Go here to see more homes 

March 7 2009 Page 4 Features, Weather, Sports, Exchange

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SPORTS

Puerto Rico, Cruz Azul reach Champions semis

By Ridge Mahoney, Special to SI.com, Soccer America

The only MLS influence in the CONCACAF Read more here

 Mexico has with 14 hits in 7-3 win over Rockies

Mexico is sending a message to the rest of the World Baseball Classic teams: Don't take our squad lightly. Read more here

Shorthanded Cruz Azul Side Ready For Pumas

The CONCACAF Champions League returns and one of the anticipated match-ups is that of Cruz Azul against Pumas..More Info Click Here

Sven gets vote of confidence from Mexican FA

Mexican Football Federation president Justino Compean has insisted Sven-Goran Eriksson's position as coach of El Tri is not at risk.…..Read Article Here

Sven gets vote of confidence from Mexican FA

Mexican Football Federation president Justino Compean has insisted Sven-Goran Eriksson's position as coach of El Tri is not at risk.…..Read Article Here

De La Rosa to pass on Team Mexico

Jorge De La Rosa chose team over country today, squashing any chance he will participate in the World Baseball Classic for Mexico. …To Read Article Click Here

 Pachuca remains on top of the Mexican league

Paul Aguilar scored in the final five minutes as Pachuca beat the Pumas 3-2 to retain the lead of the Mexican football league standings for the second straight week. …To Read Article Click Here

 

Sunday golf Winners

two teams tied with two under

Mens golf winners

In an effort to serve you better and comply with our Bluehost Server's rules on subscriptions, it is neccessary for you to resubscribe to the Jaltemba Sol
resubscribe by clicking here http://www.ontheroadin.com/mail2/user/subscribe.php

To view Jaltemba Sol please click here  www.jaltembasol.com

 

 

Sexy and Stylish Swimwear for REAL Women
Laura Gelezunas - PVNN

 

 

 
Open Mon-Fri from 11 am-6 pm, and Sat-Sun 11 am-3 pm, Curvas Peligrosas is located at Juarez #178 in downtown Puerto Vallarta. Tel: (322) 223-5978
Curvy Gals, the only quality, plus-size swimsuit shop in Puerto Vallarta is Curvas Peligrosas. You can find Miraclesuit, Jantzen, Christina, Carol Wior and other quality labels in (US) sizes 12 to 40. And this season, due to popular demand, they are offering the same quality quality swim wear labels in sizes 8 and 10!

The owners, Robina Oliver and her husband, Carlos Vazquez, moved to Puerto Vallarta from San Francisco just to open the shop in 2007. While on an earlier vacation to the area, they decided that locals and visitors needed a place to purchase great swimwear in a "normal" size.

At Curvas Peligrosas you will find tank suits, tankinis with shorts, skirts and/or briefs, swim dresses, bikinis, two and three-piece ensembles, plus a smattering of clothes and pareos. You can stroll down the beach in style. All of this at a great price, too.

Robina is truly overwhelmed by the response of her clients. She proclaims that clients say, "They are relieved to be able to shop for a stylish swimsuit in a relaxed atmosphere and actually find something to fit them, and make them feel like a diva."

So when the sun is shining, the ocean is beckoning, and you are looking forward to relaxing on the beach and then you find yourself with nothing to wear, check out Curvas Peligrosas. You will be able to shop for the perfect size that is sexy, stylish and fun.

Located at Juarez #178, between Libertad and Augustin Rodriguez in downtown Puerto Vallarta one block from the "flea market" or Municipal Mercado, Curvas Peligrosas is open Monday through Friday from 11 am-6 pm, and Saturday and Sunday 11 am-3 pm. For more information call (322) 223-5978 or send an email to Robina at CurvasPeligrosasPV(at)hotmail.com.

 

 

 

 

WEATHER

Puerto Vallarta

 

SAN Pancho Weather  www.sanpanchoweather.com

 

Weather in Mexico

Acapulco

Loreto

Puerto Vallarta

Aguascalientes

Los Mochis

Queretaro Airport

Cancun

Manzanillo

San Felipe

Cozumel

Mazatlan

San Jose Del Cabo

Cuernavaca

Merida

San Luis Potosi

Durango

Mexico City

Santa Rosalia

Ensenada

Monterrey

Tampico

Guadalajara

Morelia

Tepic

Guanajuato

Oaxaca

Veracruz

Bahias De Huatulco

Puebla

Zacatecas

Ixtapa Zihuatanejo

Puerto Escondido

  

La Paz

Puerto Penasco

  

 

Currency

EXCHANGE

Last Week

 

 US Vietnam Vets - Get Agent Orange Exam NOW!
 David Lord - PVNN

 
Colon cancer and diabetes are just two of the eleven diseases that may be in the Dioxin exposed body health system.
 
