...The purpose of the heart is to pump blood to the body in order to nourish it. Heart failure doesn't mean that the heart has stopped working, but that it just isn't able to pump enough blood to meet the needs of the body. This may happen when the heart muscle itself is weaker than normal or when there is a defect in the heart that prevents blood from getting out into the circulation. When the heart does not circulate blood normally, the kidneys receive less blood and filter less fluid out of the circulation into the urine. The extra fluid in the circulation builds up in the lungs, the liver, around the eyes, and sometimes in the legs. This is called fluid "congestion" and for this reason doctors call this "congestive heart failure".Older children with congestive heart failure may be tired and have problems keeping up with their friends on the playground, while infants with congestive heart failure usually have symptoms during feeding including sweating, fast breathing and fatigue. In addition, these infants may not gain weight well. Fluid may also build up in the rest of the body, causing swelling of the feet, the legs or around the eyes. Medicines called diuretics, help get rid of the extra fluid by increasing urination. To help the body rid itself of the extra fluid, a low-salt diet may sometimes be necessary. Blood vessel relaxing medications may sometimes be used to make it easier for the heart to pump. Another medication, digoxin, may help the heart contract with more...
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...The Yucatan has a very rich history, which led to the success that it has today. It started out being the stronghold of Mayan civilization during the 12th century; however, the Yucatan went through many years of power struggle and war. In 1824 Yucatan became an official Mexican State. Until the mid-1900s, Yucatan’s only contact with the outside world was by sea. As a result, Yucatan’s trade with the United State’s, and the European and Caribbean Islands were far more profitable than that of all other Mexican states. Yucatan was linked to the rest of Mexico by railway in the 1950s and by highway a decade later. In the 1960s, the first commercial jet airplanes arrived in Merida. International airports were built in Cozumel and Cancun in the 1980s,...
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...inversión inicial de aproximadamente 200 millones de dólares que contempla la creación del Centro de Distribución de Productos Chinos, que se encargará de movilizar mercancía china por todo Latinoamérica. El dragon mart es un proyecto que intenta fortalecer las relaciones comerciales de México , facilitando la comercialización de productos con la oferta principalmente de China de: materiales para la construcción, autopartes, ferretería, maquinaria agrícola , equipamiento de inmuebles, alimentos, mobiliario , equipo médico, iluminación, juguetes, eléctrico, joyería y electrónico .Este esquema de negocios pretende que no haya intermediarios, de esta forma hacer un vínculo fuerte entre Asia y América Latina; además dragón mart ofrecerá servicios contables, financieros, legales, de logística y migratorios a todas las empresas que se establezcan dentro del inmueble . Los consumidores principales serán Estados unidos, centro y Sudamérica . Algunas desventajas , se envío una carta a Felipe Calderón de ambientalistas, debido al impacto ambiental que este provocara, efectos nocivos tanto en el entorno ambiental pero también económico, social y cultural de Quintana Roo. En el Dragón Mart Cancún se ubicarían 1,500 casas para los 3,000 empleados que vendrán de Asia a trabajar al recinto comercial. Los accionistas del proyecto dicen que generan 5,000 empleos, aunque se piensa que los 2,000 restantes son empleos bajos como los albañiles mayas que construirán los edificios por tanto...
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...compared to American culture. Is Cancun, Mexico rich in traditional culture or now too Americanized to experience the true meaning of their culture? Traveling to Cancun was the most eye opening experience of my life. Traditional customs and family values of the Mexican people changed my perspective on how I viewed my own traditional American family values. Never traveling out of the United States before I couldn’t hide my excitement and nervousness as the small plane began to descend onto the runway. Dan, my husband having been out of the country a few times before found my excitement to be quite amusing. Grabbing our luggage, my husband and I made our way through customs and headed towards the big glass doors into a seemingly different world. My first thought was how hot and humid the air was in this tropical paradise filled with sweeping palm trees and the salty smell of the ocean breeze. We exchanged our US dollars for Mexican pesos and jumped into a cab headed for the resort we would be vacationing at for the next five days. The cab driver let us out at the entrance to the resort and politely said...
