
By participating in the "Stop Kidnapping" forum organized by the (Mexican) Senate, Miranda de Wallace called on Congress to fulfill its commitment to adopt by April 30 the General Protection Law for Victims of the Crime of Kidnapping.
The mother of Hugo Alberto Wallace, who was kidnapped on 11 July 2005, and killed days later, said she is against the proposed presidential anti-kidnapping law, proposed as 40 years in jail for life imprisonment to kidnapper who kills his victim.
“No Gentlemen, the Constitution establishes clearly that the sentence must be proportional to the legally protected interest of the injured, and I want you to tell me what is it I can do when they kill a kidnapping victim. What would be the counterbalance? Only capital punishment.” she added.
Miranda de Wallace indicated that the proposal to propose capital punishment for kidnappers which was presented to the PVEM Monday was rejected “by those said that they only wanted to break the forum,” because it is prohibited by international treaties.
“The kidnappers do not worry about killing their victims and we worry about the rights of those criminals.” she warned.
For this reason, she demanded the deputies to approve reforms to the Ley de Amparo so that the victims can defend themselves, because it is “absurd that the State pays a lawyer for the criminals and we must resort to the Public Ministry, that is stuffed with work.”
Sra. Miranda de Wallace therefore demanded the Senate to approve before the 30th of April, la Ley General de Protección a las Víctimas del Delito de Secuestro (the General Law of Protection the Victims of the Crime of Kidnapping) that strives to establish an integral system of protection and attendance to the victims of kidnapping. The initiative also contemplates that ransom payments would be tax-deductible, and answerable by the municipality, State, or Federation that may have groups of kidnapping agents.
(scroll down for English version)
Pena de muerte a secuestradores asesinos: Isabel Wallace
3 Marzo, 2010 - 17:51
La señora Isabel Miranda de Wallace se pronunció por aplicar la pena de muerte a los secuestradores que asesinen a los plagiados, además lamentó que la justicia proteja más a los delincuentes que a las víctimas.
Al participar en el foro “Alto al Secuestro” que organiza el Senado, Miranda de Wallace convocó al Congreso cumplir su compromiso de aprobar antes del 30 de abril la Ley General de Protección a las Víctimas del Delito de Secuestro.
La madre de Hugo Alberto Wallace, secuestrado el 11 de julio de 2005 y asesinado días después, señaló que está en contra de la propuesta presidencial de Ley Antisecuestro, pues propone de 40 años de cárcel a prisión vitalicia al plagiario que mate a su víctima.
“No señores, la Constitución establece claramente que la condena debe ser proporcional al bien jurídico lesionado, y quiero que me digan que es lo puedo hacer cuando matan a un secuestrado, ¿Cuál sería el contrapeso? Sólo la pena de muerte”, agregó.
Miranda de Wallace indicó que la propuesta de implantar la pena de muerte a los secuestradores que presentó el lunes el PVEM fue rechazada “por alguien que dijo que sólo querían reventar el foro”, pues está prohibida por los tratados internacionales.
“Los secuestradores no se preocupan por matar a su víctima y nosotros nos preocupamos por lo derechos de esos delincuentes”, advirtió.
Por ello, demandó a los diputados aprobar reformas a la Ley de Amparo para que las víctimas puedan defenderse, pues es “absurdo que el Estado pague un abogado a los delincuentes y nosotros tengamos que recurrir al Ministerio Público, que está atiborrado de trabajo”.
En su intervención, Miranda de Wallace demandó al Senado aprobar antes del 30 de abril la Ley General de Protección a las Víctimas del Delito de Secuestro, que busca establecer un sistema integral de protección y asistencia a las víctimas del secuestro.
La iniciativa también contempla que los pagos de rescate sean deducibles de impuestos, y se responsabiliza al municipio, Estado o Federación que tengan entre sus filas de agentes a secuestradores.
FUENTE: Notimex
--------------------------------
Death Penalty for kidnappers who murder: Elizabeth Wallace
March 3, 2010 - 17:51
Señora Isabel Miranda de Wallace spoke to apply the death penalty to kidnappers who murder their hostages; also lamented that the justice system protects the criminals more than victims.
