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The central Mexican city of Aguascalientes is perhaps typical this time of year. Beginning on December 12, Virgin of Guadalupe Day, Mexico’s long holiday season cranks up in a steaming barrage of rockets, tamales, Aztec dancers and a honking bus caravan that bears portraits of the national icon.

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<p>Wonder where some traditions like the Piñatas or the Posadas come from? Here is a very basic and simple list of those Christmas traditions, including some holiday drinks.</p>
<p><strong>The Poinsettia: The favorite plant for the holidays</strong></p>
<p>Poinsettias are part off all Christmas celebrations.</p>

– Las personas que asisten al Desayunador en su ma-yoría son hombres que han sido deportados desde Estados Unidos y que desean contar con opciones para la inserción laboral y social a Tijuana. Un elevado porcentaje presenta síntomas de depresión y ansiedad.

– La falta de empleo y salarios insuficientes son las razones principales para usar los servicios del Desayunador, que atiende tanto a personas y familias que viven en albergues, El Bordo o la calle, como a personas que tienen una residencia fija en la ciudad de Tijuana.

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<p>There’s something very unique—and tasty—when restaurants only use fresh, non-frozen ingredients. And the owners of The K Grill, located in National City, know this, and it is the philosophy they follow in their restaurant.</p>
<p>“We use locally harvested produce and meats whenever possible,” said co-owner Choon Tanaka. “We never use frozen chicken or salmon.”</p>
<p>No wonder The K Grill has become a favorite in Asian cuisine in National City since it open in May.</p>