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As the weather gets colder up north lots of our visitors from those cold regions with vacation plans grow more anxious, counting the days until they'll be basking in the warmth of our PERFECT WEATHER on the sunny beach with a cool refreshment and some delicious authentic Mexican food.

In the States it's "another day, another school shooting", but here it's "another night, another bar shooting". Then we see lots of police riding around in trucks for a couple of days, then back to the same old same old. All the bars where these things are happening are places NOT on my list of recommended bars and restaurants. But they are in public view for which reason I keep risking my life complaining to the government and the media. But just like you don't stop sending you kids to school or going to malls or supermarkets or movie theaters or churches in the States, so should you treat our problem. Whereas the shootings in the States are often random, here they are targeted, but they still remain a danger to the public and we ALL keep insisting that our government do its job to provide public security. Fortunately it's easy to stay away from the bars where these events keep happening. While I am not going to discuss details, I am going to remind you that keeping you safe is part of what this website is all about, and thus the significance of my recommendations. Not only do I not recommend services related to corruption, but I also try to keep you out of harm's way, which isn't that hard to do unless you ignore my advice.

The lights of the pier construction at night have a magical quality to them. Someone said they were reminded of Superman's Fortress of Solitude. That's a good description. The brightly lit pilotes have a surreal quality that almost everyone who sees them comments on similarly. And now that there are so many pilotes set the effect is even cooler, I think. While some look pretty crooked, it shouldn't matter to the structural integrity of the pier, from what I understand. They keep bringing the pilotes in on huge trucks at around 3 or 4 in the morning.

This was certainly a delight to wake up to.