By participating in the "Stop Kidnapping" forum organized by the (Mexican) Senate, Miranda de Wallace called on Congress to fulfill its commitment to adopt by April 30 the General Protection Law for Victims of the Crime of Kidnapping.
The mother of Hugo Alberto Wallace, who was kidnapped on 11 July 2005, and killed days later, said she is against the proposed presidential anti-kidnapping law, proposed as 40 years in jail for life imprisonment to kidnapper who kills his victim.
“No Gentlemen, the Constitution establishes clearly that the sentence must be proportional to the legally protected interest of the injured, and I want you to tell me what is it I can do when they kill a kidnapping victim. What would be the counterbalance? Only capital punishment.” she added.
Miranda de Wallace indicated that the proposal to propose capital punishment for kidnappers which was presented to the PVEM Monday was rejected “by those said that they only wanted to break the forum,” because it is prohibited by international treaties.
“The kidnappers do not worry about killing their victims and we worry about the rights of those criminals.” she warned.
For this reason, she demanded the deputies to approve reforms to the Ley de Amparo so that the victims can defend themselves, because it is “absurd that the State pays a lawyer for the criminals and we must resort to the Public Ministry, that is stuffed with work.”
Sra. Miranda de Wallace therefore demanded the Senate to approve before the 30th of April, la Ley General de Protección a las Víctimas del Delito de Secuestro (the General Law of Protection the Victims of the Crime of Kidnapping) that strives to establish an integral system of protection and attendance to the victims of kidnapping. The initiative also contemplates that ransom payments would be tax-deductible, and answerable by the municipality, State, or Federation that may have groups of kidnapping agents.
IT technician looking for position
Susan A. Mahalick
619-446-6405
russnldy@aol.com
PROFILE
• Excellent Customer Service Skills
• Microsoft Certified Professional
• Outstanding Problem Solving Skills
• Extremely self-motivated and proactive
• Well versed in Microsoft Office
• Skilled at preparation of reports, documents, presentations and spreadsheets
• Accurate and thorough Technical Documentation and Technical Illustration
• Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 and XP
SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE
ADMINSTRATIVE ASSISTANT
MLS Baja, Playas de Rosarito, Mexico
• Developed layout and marketing materials on Backpage, Craigslist, OLX and Guardads
• Post properties to AMPI website to start MLS for Baja
• Ensure owners are informed regarding news that impacts the Baja and Mexican Real Estate market.
• Maintain Excel spreadsheets of all Rosarito properties
• Answer phones and take detailed messages
• Greet customers when Agents are out of the office
• Provide informational research on prospective properties
SALES MANAGER
Baja Lifestyle Magazine, Playas de Rosarito
• Sold advertising for high end magazine
• Assertive and good at closing
• Visited over 120 businesses along the coastline
• Made 50% of the sales by my 3rd issue of selling
• Supervised other Sales Personnel
• Completed contracts and collected money from clients
• Collected copy material and proofed final layout
HELPDESK ANALYST
EDS/NMCI, San Diego
• Received many awards for Excellent Customer Service
• Provided quality help-desk service to U.S. Military and Civilians using Remedy DB and software tools
• Resolved most calls within 13 minutes
• Knowledge of Windows 2000 / 2003 Server (Active Directory)
• Troubleshooting of DoD (Department of Defense) Web Applications and other software
• RAS – Netscreen / Software / Setup and Troubleshooting
• Network Connectivity Issues / Workstation / Printer / Server Troubleshooting / Admin Tools
• System cleanup on Slowness / Adware / Virus / Spyware
• Remedy Asset Management Database / tickets software for tracking calls and troubleshooting
• Proxy Access / Troubleshooting / Internet Explorer
• Windows administrative tools such as MMC snap-ins, and general familiarity with certificates required.
• Analyzed event and application logs to identify problems.
