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Premiering November 2, 2008

An Exclusive Bed & Breakfast in a quaint, Mexican beach town…

Tropical Manor House

www.tropicalmanorhouse.com

Come stay with us a while, and discover the true pleasures of a tropical vacation get away, as it should be. We pride ourselves on providing "Personalized Vacation Experiences", comfortable accommodations with a touch of luxury, in lush surroundings.

Pre-Select your delicious breakfast from our varied menu, indicating your preferred breakfast time and we will serve it to you on your private patio, or on the main terrace overlooking the sea. Experience "Sitting in the Sky" on our pool patio before taking a refreshing dip in your private plunge pool. For your pleasure we also serve cocktails on the ocean view terrace, in the afternoon or evening depending on the day's activities.

The perfect get away for a romantic honeymoon, family vacation, or simply a great spot for friends to share an active vacation. Come and experience authentic Mexico without sacrificing creature comforts.

Be our guests, our only guests, and let us strive to anticipate your every need and fulfill your every wish.

Accepting reservations for the 2008/2009 season, now!

Promotional Introductory Rates $700 USD per week, including taxes. Based on double occupancy.

Email: tropicalmanorhouse@gmail.com

Tel: 327-274-3516

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November 28, 2008 Its Free
Page 1- Mexico News, Features Page 2 - Features Page 3 - Features, Weather, Sports, Exchange, Community Calendar Page 4 - Classifieds Page 5 - Real Estate Jaltemba Travel Mexico Click on ad for more information Go here for details on this home or Go here for more Real Estate	Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas...in Guadalajara Bill Bell Photograph Mexico News Rotary to deliver hospital beds and equipment to Leon, Mexico When Chris McLucas returns to Leon, Mexico, in December, he will be delivering hospital beds with wheels instead of wheelchairs…..More Mexico weighs foreign investment in telephones A Mexican congressional commission has approved a proposal to loosen the current 49-percent limit on foreign investment in the fixed-line telephone industry. …..More Mexico charges police officer in murder of 24 men Prosecutors have charged a municipal police commander and an alleged drug cartel member with homicide in the September massacre of 24 men outside Mexico City. …..More Americans afraid to cross Nogales border into Mexico A spate of drug-related killings the past few months in Nogales, Mexico, is keeping some residents in its U.S. sister city from crossing the border as they have long been accustomed to doing. …..More Mexico, Paraguay top pot producers, U.N. report says Mexico and Paraguay are the top two marijuana-producing countries in the world, a U.N. report says. …..More Mexico’s Currency Leads Gains in Latin America on U.S. Fed Plan Mexico’s peso rose, pacing gains among Latin American currencies, on speculation a plan by the U.S. Federal Reserve to buoy consumer lending will shore up demand for Mexican exports. …..More Nearly half of Mexican cops fail police tests Almost half of Mexican police officers examined this year have failed background and security tests, a figure that rises to nearly 9 of 10 cops in the border state of Baja California, the government reported Thursday. …..More Mexico approves right-to-die law Mexican lawmakers approved a law to allow terminally ill patients the right to refuse treatment, legislators said on Wednesday. …..More Mexico aims to shrink coins Mexico wants to shrink the size of some of its coins and use stainless steel to make them instead of copper, zinc and nickel alloys, which have hit record prices in recent months. …..More Mexico stocks jump as Cemex surges on debt optimism Mexican stocks rallied on Wednesday as shares in the world's No. 3 cement maker, Cemex, surged nearly 25 percent on optimism it would refinance its massive debt payments due next year. …..More Mexico Economy Can Reach 6% Growth Goal by 2012, Carstens Says Mexico can meet its goal of annual economic growth of 6 percent by 2012 because strong public finances will help the country recover quickly from a worldwide slowdown, Mexican Finance Minister Agustin Carstens said. .More Mexico: no leaks from Interpol office to cartels Mexican prosecutors have assured Interpol that no sensitive information from the international police agency's database on criminals and terrorists was leaked to drug cartels, officials said Saturday..More Mexico's Calderon Says Obama Shouldn't Try to Renegotiate Nafta Mexican President Felipe Calderon said U.S. President-elect Barack Obama shouldn't succumb to protectionist pressures by attempting to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement. .More Japanese Man Makes One Long Layover A Japanese man has been living in a layover at the Mexico City airport for nearly three months, and he has no plans to leave. .More Chile, Mexico leaders oppose protectionism The presidents of Chile and Mexico say protectionism won't solve this global financial crisis..More Americans finding alternative cancer treatments in Mexico Every day cancer kills 1,500 people in the United States. That's more than a half-million people this year alone. When a patient is told his or her chances of survival aren't good, some head south of the border. .More Mexico is good place for butterfly watching Betty and I, along with friends from Del Rio, recently spent two weeks in Mexico, mostly in the state of Veracruz, an amazingly diverse area geographically and biologically..More A delicious sound above the din of Mexico City You hear it from a block away: an amplified, singsong call with an uncanny power to slice through the urban din. The tone is cheap and tinny -- as kitschy as a sound can be..More Mexico detains former top anti-drug prosecutor Mexican authorities detained a former top anti-drug prosecutor on Thursday as part of an investigation into possible links between senior law enforcements officials and drug cartels..More Emigration plunged 42 percent in last 2 years amid crackdown in United States Mexican emigration has dropped 42 percent over the last two years, a government study released Thursday