Miss Solani Graniel won Miss San Pedro

Miss Solani Graniel is offically crowned Miss 2013/2014 Miss San Pedro. Being on the stage all six contestants had the oportunity to compete with each other. Showcasing their presentation they competed against each for their Bikini suite and costume.Their beautiful costume each had to show and explained their costume made the audience have their liking costume. Cometing on the Bikini suite they had stage hype as the auidience shouted for their favourite competitor. Question was very challenging to answer but still manged to answer their original answers. Each one answered their question with a smile and nervousness that still lead them to answer some where not to nervous but still mange to answer their question. Naiely Puc had her last words before she can give her crown to another competitor. She explained that she the most enjoyable year traveling around the country when their was and event. Puck says that who ever wins this year will have a memorable year and not only that they have the greates experience in their life.

 Gabriela Varela was the first runner up which lead Solani Graniel that made a great competion that lead her win Miss San Pedro 2013/2014, because of her great answer and question. Miss Congeniality was won by Venancia Chuc given the gift by Miss Chiquitita. Yanira Lara won the Miss Photogenic 2013. It was a tough competetion among all contestants which made an excellent job. They started the show by showing their dancing moves and then showed the swim suite and costume. Between the show local presentation by Lady Leela Vernon and the Baymen Clan Band and Ernestine Carballo and much more hyped the stage with enjoyable songs. It was a show you couldn't missed as all six contestant did a wonderful job. Congratulation to Miss 2013/2014 Miss San Pedro Solani Graniel.



Naiely Puc saying her last words before crowning Miss San Pedro 2013/2014.  



Solani Graniel Representing Castillo's Hardware. She will be officially crown on September 10, 2013 by 2012/2013 Miss Naiely Puc.





 

Rememberance of George Cadle Price

In January 15, 1919 George Cadle Price was born in Belize City, in what was then British Honduras, to William and Irene (née Escalante) Price. He studied at St. Johns College, Belize. The Right Honourable George Cadle Price, P.C., was the first Prime Minister of Belize and is considered to have been one of the principal architects of the country's independence. Today he is referred to by many as "the Father of the Nation". Mr. Price, served as a Member of the Legislative Council from 1954-1961, The Legislative Assembly from 1961 to 1964, The House of Representatives from 1964-1984, First Minister from 1961 to 1964, Premier from 1964 to 1981 and Prime Minister of Belize from 1981 to 1984, and 1989 to 1993. He was awarded the status of National Hero by the Government of Belize, the Jose Marti Award – Cuba’s Highest Award by President Fidel Castro, and the Order of the Caribbean Community. His lifestyle, humble and unpretentious, led him to become the first Premier of Belize in 1981 under the People’s United Party, which he founded. In September 2000, Price became the first person to receive Belize's highest honour, the Order of National Hero, for the prominent role he played in leading his country to independence. He has received similar honours in other Caribbean and Central American countries. In 1982, he was made a member of the Imperial Privy Council. Due to his struggle for independence and many other achievements Honorable George Price soon became the Father of the Nation.

In 1940, have never been definitively settled from the point of view of Guatemala.

The dispute originated with the Treaty of Tordesillas of 1494 which divided the so-called New World between Spain and Portugal. However, England and other European countries refused to recognise the legitimacy of a treaty to which they were not parties. By the Treaty of Godolphin of 1670, Spain confirmed England was to hold all territories in the Western Hemisphere that it had already settled, but England did not occupy Belize when it signed the Treaty.

Eventually, in 1821, Guatemala became independent of Spain, and, in 1862, Belize became a British colony. By the Anglo-Guatemalan Treaty of 1859, Guatemala agreed to recognise Belize and Great Britain promised to build a road from Guatemala to a nearby Belizean city.

However, in 1940, Guatemala claimed that the 1859 treaty was void because the British failed to comply with economic assistance provisions. But a ruling by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) required that Guatemala honour the boundaries in the 1859 treaty, even if the UK never builds the road.Guatemala was obviously still unhappy with the ICJ ruling on September 21, 1981 when Belize became an independent nation, as Guatemala City refused to recognise Belize's independence until 1991, at which time diplomatic relations were established.