DIRECTOR OF TECHNOLOGY
Coldwell Banker, BajaCoastline, Playas de Rosarito
• Supported 5 staff members and 15 Real Estate Agents on computer systems and peripherals
• Taught specific computer classes for same
• Assisted with the setup of new offices for Voice Over IP phone systems and computer locations
• Transitioned into a Real Estate Agent and sold a property within first 2 months
COMPUTER ANALYST=SOFTWARE TESTER
NMCI (Navy Marine Corps Intranet)/EDS (Engineering Data Systems)
• Tested software for quality control before deployment to the Navy and Marine Corps
• Tested both Windows 2000 and XP platforms on a variety of hardware
• Wrote documentation and creation of Test Plans, Test Strategies and final documentation
• Coordinated between Engineering and Management to ensure proper communication
PC SPECIALIST
ACS Government Solutions, Loma Submarine Base
• Troubleshooting software and hardware issues for unclassified computers for 300 customers
• First call resolution, either resolve over the phone or make determination to send someone out to fix the problem
• Installation of software and hardware as needed for updates and new installs
• Solving archiving and inbox problems with Microsoft Outlook
• Resolving connectivity issues with Internet Explorer
• Setting up accounts, passwords and permissions on folders
• Responsible for install of approximately 100 applications
• Wrote documentation for users and technicians
MACINTOSH SUPPORT SPECIALIST
Woodward Communications, Inc. Dubuque, Iowa
• Upgraded (system and computers to Macintosh G3’s from PowerMacs and found solutions for the remaining SCSI peripherals to work with new OS
• Installed, maintained, and did troubleshooting for 150+ Macintoshes in a Prepress setting
• Hardware and software support primarily in the Macintosh environment
• Supported Internet applications such as Browsers and Email accounts
• Responsible for the functionality of 150 Macintoshes in a production environment for a newspaper with a circulation of 37,000
• Also responsible for 8 other regional publications which required travel of up to 100 miles one way
• Very familiar with the 4 color process, fonts and PDF formats
COMPUTER LAB DIRECTOR
Wahlert High School, Dubuque, Iowa
• In charge of three laboratories, and equipment for 100 staff members
• Trained staff and students in the use of software
• Maintained a network server and system for Macintoshes and PC's in a school setting
• Designed publications such as calendars, flyers, and brochures for the school
• Supervised and trained 1 to 2 lab assistants each year
GEOLOGIC DRAFTER
Denver, Colorado
• Worked for several oil related companies on a freelance basis
• Communicated well with clients
• Met deadlines and took pride in accuracy and interpretive skills.
• Drafted base maps, cross sections, montages, slides, land maps, prospectuses, technical drawings, and charts
Developed a method of making legends for maps that was widely adopted by the Oil Industry in Denver. Formerly maps were printed out to paper and then colored in for each major owner of the property containing wells (for instance Exxon would be green). I simplified the process by applying overlays to the original Mylar map before being printed which saved time and expense
EDUCATION
B.S. in Geography/Geology from the University of Colorado
Attended Rutgers College for one year and was one of the first 500 women accepted
Susan A. Mahalick
619-446-6405
russnldy@aol.com
PROFILE
• Excellent Customer Service Skills
• Microsoft Certified Professional
• Outstanding Problem Solving Skills
• Extremely self-motivated and proactive
• Well versed in Microsoft Office
• Skilled at preparation of reports, documents, presentations and spreadsheets
• Accurate and thorough Technical Documentation and Technical Illustration
• Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 and XP
SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE
ADMINSTRATIVE ASSISTANT
MLS Baja, Playas de Rosarito, Mexico
• Developed layout and marketing materials on Backpage, Craigslist, OLX and Guardads
• Post properties to AMPI website to start MLS for Baja
• Ensure owners are informed regarding news that impacts the Baja and Mexican Real Estate market.
• Maintain Excel spreadsheets of all Rosarito properties
• Answer phones and take detailed messages
• Greet customers when Agents are out of the office
• Provide informational research on prospective properties
SALES MANAGER
Baja Lifestyle Magazine, Playas de Rosarito
• Sold advertising for high end magazine
• Assertive and good at closing
• Visited over 120 businesses along the coastline
• Made 50% of the sales by my 3rd issue of selling
• Supervised other Sales Personnel
• Completed contracts and collected money from clients
• Collected copy material and proofed final layout
HELPDESK ANALYST
EDS/NMCI, San Diego
• Received many awards for Excellent Customer Service
• Provided quality help-desk service to U.S. Military and Civilians using Remedy DB and software tools
• Resolved most calls within 13 minutes
• Knowledge of Windows 2000 / 2003 Server (Active Directory)
• Troubleshooting of DoD (Department of Defense) Web Applications and other software
• RAS – Netscreen / Software / Setup and Troubleshooting
• Network Connectivity Issues / Workstation / Printer / Server Troubleshooting / Admin Tools
• System cleanup on Slowness / Adware / Virus / Spyware
• Remedy Asset Management Database / tickets software for tracking calls and troubleshooting
• Proxy Access / Troubleshooting / Internet Explorer
• Windows administrative tools such as MMC snap-ins, and general familiarity with certificates required.
