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According to published reports in a number of Mexican publications, FONATUR (Federal Tourism Promotion Fund) has announced that the much ballyhooed Nautical Ladder's final form has been canceled and the assets of the 10 projects that have either been completed or partially completed will be...

Rosie, do you need a logo? If you don't already have that handled through yours/Manny's contacts, I have some experience in that field.

Re: Commercial banks. From Wikipedia: "A commercial bank is a type of financial intermediary and a type of bank. Commercial banking is also known as business banking. It is a bank that provides checking accounts, savings accounts, and money market accounts and that accepts time deposits.[1]...

Very cool, and a great idea. I love how this community comes together when the chips are down to help each other and RP in general. Makes me smile inside. Aw shucks, now I'm going to get all mushy and stuff, dadgummit. :roll:

But what if you're both!? :eek3: Your press release is published, Rosie, along with the great pic you sent me. Thanks! I think it looks great, but I'm biased. http://rptides.blogspot.com/2009/07/rp-tourism-visitor-assistance-bureau.html

Will do, Rosie. I think you guys all must drive a lot faster than Mr. Huerita and I do. It takes us about 4 hours to get there from Phoenix or Tucson. I'm starting to feel like an old fart, LOL. :boat:

Whatever you've got handy, Rosie. You and Manny would be great, and so would the building. Your choice. :-) Email: [email protected]

Oh yeah, I remember that now. Thanks migallon. I think it's called Puerto Mío, designed by the Metropoli Architecture Group in Mexico City. I'll have to do some research on that (I actually like doing research-- there's probably something wrong with me. Aside from the obvious, that is, LOL)...

I'll run it tomorrow (Wednesday), Rosie. By any chance do you have some sort of image/picture that could accompany it for that extra added bit of visual interest?

Hot stuff, Rosie! That's a highly needed service and you're going to be great at it! I predict you're going to be a very busy lady! ;) (Can I pick up your press release for RP Tides?)

Yes, the Marriott is to be part of Grupo Questro's huge "Penasco Bay" project. Next door to Esmeralda Resort on Sandy Beach.

Roberto, that construction by the harbor, the national chain, could it be Holiday Inn you were thinking of? I keep hearing that one was supposed to be going in somewhere in PP but never could get any specifics about it.

Also, how about Asadero Guss and Lucky House at Calle 13? Are they still open?

Another place for great chicken is El Pollo Papago near the NW corner of Benito Juarez and Constitucion. You get a baked potato with your chicken there. Eat in or take out. The owner is a fellow named Martin, you couldn't meet a nicer guy.

Wow Stuart! That picture and your description of a night on the Sea of Cortez just blow me away! Thanks gazillions! Wonderful! I remember back in the late 80's I was living at Cabo Bello, outside of Cabo San Lucas, just as the town was beginning to build up. It was dark like that then at Cabo...

Busted! LOL! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

No big deal. It's an easy thing to overlook. I might have done the same thing once or twice in my life. Not saying I DID, but I might have. :D

Totally off topic, but since there is no heading for off topic discussions I'm putting this here even though it has nothing to do with Mexico. I'm quoting from someone else's story, who wrote about it better than I could. I hope you all don't mind; it's been on my mind this morning... I have...

I've had the link to Sonora is Safe in RP Tides (as one of my "Useful Links") for quite a while and recommend it often. You forgot to put the "html" behind the link, Roberto. Try http://sonoraissafe.com/hasslefree.html If you've got some free time this weekend, San Carlos has got a big Bands on...

Here are some photos of sunrises and sunsets over the Sea of Cortez. The question is, which are sunrises and which are sunsets? :sunny: http://rptides.blogspot.com/2009/07/rocky-point-pictorial-sunrise-sunset.html