showed, confirming that America has become less appealing amid an economic downturn and stepped up raids against illegal migrants..More Earthquake in Mexico felt as far away as Tucson An earthquake initially measured at 5.0 was felt in the Yuma area around 12:25 p.m. Thursday..More US museum head says Mexico should get Mayan jade The director of Harvard's Peabody Museum said Tuesday he wants to return about 50 ancient carved Mayan jade pieces to Mexico, almost a century after a U.S. consul dredged the artifacts from the sacred lake at the ruins of Chichen Itza..More Mayan world a wonder and a puzzle after eons Two stone snakeheads, representations of the Mayan serpent god Kukulcn, watch out from the northern base of El Castillo, the showpiece pyramid in the ancient city of Chichn Itz, here in the Yucatn. Above the heads, 91 impossibly shallow stone steps stretch up into the sky..More Mexico's Los Tuxtlas taps into magical lore As the boat glided over the dark water and wisps of evening fog gathered along the shore, Lake Catemaco, the witchcraft capital of Mexico, began to get spooky. .More Whale Of A Vacation Would you like to take a vacation that takes you to new places, provides unique experiences and allows you to make a difference somewhere in the world? .More Mexican Jungle Wildlife By Tara Spears If you have ever dreamed of a going on a safari to see exotic animals, there is no need to leave this continent. The jungles of the Riviera Nayarit are teeming with interesting mammals, including big cats; hundreds of bird species; massive and weird looking reptiles, amphibians, and more varieties of insects than you can imagine. Local jungle adventure tours provide a narrated highlight of fauna-but for the more daring, a solitary hike away from any roads will also yield lots of interesting photos and up close experiences. To read the complete story on Jungle Animals by Tera Spears click here Grand Opening Latitude 21 Delma and Jeff open their doors tonight and Jelly Jar will play for the GRANDE OPENING of Latitude 21…a restaurant and bar featuring Delma’s Award winning margaritas and wonderful food treats…. Tonight features BBQ ribs, beans and salad, Mexican chilli rellenos, rice, beans,M exican carne guisada, rice ,beans…. Come and enjoy! 4:30 ish sounds good. See you there! Mataja Wins Slander Suit Mateja has won her court case against Diane Wardell (AKA Diane Bell). A jubilant Mateja expressed relief at the victory. "Yes the Mexican Legal system works." she said last night to friends over the Thanksgiving Dinner. "It's taken awhile but Dianne has been found guilty," Mateja said waving the judicial papers. See the Judiical papers to see recommended penalties. See the Spanish Court document here. Mateja was quick to point out that she always just wanted the lies and slander to stop but was forced to proceed through the courts when Wardell continued to slander her and her business. "This is a victory for my friends and family and workers who have also suffered from the slander. We won." Feel Good about Doing Good for the Community: Dedicated Fashion Show Directors Debra Triplett and Kate Baron By Tara Spears Kate & Debra One of the most popular ‘things to do’ for the last five winters has been to attend the annual Mujeres a Mujeres Fashion Show, and this season’s event will be just as spectacular. Not many women would turn down the opportunity to dress up, eat out, and shop! If that isn’t motivation enough, the fact that all proceeds from the event benefit local charities is the deciding perk. As is true of any successful event, lots of time and effort comes first. It takes 50 volunteers to make the fashion show an enjoyable afternoon. For the two dynamic directors, Debra Triplett and Kate Baron, who handle the major planning, coordinating, and negotiating, the four months prior to the show is a whirlwind of activity. Since both ladies had successful professional careers NOB, leadership is second nature to Debra and Kate. Debra was an advertising key account specialist for five of Clear Channels’ stations in Portland, Oregon, and Kate was a junior high school teacher-clearly they know how to deal with pressure. These civic minded gals want to positively impact the Riviera Nayarit community that has been home for the last four years. “I love seeing how much the women enjoy participating in the show, and how the entire community has embraced and supported the event,” said Debra. ( photo,left) Many would consider putting together a luncheon and show for 300 people a formidable task, but Kate and Debra manage it with a smile. Kate says, “I enjoy the organizing aspects, the camaraderie, and the promotion of unity toward a common goal.” About 15 years ago, Debra and her husband, Glen, fell in love with the Guayabitos area that they visited while vacationing in Puerto Vallarta. They decided that they would retire to this tropical area, and now operate a small bed and breakfast. They have three grown sons that live and work in the US but that are frequent visitors to Mexico. Kate and her husband, Larry, relocated from International Falls, Minnesota, where harsh, snow-filled winters are the norm. Now, the Baron’s are avid year round golfers with Mexico’s fantastic weather. Kate and Larry have four children and nine grandchildren living in the northern US. “There’s always a birthday to celebrate,” quips the energetic Kate. (photo below) These two vivacious, caring ladies feel good about their efforts to organize the Annual Mujeres a Mujeres (women to women) fashion show. This event reflects the true spirit of the Riviera Nayarit community: a blending of international people coming together for a worthwhile purpose. In the past, proceeds have helped cancer patients and built a kitchen in a senior center. Unlike several other local fundraisers that sponsor a particular cause, the assignment of Fashion Show funds is designed to be awarded annually to a high need project or group that benefits local women. If you know of a local organization or project that needs help, PLEASE contact the Jaltemba Bay Foundation, Debra Perez Brothers at the Bavarian Tonight Thanksgiving dinner for 50? Matejas in rincon guayabitos was just one the many Jaltemba restaurants where Americans celebrated Thanksgiving with friends and family.