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Its marches against the Mexican version of George Floyd where a young man was beaten and murdered by police in Ixtlahuacan de Membrillos for not wearing a face mask. There are organized protests over several days about it (s best to avoid GDL right now), at least one that did become violent. I am not sure this will get the same coverage internationally as the George Floyd case has been getting. Maybe someone else can fill in the details but there is a US consulate advisory about it.

Lol, while you are at it, why not get Superlake to stop price gouging too. You will be just as successful.

Ian Greenwood, so you say you have been tossed from 4 times just this week, and are now being blocked from your usual mountain trails, mind if I ask you why are failing to receive this message? Lol. is it plaque build up in those old arteries of yours?

This link is put out by the Boston and Harvard medical centres. It is an effort to track potential cases of Covid, especially in areas where there is little to no testing. Please help them help us. By following this site you will see how many in your area have reported, who are positive, negative, feeling fine or feeling ill, etc. PLEASE, report only potential covid related illnesses! This works for ALL of North AMerica (Canada, USA, Mexico). https://covidnearyou.org/?fbclid=IwAR1051J9NhaF5eovG2eEr2isSfnKpPkkYFXGejfeXfQm2XTphtl_NneTMmA#!/ I am only posting this as a public service and will not be following this thread.

Arq. Roberto Millan. He has an office on Colon near the Malecon in Ajijic. Google him.

How is it a disservice? Should we also bannish saying "someone has died" in favor of "no longer with us"? Death is a normal and natural part of life and not something to to be feared nor something that we need to hide from by discussing it in neutral or politically correct terms. There is nothing wrong with saying waiting for death. It is something we are all doing one way or the other. Its what you do with the time you have left that makes all the difference and both palliative and hospice care seek to improve "what time remains" for those patients "in need of it". There are courses available in Canada and I would guess Stateside as well that teach you how to face and deal with death in an open and frank manner that also teaches you not to fear it. Is there anyone out there who has certification in this field and who would be willing to start courses? There appears to be a need.

Hospice is waiting for death, palliative care is long term with possibility of death or survival...

Interesting to see that not only Jesus can be resurrected -this thread even out did him by being twice resurrected!. This thread was started in 2013, came back to life in 2015 and now is here again. May it live long and prosper.