But in that same year, Guatemala renewed its claim on Belize, basing its position on heritance of Spain's rights. In June 2008, the Belizean prime minister, Mr Dean Barrow, proposed referenda for the citizens of Belize and Guatemala, asking whether they support referring the issue to the ICJ.

Then, in September 19, 2011 Rt. Hon. George Cadle Price, who passed away at 6:30 2 days before Independence. Made him a Remeberance time forBElize.

Dust in the caribbean worries scientists

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Friday August 30, 2013 – Clouds of African dust have been sprinkling their contents across the Caribbean for as long as there's been sand in the Sahara Desert. The phenomenon is nevertheless attracting increasing attention from regional scientists who believe that the clouds have grown, even if there's no global consensus on the issue.
Recently, an unusually large cloud dusted the Eastern Caribbean, generating hazy skies and vivid sunsets before drifting over Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and moving on to be detected as far away as Wyoming in the United States.
Satellite images from NASA show these huge, smoky clouds wafting westward from Africa and blanketing hundreds of square miles.
Although the microscopic dust particles sent aloft by African sandstorms have hitherto been accorded little more than moderate interest, experts are now saying that the particulate matter may be cause for health concerns and merit more study to understand their potential impact.
According to Braulio Jimenez-Velez, a specialist in molecular and environmental toxicology at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, "It is a matter of great magnitude, interest and importance for health."
So far this year, Sahara dust has prompted two health alerts in Puerto Rico for asthma sufferers and people with allergies. The Dominican Republic also issued a warning.
Many Caribbean territories, including Puerto Rico, have high asthma rates, but no direct link has been established between African dust and higher rates of asthma or lung cancer.
Over time, human activity has changed the composition of the clouds, with scientists saying that they now contain trace amounts of metals, microorganisms, bacteria, spores, pesticides and faecal matter, although no evidence exists that the quantities are sufficient to pose a threat.
African dust sampled in Barbados also had elevated levels of arsenic and cadmium, according to Joseph M. Prospero, professor emeritus of marine and atmospheric chemistry at the University of Miami.
"The specific impact on health is not known here or anywhere else. It has been extremely difficult to link specific particle composition to health effects," said Prospero, who is lead author of a paper on the dust to be published in September by the bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
"So it cannot be said what effect all this dust has, but there is reason for some concern," the expert added.
Eugenio Mojena of Cuba's Institute of Meteorology said the particles are believed to originate in the semi-arid Sahel region south of the Sahara Desert, where farmers raise livestock and employ chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
Experts also worry that chemicals in the clouds may pose a threat to coral, although the theory is still a subject of debate.
The dust clouds can also complicate air traffic by reducing visibility to less than 3 miles, said Jason Dunion, a researcher at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
On a more positive note, the dust-laden clouds may inhibit the formation of hurricanes and other tropical weather systems in the Caribbean.
According to Prospero, lower rainfall in West Africa presumably causes more dust, which reduces sunlight, lowers water temperatures and cuts evaporation, all factors in cyclonic formation.

Ramon's Village to return to business

Since 1982 Ramon's Village Resort has been on business and has become famous for its natural landscape it presents. Many award was given to the Resort for the past years for it's well service staff. The positive insights of Ramon's Village lead to many tourist attraction. Snorkeling, diving, dining, souviner shop, golf cart rentals, bicycle rentals,and much more were all included in the resort. On August 27,2013 a fire had destroyed Ramon's Village. Hotel management wasted no time on starting to pick up the pieces that were left behind by the fire. Richard Hedrick flew to Belize from the U.S two days later, to meet with the staff to talk ways to start building Ramon's back to it's feet. A press Release on August 28,2013 The owner of Ramon's Village Richard Hedricks spoke to the media saying '' I was relieved that no injuries were reported; however, saddened at the loss. “Our hearts are broken that our beloved Ramon’s has suffered such damage. Over the past twenty-seven years tens of thousands of guests have visited Ramon’s Village and had the time of their lives. However, out of adversity comes steadfastness and you can be assured that very soon the rebuilding of Ramon’s Village Resort will begin. In a short time, the Ramon’s Village that our many guests and friends have come to love and adore will be back hosting guests, and, Lord willing, our little piece of paradise will be better than ever!”