• Analyzed event and application logs to identify problems.
DIRECTOR OF TECHNOLOGY
Coldwell Banker, BajaCoastline, Playas de Rosarito
• Supported 5 staff members and 15 Real Estate Agents on computer systems and peripherals
• Taught specific computer classes for same
• Assisted with the setup of new offices for Voice Over IP phone systems and computer locations
• Transitioned into a Real Estate Agent and sold a property within first 2 months
COMPUTER ANALYST=SOFTWARE TESTER
NMCI (Navy Marine Corps Intranet)/EDS (Engineering Data Systems)
• Tested software for quality control before deployment to the Navy and Marine Corps
• Tested both Windows 2000 and XP platforms on a variety of hardware
• Wrote documentation and creation of Test Plans, Test Strategies and final documentation
• Coordinated between Engineering and Management to ensure proper communication
PC SPECIALIST
ACS Government Solutions, Loma Submarine Base
• Troubleshooting software and hardware issues for unclassified computers for 300 customers
• First call resolution, either resolve over the phone or make determination to send someone out to fix the problem
• Installation of software and hardware as needed for updates and new installs
• Solving archiving and inbox problems with Microsoft Outlook
• Resolving connectivity issues with Internet Explorer
• Setting up accounts, passwords and permissions on folders
• Responsible for install of approximately 100 applications
• Wrote documentation for users and technicians
MACINTOSH SUPPORT SPECIALIST
Woodward Communications, Inc. Dubuque, Iowa
• Upgraded (system and computers to Macintosh G3’s from PowerMacs and found solutions for the remaining SCSI peripherals to work with new OS
• Installed, maintained, and did troubleshooting for 150+ Macintoshes in a Prepress setting
• Hardware and software support primarily in the Macintosh environment
• Supported Internet applications such as Browsers and Email accounts
• Responsible for the functionality of 150 Macintoshes in a production environment for a newspaper with a circulation of 37,000
• Also responsible for 8 other regional publications which required travel of up to 100 miles one way
• Very familiar with the 4 color process, fonts and PDF formats
COMPUTER LAB DIRECTOR
Wahlert High School, Dubuque, Iowa
• In charge of three laboratories, and equipment for 100 staff members
• Trained staff and students in the use of software
• Maintained a network server and system for Macintoshes and PC's in a school setting
• Designed publications such as calendars, flyers, and brochures for the school
• Supervised and trained 1 to 2 lab assistants each year
GEOLOGIC DRAFTER
Denver, Colorado
• Worked for several oil related companies on a freelance basis
• Communicated well with clients
• Met deadlines and took pride in accuracy and interpretive skills.
• Drafted base maps, cross sections, montages, slides, land maps, prospectuses, technical drawings, and charts
Developed a method of making legends for maps that was widely adopted by the Oil Industry in Denver. Formerly maps were printed out to paper and then colored in for each major owner of the property containing wells (for instance Exxon would be green). I simplified the process by applying overlays to the original Mylar map before being printed which saved time and expense
EDUCATION
B.S. in Geography/Geology from the University of Colorado
Attended Rutgers College for one year and was one of the first 500 women accepted
domingo, febrero 28, 2010
HOW TO FLEECE EMERGENCY SERVICE VOLUNTEERS
The San Diego City Planning Commission wants to charge federally licensed Amateur Radio Service volunteers for placing antenna structures on their own property.
When you have the chance, watch this video of an ordinance hearing held on February 26, 2010. I am addressing this commentary to what occurred at the hearing. The testimony by the commission staff is telling. Their obvious goal is to fleece the Amateur radio infrastructure for every dime they can get.
URL: http://granicus.sandiego.gov/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=8&clip_id=3801
Also, there is a HAM who addressed the board who has tried to obtain a permit to erect his tower, but the permit office will not tell him the total cost of the permit process. His QTH is a block or two away from the KSON broadcast tower (near I-15 in east San Diego) and his brand new tower is laying on the ground waiting to be erected.
