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Trip to the ‘world’s most visited city’ Tijuana in Baja California, Mexico on Aug. 13, 2011. Tijuana is the 42nd largest city in the Americas and is the westernmost city in Mexico. It is the largest city on the Baja California Peninsula and center of the Tijuana metropolitan area, part of the international San Diego–Tijuana metropolitan area. The city is the world’s most visited border city, sharing a 24-km border (15 mi) with San Diego, California, USA. Over 50 million people cross the border between these two cities every year. This metropolitan crossing makes the San Ysidro Port of Entry the busiest land-border crossing in the world. The two border crossing stations between San Diego and Tijuana account for over 300000 daily border crossings alone. For a list of tourist attractions visit, www.tijuana.com Background music: 1. El Jarabe Tapatio (The Mexican Hat Dance; Album: Un Gritto Por Mexico) and 2. Yo Soy Mexicano by Jorge Negrete

The News Tells you TO BE AFRAID OF BAJA MEXICO! Baja Mexico is a dangerous place! You would be crazy to travel to Baja Mexico. Who do you believe? Even your friends tell you not to go to Baja Mexico…but how many of them have been here lately? Would the Media LIE TO YOU ABOUT BAJA MEXICO? Are our friends telling you the truth? IF you are READY for the truth and want to see the Baja Mexico that I have lived in for the last 6 years then watch this video.

Just a quick video with low editing just to get it up. Caught the pool water that was flat and calm go to a wave pool. Lots of creaking and shaking. We evacuated the house just incase. This is the biggest one we have felt since we have lived here the past 4 years. There was a total of 10+ earthquakes today but we only felt 4-5 of them. The biggest one shown in the video during the last bit of shaking. Another 5.1 hit El Centro. You can see on the picture where Yuma is. Thats where Im located. People in LA and 108 miles away in Tijuana Mexico it was felt. 32.128°N, 115.303°W You can visit the USGS website here if you want to view details or post what you felt where you are. earthquake.usgs.gov Check out my dailybooth picture to see how calm the water WAS www.dailybooth.com

Public road access to one of Baja California’s best waves, Punta Salsipuedes, is history. Surfers accustomed to giving the local family a few dollars to park and camp are now being turned away by security guards. Salsipuedes is part of the current development wave washing over coastal Northern Baja. Marketed to Americans as affordable coastal living, these developments are sprouting up from Playas de Tijuana to Ensenada. According to the daily business report, San Diego Metropolitan, once completed, “Salsipuedes will have a boutique hotel and a mix of condos, homes and estate-size lots plus a commercial village with stores, cafes and restaurants…Salsipuedes will become a retirement or vacation haven of 2680 residences and guests in the five planned village hotels.” Salsipuedes is being developed and sold by Grupo Lagza, a binational real estate development company whose goal is to “attract 80% of its clients from the United States” and who are marketing Salsi as “Baja’s Big Sur.” Recently, Surfrider’s San Diego Chapter shot down an attempt by company representatives for an endorsement of the Salsipuedes project as “surfer friendly.” Among their promises was the claim that public access would not be restricted. Public access, though guaranteed by the Mexican Constitution, is seldom enforced. According to Serge Dedina, Executive Director of WiLDCOAST, this is a problem not only for surfers but also for efforts to protect the Baja California coast. “Without coastal access …

Here are two things you probably never associated: Tijuana and fine dining. It’s true, just south of the border is an exploding dining scene that goes far beyond tacos and and churros (but save room those those too!). With the help of acclaimed Tijuana chef Javier Plascencia of Mision 19, Peter steps into the kitchen to explore about a growing culinary movement called Bajamed—cuisine that relies on all the fresh and local ingredients from Baja California’s Mediterranean-like climate, sourced straight from local fisherman and farmers. Plus, he gets a cooking lesson to tempt your taste buds, and uncovers other finds, like El Restaurante en Punta Morro in Ensenada.

Link video original www.youtube.com México: Se puede ver sobre el cielo de Tijuana un Objeto volador no identificado en medio del Apagón que ocurrió el 9 de Septiembre 2011. El video fue grabado por el usurario de Youtube jmhz71 que se dedica a evidenciar los avistamientos OVNIS. ¿Estaremos ante la presencia de un OVNI? ¿Podrá ser algún tipo de nave terrestre? O ¿Simplemente es otro video falso de la web?

Disaster Risk Assessments and their Use in Decision Making — Experience from Baja California, Mexico. The government of Baja California and the Center for Scientific Research and Higher Education of Ensenada (CICESE), in cooperation with the Global Risk Identification Programme (GRIP), present an overview of Disaster Risk Assessments and their use in decision making in disaster management and development planning in Baja California, Mexico.

Video about the Smart Schools program by PROBEA, a project from the San Diego Natural History Museum.

EEUU: Millones de personas se vieron afectadas por un Apagón que afecto a California, Baja California el 8 de Septiembre 2011. La falta de energía afecto principalmente el área metropolitana de San Diego, ya porciones de los condados de Riverside y Orange, así como a Yuma, en Arizona. En México el estado de Baja California prácticamente se quedo a oscuras y se reportaron afectados también en Mexicali, Tecate, Ensenada, Playas de Rosarito y Tijuana. El apagón se originó luego de que una línea de alto voltaje de 500 kilovoltios de Arizona a California salió de servicio”, informó California Independent System Operator Corporation, empresa que regula la distribución eléctrica en la zona. Hemos mencionado que las tormentas solares son capaces de ocasionar este tipo de fenómenos. El pasado 6 de septiembre se dio una tormenta solar y esta estaría alcanzando la tierra a partir del día de hoy no se confirma nada, esto podría representar una teoría sobre las causas del apagón.

A short story for Univision in Mexico on the road racing border series that we often run in. Mike W in the #37 Eclipse GST and Jason Steiinhart in the #15 Eclipse GSX get some good screeentime. Incar footage in Mike’s Eclipse.