All Vietnam veterans are urged to get an agent orange exam, NOW! Colon cancer and diabetes are just two of the eleven diseases that may be in the Dioxin exposed body health system. We start dying long before our time and it does not have to be.

I am urging veterans to ask for their free V.A. Exam for Agent Orange contamination.

Why risk not knowing whether you may have any one of 11 diseases and ailments linked to Agent Orange? The earlier a disease is detected, the better chances are of dealing with it before getting things like CLL (chronic lymphocytic leukemia.)

According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, approximately 20 million gallons of herbicides were used in Vietnam between 1962 and 1971 to remove unwanted plant life and leaves which otherwise provided cover for enemy forces during the Vietnam War.

Shortly following their military service in Vietnam, some veterans reported a variety of health problems and concerns which some of them attributed to exposure to Agent Orange or other herbicides. We fought for forty years, in fact we are still fighting for recognition of several other life threats due to exposures.

These exposures were repeated every time we drank the water from natural springs, rivers, ponds, even sleeping on the ground we were absorbing the dioxins by contact. We breathed in the Agent while passing through dense jungles just as sprayed, glistening foliage turned to reddish brown, oozing with thick chemical fumes, stinging eyes and burning throats.

We Marines turned down our sleeves on dirty, ripped jungle fatigues in the hundred and twenty degree heat to no avail, while our skin was perspiring, then in came the Agent Orange. We never knew what dioxin was then, our return home to months or years in hospitals, our wounds from bullets, blast, or fire, we never imagined a continued battle for life, especially 40 to 50 years later just when we expected to retire.

The Viet Nam War will go down in history, not for the war against the enemy that was won and then lost by unpopularity, but the war that chemically exposed tens of thousands of our own troops by our own U.S. Corporation; Dow Chemical.

Long past the battle on the field of valor, we the veterans of Viet Nam are still fighting and dying by the thousands due to exposure, not a medal will be pinned, not a word mentioned, as we are laid to rest from exposures to herbicide.

VA offers compensation and benefits for Vietnam veterans suffering from the following 11 diseases: Chloracne; Hodgkin's disease; non-Hodgkin's lymphoma; multiple myeloma; porphyria cutanea tarda; respiratory cancers (lung, bronchus, larynx and trachea); soft-tissue sarcoma; acute and subacute peripheral neuropathy; prostate cancer; diabetes mellitus (Type 2 diabetes); and chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

The Agent Orange Exam is a way for a veteran to get a good history and physical. It is a general check-up that is focused on looking to see if the veteran has any of the presumptive Agent Orange conditions.

Recently ALS and Diabetes were added as presumptive Agent Orange conditions. If a veteran previously had an Agent Orange Exam before these conditions were added and they carry either of the diagnoses, they do not have to have another Agent Orange Exam now. They need to take the documentation from their doctor showing they have on the presumptive Agent Orange diagnoses, along with documentation that they were in Vietnam, to David Lord, national service officer for the Military Order of the Purple Heart in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico so that they can begin the Compensation and Pension claim process.

My motivation is to have every Vietnam veteran receive an exam or get their rightful compensation, especially those now living south of the border. Many affected veterans then asked the next logical question: "Could my offspring be affected?" That's a simple question, and the simple answer is "YES!"
David Lord has been a National Veterans Service Officer doing veteran's benefits in Mexico for over a decade. David is a combat veteran, wounded by gunshot in Viet Nam 1968 and is a retired Marine. The Veterans Administration has played a critical role in his life, by his having both medical and compensation benefits. He uses his personal experience in the claims process along with having legal and credentialed Accreditation by the Department of Veterans Affairs. His use of Congressional approved Veterans Organizations, to steer veterans and dependants through the maze of regulations and entitlements due them from military service is outstanding. For more information, email him at david.lord(at)yahoo.com.

Click HERE for more Veteran Affairs with David Lord »»»

 

Please ask before borrowing our content or pictures

For problems or questions regarding this Web site contact editor@jaltembasol.com

 

Jaltemba Sol Copyright 2009

Custom Search