The only rooms and counting were fourty rooms that remain standing and business should start again over the weekend. Manager Einer Gomez told media that the dive shop remains unaffected and business was still ongoing since wednesday. Out of 71 cabanas 29 were burnt down. Explosion was cause by the tanks that was used for the hotel services. The estimation value was estimated about eight million dollars of insurance.

After the fire National Fire Service, went to the resort to do their investigation. This tragic cause of fire led to witnesses speechless.  Mr. Ramon Nunez, always the one who greeted you as you arrive at the reception desk. After a quick registration process, you'll be whisked to your cabana by one of our informative chauffeurs. Ask them anything about the island and they will give you the appropriate answer.

Fisherman from Guatemala found guilty

46-year-old Elias Chavez a Guatemalan fisherman pleaded guilty to Illegal Fishing in the Blue Hole. According to the Director Clifford Cadle, he was on routine patrol in the Belize Audubon Society vessel in the Blue Hole Natural Monument when he spotted Chavez fishing and approached him. Chavez, who was unrepresented spoke little English, was provided with a translator through whom he pleaded guilty to the charge. he appeared in the Belize City Magistrate’s Court where magistrate Hamilton imposed a non-custodial sentence since it was Chavez’s first conviction. For the offense, he was fined $200 to be paid by September 28, 2013 or spend time in jai for two months. on Januarary 13, 2013 he was caught searching for conchs and fishing inside
the Blue Hole.

Ramon's Village in destroyed fire

Ramon's Village is well known for its tourism resort in the island yet to enjoy the full service and well staffed service Ramon's Village has to offer. It is the oldest resort still running today since 1982.  It was a quiet night before disaster striked at Ramon's Village Resort. At around 8pm on Tuesday night August 27, 2013 70% of Ramon's Village got destroyed by fire only a few stood up standing in the north portion of the resort. After it's intensd heat of flames between the hour of 8:00pm and 8:30pm the tanks that generated Ramon's Village went into and explosion. The last tank that was felt strong was the one behind the restuarant that had a massive explosive feeling. After the blaze had started the electricity had to be turned of for saftey reasons. People got buckets and fill them with water to help in to turn off the fire, the front portion of the resort where the restuarant is, while another group help to turn off the back portion with the pump generator and the fire engine. With helpless feelings they couldn't do much because of the intense heat burning. Guests had to be evecuated for safety. People were speechless at the time nothing could have been saved but to turn of the fire. Shortly  It took nearly 3 1/2 hours before it all settled into calmness. At this time the resort was almost down into flames. Minister of Tourism Manuel Heredia wants to thank those who help and he is so sad to see one of the oldest most excellent resort go down into flames.

Ramon's Guests had to be taken to another location and gave them the full attention they needed. Services were done a well job for keeping the guests safe. Today when I went up to take some photos the resort was still into flames this morning. I visited the neighbouring behind the resort, one house door got so hot that the door's varnish had melted. One of the street light had melted and left the neighboring area without power. The cause of this massive fire is still unknown. Take a look at this pictures:

Recognizing the new Sister City relation

Othon P. Blanco from the state of Quintana Roo visited Belize to join with the city council, both Municipalities enjoyed the long lasting sister city relation. Mayor Darrell made further relationship on strengthening trade and services. It is all about building Sister City relation Mayor Darrell explained. Belizean's favourite Sister City has to be Chetumal. Belizeans travel for a long weekend or for just a day. The new mayor Eduardo Espinosa Abuxapqui visited Belize on Monday August 26, 2013. In a warm welcome by Mayor Darrell  in a conferrence meeting they sat down and discuss the recent of his council. Mayor of Chetumal says that he is very happy to be here and to start working once he takes office on the thirtieth of September strengthening these sister relations with Belize. Belize and Chetumal are very brotherhood and so he would like to work in conjunction with.”On Mayor Espinosa Abusaki was congratulated by Mayor Darrell. As the host was presented by Mayor Daniel Guerrero, Mayor from Belize Barrell Bradley and Eduarado Espinosa Ausaki made a recomfermation between the Sister City. As an extended invitation was given to the new mayor in Quintana Roo Mayor Darrell wishes him a visit to the city. Mayor Daniel Guerrero is looking foward to continue to support on mutualy beneficial relation. Mayor Darrel Bradley wants the citizens to come together to make proposals intiatives in mutually beneficial areas for presentation to the mexicans. But reciprocity will only come when the people on the ground in terms of businesses; they have that depth of exchange. The city will be infrastructured mainly on education, commerce, trade, arts and health. By encouraging small businessmen particular to come out with proposals. In terms of cultivating our sister-sister relationship and in terms of this most important relationship to us, which is our city relationship with Chetumal and Othon P. Blanco, there is always a commitment on both sides—both at the head at the municipal president’s level and at our level to ensure that there is reciprocity.  15 million people in Mexico offers huge market trde opportunities. Mayor elect in seriously encouraging a deep signaled meaning relationship between the cities.What we want to do is to see if we can deepen that relationship in the area of promoting business which is in line with our strategic plan. Of course you know we're dealing with CARILED and we're dealing with all type of job initiatives and we see our friend in the north, Othon P. Blanco as a strategic partner - probably the most strategic partner there is being that they are so close to us. After the presentation the mayors went to the house of Culture where they had lunch. Representative of Belize Tourism Industry including the members of chamber of Commerce were accompanied by the Chetumal Mayor. After discussion while eating, Infrastructured works will be conducted by the City Council. Chetumal Mayor was departured on the old capital.

Consuming coffee, ''How much are we drinking?''

Coffee is slightly acidic (pH 5.0–5.1) and can have a stimulating effect on humans because of its caffeine content. It is one of the most consumed drinks in the world. It can be prepared and presented in a variety of ways. Coffee is a brewed beverage prepared from the roasted seeds of several species of an evergreen shrubof the genus Coffea. The two most common sources of coffee beans are the highly regarded Coffee arabica, and the "robusta" form of the hardier Coffea canephora. The latter is resistant to the coffee leaf rust (Hemileia vastatrix), but has a more bitter taste.Coffee goes at least as far back as the thirteenth century with a number of myths surrounding its first use. The original native population of coffee could have come from Ethiopia, Sudan or Kenya, and it was cultivated by Arabs from the 14th century. The earliest credible evidence of either coffee drinking or knowledge of the coffee tree appears in the middle of the fifteenth century, in the Sufi monasteries of Yemen.
 
By the 16th century, it had reached the rest of the Middle East, Persia, Turkey and northern Africa. Coffee is said to have come from Brazil in the hands of Francisco de Mello Palheta who was sent by the emperor to French Guiana for the purpose of obtaining coffee seedlings. But the French were not willing to share and Palheta was unsuccessful. In only 100 years, coffee had established itself as a commodity crop throughout the world.   Missionaries and travellers, traders and colonists continued to carry coffee seeds to new lands and coffee trees were planted worldwide.

One of the ironies about coffee is that it makes people think. It sort of creates egalitarian places — coffeehouses where people can come together — and so the French Revolution and the American Revolution were planned in coffeehouses. On the other hand, that same coffee that was fueling the French Revolution was also being produced by African slaves who had been taken to Santo Domingo, which we now know as Haiti.Coffee then spread to Balkans, Italy and to the rest of Europe, to Indonesia and then to the Americas.

''Are you a Coffee Lover?'' coffee is becoming famous around the world for its flavor it has.That’s why a lot of cafe provides coffee, espresso, cappuccino, cafe late, etc.  Most people tend to have a cup up to four cups at home, office or wherever they are. researched ingridients and the growing body of scientific research shows that coffee, when drunk in moderation (four to five regular size cups a day) is safe for healthy adults and can even have beneficial health implications as part of a healthy diet and physically active lifestyle.

Researchers found drinking 28 cups of coffee or more per week increased a person's odds of dying prematurely by 21 percent. The risk was more than 50 percent higher in adults under 55 years old.Younger men who drank about 28 cups per week were 56 percent more likely to die prematurely from any cause than those who didn't drink any coffee. Younger women who drank that much java doubled their mortality risk compared to those who didn't. Caffeine content can range from as much as 160 milligrams in some energy drinks to as little as 4 milligrams in a 1-ounce serving of chocolate-flavored syrup. Even decaffeinated coffee isn't completely free of caffeine.