The city is doing everything it can to discourage ham radio operation using any sort of tower or structure.
Members of the planning commission openly stated that they recognize the contributions the amateur radio service has made to emergency services at the local, state, national, and international levels. In the next breath, they turn around and say that they will demand exhorbinant and unspecified sums of money from the HAM community for performing that service. They openly snicker at the fact that the personal goals of many HAMs is to save lives and property. Just what the heck is so funny about that??? Why would anyone who has a lick of sense demand that emergency service volunteers pay money to the community they seek to assist???
If a cop or fireman come to your home to answer your call, are you going to demand that he or she pay a fee to go through your door? Would a neighbor who came to assist you in response to your call for assistance be required to pay a fee to do so?
Two neighbors of Howard White, KY6LA, in La Jolla addressed the board complaining about his tower and large "Steppir" antenna array. They have never experienced any harm from Howard's equipment that I am aware. Forgive me, but I do not know what their beef is. Could it be they have the notion that his antenna is "egregious (to use the descriptive of a board member to describe certain antennas)?" Please tell me if I am overlooking something, but it did not appear to me that these two were suffering any ill effects from the antenna project!!!
I commend the HAMs who patiently looked the members of the Commission in the face and explained practical physics to them. Steve Early, AD6VI, went so far as to provide them with reference material (MIL HDBK 413*) in the hope they would read it and obtain a clearer understanding of the topic at hand. I hope his optimism will bear fruit.
*URL: <http://tinyurl.com/yakvax5>
The San Diego City Planning Commission wants to charge federally licensed Amateur Radio Service volunteers for placing antenna structures on their own property.
When you have the chance, watch this video of an ordinance hearing held on February 26, 2010. I am addressing this commentary to what occurred at the hearing. The testimony by the commission staff is telling. Their obvious goal is to fleece the Amateur radio infrastructure for every dime they can get.
URL: http://granicus.sandiego.gov/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=8&clip_id=3801
Also, there is a HAM who addressed the board who has tried to obtain a permit to erect his tower, but the permit office will not tell him the total cost of the permit process. His QTH is a block or two away from the KSON broadcast tower (near I-15 in east San Diego) and his brand new tower is laying on the ground waiting to be erected.
The city is doing everything it can to discourage ham radio operation using any sort of tower or structure.
Members of the planning commission openly stated that they recognize the contributions the amateur radio service has made to emergency services at the local, state, national, and international levels. In the next breath, they turn around and say that they will demand exhorbinant and unspecified sums of money from the HAM community for performing that service. They openly snicker at the fact that the personal goals of many HAMs is to save lives and property. Just what the heck is so funny about that??? Why would anyone who has a lick of sense demand that emergency service volunteers pay money to the community they seek to assist???
If a cop or fireman come to your home to answer your call, are you going to demand that he or she pay a fee to go through your door? Would a neighbor who came to assist you in response to your call for assistance be required to pay a fee to do so?
Two neighbors of Howard White, KY6LA, in La Jolla addressed the board complaining about his tower and large "Steppir" antenna array. They have never experienced any harm from Howard's equipment that I am aware. Forgive me, but I do not know what their beef is. Could it be they have the notion that his antenna is "egregious (to use the descriptive of a board member to describe certain antennas)?" Please tell me if I am overlooking something, but it did not appear to me that these two were suffering any ill effects from the antenna project!!!
I commend the HAMs who patiently looked the members of the Commission in the face and explained practical physics to them. Steve Early, AD6VI, went so far as to provide them with reference material (MIL HDBK 413*) in the hope they would read it and obtain a clearer understanding of the topic at hand. I hope his optimism will bear fruit.