Studies say that when you drink 600 mg of caffiene this  may cause:

• Insomnia
• Nervousness
• Restlessness
• Irritability
• Stomach upset
• Fast heartbeat
• Muscle tremors

people who don't drink caffiene tend to be more sensitive to its negative effects. Other factors may include body mass, age, medication use and health conditions such as anxiety disorders. Research also suggests that men are more susceptible to the effects of caffeine than are women. Recent studies have generally found no connection between coffee and an increased risk of cancer or heart disease. Newer studies have also shown that coffee may have benefits, such as protecting against Parkinson's disease, type 2 diabetes and liver cancer. And it has a high content of antioxidants. Is coffee really good or bad? the answer to that question remains may be that for most people the health benefits outweigh the risks.

A tv show ''Breaking Bad'' is against Belize Tourism Board

On Friday August 23, 2013 a press release was sent out to the international media as a tv show ''Breaking Bad'' turned against BTB. As they were offer a ''Free vacation by BTB'' in Belize.
In the latest episode of Breaking Bad, Saul (Bob Odenkirk) nervously suggested that Walter White (Bryan Cranston) order a hit on his brother-in-law Hank (Dean Norris), telling Walt that he could send his brother-in-law “on a trip to Belize,” just as he did with old buddy Mike (Jonathan Banks). Walt is hypocritically aghast at the suggestion, but audiences everywhere welcomed the euphemism into the cultural lexicon.Belize also loved it. Today the Belize Tourism Board sent a toucan-laden public invitation to the entire cast of the show, offering to pay for a relaxing vacation in their naturally beautiful country for all of them, as a reward for five brilliant seasons of television. The ad is a fun and typically creative bit of marketing for the tourism-desperate country, and who knows, maybe the allure of food, friends, and music will be hard to resist. As Seth Stevenson noted in Slate last year, Belize, as a tourist destination, “lacks a sharply defined identity.” Maybe Breaking Bad can help

On the most recent issue of the show, a character suggested that meth kingpin Walt White deal with an enemy by sending them 'on a trip to Belize.' The country responded by extending invitations to visit to the cast of the show.

Thanks to Walt White's euphemism for murder, 'a trip to Belize,' the tourism board of the country extended an actual trip to Belize to the cast members of the show.

On the latest episode of "Breaking Bad," meth kingpin Walt White's sleazy lawyer advised him to send another character on a "trip to Belize." But he wasn't suggesting paying for an all-expenses-paid stay in sunny paradise so much as murder.
In response to the euphemism, the members of the Tourism Board of Belize have extended an invitation to the cast of "Breaking Bad" for an actual trip to their country.

'We were flattered to be included on your program last Sunday,' the tourism board wrote in a letter, 'Many of us are big fans of the show and can't wait to see what happens over the last six episodes.'

"We were flattered to be included on your program last Sunday," the tourism board wrote in a letter, "Many of us are big fans of the show and can't wait to see what happens over the last six episodes."
"So allow us the opportunity to entertain you — we have the Blue Hole for Walt, purple fish for Marie, geology for Hank, great music and freindy people for Jesse, delicious breakfast cuisine for Walt Jr., several nice locations for Skyler, colorful clothing for Saul, and the list goes on."

The Belize Tourism Board invited the cast of 'Breaking Bad' to visit the country.

No word yet on whether the gang will take up Belize on their offer, but it's definitely a nicer propect than getting whacked by a drug lord. BTB was just trying to send a invitation for them to have great time in Belize.




 

6 tips a Business should know

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Red Cross celebrates its best work 30 years in celebration.

Red cross has done its best work in the past years since 1914. Red cross had help a lot of people in Belize  through hurricanes disaster's, flood's, and much more. Since 1914, At this time assistance were given to help to the people who were ill in World Wars and disasters.the international medical care organization has been recognize as Belize history. In world wide volunteers it is estimated to be more than Ninety million volunteers in Red Cross. They had done their best to help people in need. This program is to ensure people's protection in life and health, and to avoid people from human suffering.  This past Sunday August 18,2013 Red cross was among one of the longest recognition in Belize. Lily Bowman Executive of the Red Cross doubles checks for Belize Red Cross.  She try's to ensure to make everything possible to work in Belize. They celebrated thirty years of recognition as part civlized society. On August 18, 1983 after two years of our indepence, was known legally as an organization. At the time of World Wars in 1914, documents show that British Houndars Branch was known because at the time British Honduras Red Cross was called at the time. Then when their name change to British Honduras as territories and country support from wars.

In April of 1950 Belize Red Movement were under the leadership of the president of  for over twenty years a Belizean Sir Wilson McMillian. Then in 1984 Committee was known as the international federation of the Red Cross. Between the year 1999 to 2000 Red Cross formed advocate with NEMO and since then the committee has been a success as growing the committee in Belize. Red Cross wants to train people focusing on educating the people when disaster strikes. Red Cross is working with more than 55 people people and working with them teaching the nenessity of
risk Hazards on disasters. Red Cross is proudly to inform the recent graduates that had the opportunity to learn what was needed to be learnt. The Red Cross has work along with disabilities as a contection with the BCVI Belize Council for Visual
.
Belize Red Cross was Fundemental by 7 guided principles served the people of Belize. Red Cross has 8 branches in the country for a better service in the country. In 2004 it was a well recorded volunteers 900 women and 330 were all members that results at 1200.

A resident in San Pedro Shocked by electricity

A crew of contruction Between the hour of four and four-thirty were at the time working on the rooftop of Sunset Suite located on Barrier Reef Drive. 42 year old Artemio Tamai was working on a zinc , when suddenly one of zinc the was working fell. One of the zinc hit the high tension wire leaving 42 year old Artemio Tamai violenty shocked by the high power tension. Witnesses say he fell on the power line four floors from the building down to the street. Assistance imediatley came from a local tour guide assisting help. the injured person was immediately taken at the Polyclinic hospital. Doctor Otto was then called and rushed at the scene. while taken the injured person at the polyclinic, the victim was then given oxygen. But, due to serious injuries he was then later airlifted and was taken to the K.H.M.H for further treatment. looking at his injuries he was treated as second degree burnt to his stomach. It is not life threatening but further treatments needs to be done. Tamai survived the the electric High tension shock. It is Believed that a gust of wind may had cause the accident while working in the roof top.

Kama Lounge

Kama Lounge is located next Coco Loco's Bar. Kama Lounge is a spot you want to visit in your vacation or locally. This unique place is well artfully formed in different types of sitting area in the beachfront view. Kama Lounge serves it's best food I had every taste and well service. So if you want enjoy a spot that you just want to sit back relax, stop by this place and have a wonderful time with us. This place is set for you to forget all the stress mood you have for you to enjoy the sea front and the cool breeze just blowing in your face. Pool area is also availabe and we also do Spa right on the spot.  We serve our delicious Special daily and serve our menu food. We also serve our special drink Such as Ginger Mojito, Mojito, Shots, and much more.



Order your choice of drinks while relaxing Rum and Coke and Ginger Mojito

Order your choice of food. This was order of Beef Primote

Mud Wreslting in SanBar

It's time to get some Mud in your shirt. Mud Wrestling is an event done by Sanbar held there Mud Wrestling to show who has the coolness to wrestle in mud. You can get chance to try it each time this event takes place. On Friday August 16,2013 it was a great match to see and a match you didn't wanted to miss. It was funtastic time to see all the contestant participating in this contest. Everyone joined the dance floor when their favourite music came on. The winner's got great prizes. the Music was provide by DJ DZL he performes his best music mix. Don't forget when this event takes place we have $4 rum, $7 Tequila shot, and $1 wings and if you want a free rum punch all you got to do is get some mud in you and wrestle with someone.So when you here Mud Wrestling in Sanbar all you got say "are you ready to get some mud in you?" All wrestler's got their winning prize which was Caribbean Cooler It just hit me. So if you are looking for fun in the island all you got to do is come to Sanbar for a fun time. Look out for their advertisemnet.

Here are some phots of Friday August 16, 2013 competion:

The Participants did a well job wreslting with each. It was a fight you wanted to see. Looking at this event it is get more popluar in the island. It is an enjoyable event and it gets really packed.