*URL: <http://tinyurl.com/yakvax5>
CHILEAN EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS FREQUENCIES
CQ Public Service Editor Richard Fisher, KI6SN, reports the following:
Following the 8.8 earthquake that struck southern Chile early Saturday, Feb. 27, IARU, Region 2 and the Red Chilena Nor Austral de Servicio (RECNA) suggests radio operators monitor EmComm frequencies for earthquake and tsunami information:
Single Sideband mode frequencies:
10 meters - 28.300, 28.500 MHz
15 meters - 21.200, 21.350 MHz
20 meters - 14.200, 14.350 MHz
40 meters - 7.050, 7.095 MHz
80 meters - 3.738, 3.750 MHz
CQ Public Service Editor Richard Fisher, KI6SN, reports the following:
Following the 8.8 earthquake that struck southern Chile early Saturday, Feb. 27, IARU, Region 2 and the Red Chilena Nor Austral de Servicio (RECNA) suggests radio operators monitor EmComm frequencies for earthquake and tsunami information:
Single Sideband mode frequencies:
10 meters - 28.300, 28.500 MHz
15 meters - 21.200, 21.350 MHz
20 meters - 14.200, 14.350 MHz
40 meters - 7.050, 7.095 MHz
80 meters - 3.738, 3.750 MHz
jueves, febrero 25, 2010
Ensenada repeaters
From Dave KE6ENI/XE2:
one way to get back to so cal is through my EchoLink Node here in ensenada, if not familiar with its operation ask me when you are here, the node Freq is 145.535 Mhz
also there is the 146.700- 186.2 PL ..... conected to the 147.33+ 186.2 PL on sierra Bola just across the border from SD E. county
If there are others i am not aware of them
Also Locally we have 145.200- PL 94.8 Should be noted that this is down as of this day, and dont know when it will be back up.
As far as people not being able to use a repeater as a foreigner i have no evidence of that in my 3,5 years here in ensenada.
if you have any more questions just call me on my EchoLink Node or email me
elfarocommunications AT hotmail DOTcom
73, XE2/KE6ENI
Dave
From Dave KE6ENI/XE2:
one way to get back to so cal is through my EchoLink Node here in ensenada, if not familiar with its operation ask me when you are here, the node Freq is 145.535 Mhz
also there is the 146.700- 186.2 PL ..... conected to the 147.33+ 186.2 PL on sierra Bola just across the border from SD E. county
If there are others i am not aware of them
Also Locally we have 145.200- PL 94.8 Should be noted that this is down as of this day, and dont know when it will be back up.
As far as people not being able to use a repeater as a foreigner i have no evidence of that in my 3,5 years here in ensenada.
if you have any more questions just call me on my EchoLink Node or email me
elfarocommunications AT hotmail DOTcom
73, XE2/KE6ENI
Dave
lunes, febrero 22, 2010
HAM RADIO IS A VALUABLE RESOURCE WHEN OTHER MEANS OF COMMUNICATION ARE NOT AVAILABLE
Peter Singer W2PWS of Scripps Ranch CERT will be conducting a one day Technicians licensing class:
Scripps Ranch Library, 10301 SCRIPPS LAKE DR., SAN DIEGO, CA 92131
Saturday February 27, 2010 8:30AM to 4:00 PM - Technicians Exams at: 4:00 PM
Contact Peter Singer: srcert@gmail.com for details.
In addition to the Technician Exams, we will encourage walk-ins for General and Extra Exams. If you wish to upgrade at the 4PM exam session, please contact me at: ky6la@ky6la.com
__________________________________________________________
Howard S. White Ph.D. P. Eng., VE3GFW/K6 ex-AE6SM KY6LA
Website: http://www.ky6la.com/
"No Good Deed Goes Unpunished"
"Ham Antennas Save Lives - Katrina, 2003 & 2007 San Diego Fires, 911"
Peter Singer W2PWS of Scripps Ranch CERT will be conducting a one day Technicians licensing class:
Scripps Ranch Library, 10301 SCRIPPS LAKE DR., SAN DIEGO, CA 92131
Saturday February 27, 2010 8:30AM to 4:00 PM - Technicians Exams at: 4:00 PM
Contact Peter Singer: srcert@gmail.com for details.
In addition to the Technician Exams, we will encourage walk-ins for General and Extra Exams. If you wish to upgrade at the 4PM exam session, please contact me at: ky6la@ky6la.com
__________________________________________________________
Howard S. White Ph.D. P. Eng., VE3GFW/K6 ex-AE6SM KY6LA
Website: http://www.ky6la.com/
"No Good Deed Goes Unpunished"
"Ham Antennas Save Lives - Katrina, 2003 & 2007 San Diego Fires, 911"
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