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...Advancing trust in the mexican marketplace Bernardo altamirano rodriguez Found and CEO-BBB Mexico (better business bureau, founded in 1912 in Mexico) 1. Why I built the BBB in Mexico 2. Advances given 3. Development of practices and ideas for the allowance of institutions 4. Identify context of Mexican econmy 5. Business without borders a. Economic = trade liberalization and structural reforms b. Political = impact of the state in the economy and markets i. State participation in economy. c. Social = explaining middle class origins ii. Difference between US origins and Mexican middle class. iii. Different tiers of government, and public work are the two main sources of middle class in Mexico. d. Culture = risk averse and prejudices towards businesses iv. Mexico is more risk averse to investment of money and larger prejudices towards starting businesses. v. Important community belief is that making money is not good. “rich capitalist” ideal. e. Rule of law = different legal systems and property rights vi. Different legal systems (property rights system) and considerations are important because. vii. Napoleonic law 6. Shared heritage of the US and Mexico f. We share historical origins and geographical conditions (10 states) g. Common cultural values however: viii. Different behaviors when crossing the border (both sides) ix. Huge...
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...Choose Mexico for your Honeymoon destination Mexico is famous for its pristine waters, natural white sand beaches, ideal tropical climate, together with a rich culture. These are just some of the reasons why so many couples choose Mexico for their honeymoon. It doesn't matter if you select a Mexican honeymoon cruise or a stay at a luxury resort, either one can create the ideal setting for romance. An ever-increasing number of engaged couples are arranging to have their wedding in Mexico at the same time. By hiring a professional wedding planner, couples can arrange for a complete wedding package. The wedding package usually includes the wedding ceremony accompanied by a honeymoon getaway. Together with several of the world's most popular resort destinations, Mexico features a a wide variety of choices for those seeking the ideal honeymoon vacation....
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...gobiernos, fue fundada el 6 de Febrero del año 2003, ante la fe del Lic. Alejandro Etienne Llano notario público número 48 en Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, México, con domicilio fiscal en México en Norberto Treviño Zapata # 3072, Fraccionamiento Villa Real en Cd. Victoria, Tamaulipas, C.P. 87027, Teléfonos (834) 316-9502, sitio web: http://www.consultoramexicana.com, E-Mail: direccion. general@consultoramexicana.com, tiene representación en 27 Estados de la República Mexicana y cuenta con oficinas en los Estados Unidos para gestiones y trámites de apoyo a la exportación. Consultora Mexicana de Negocios, S.C., desde el año 2003 cuenta con su registro CMN0302066B20013 ante la STPS como agente capacitador y consultor externo y desde 2006 registró su marca y nombre comercial “Consultora Mexicana”, es una empresa con capital 100% nacional y ofrece servicios profesionales y soluciones tecnológicas en México y en el extranjero . Consultora Mexicana hoy en día cuenta con una red de más de 300 consultores certificados y especializados en las diversas áreas de gestión empresarial y ha sido reconocida por la Secretaría de Economía y por la Agencia Japonesa de Cooperación Internacional como una de las 10 firmas de consultoría en México mejor calificadas; está acreditada por el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo, la FAO y el Banco de México así como por un gran número de dependencias...
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...1 Tour Routes of Mexico: Trip Planning Tool OVERVIEW TRIP HIGHLIGHTS STATES INCLUDED INT’L AIRPORTS USED IDEAL CLIENTS (beyond the obvious) TRANSPORTATION CONSIDERATIONS 1. WINE COUNTRY AND THE WORLD’S AQUARIUM This Route travels along our Baja California Peninsula and its two coasts, which attract different visitors in search of contrasting experiences. On the Pacific side, expect whales, the Guadalupe Valley vineyards, golf courses, marinas and pristine beaches. On the Sea of Cortés side you’ll find more than 230 individual islands, protected areas, a marine sanctuary, Jesuit missions and the Old Baja ambiance. In between: desert, mountains, cacti and oases. A trio of popular destinations (Loreto, La Paz, and Los Cabos) provides comfort, diverse dining opportunities, world-class golf, easy air access and varied resort amenities. Wine Country, Sea of Cortés, Protected Islands, Desert Oasis, Beaches, Golf, Water Sports, Hiking, Luxury Accommodations, Gastronomy, Whale and Wildlife Viewing Baja California, Baja California Sur Tijuana (TIJ), Loreto (LTO), La Paz (LAP), Los Cabos (SJD) Wine lovers, golfers, eco-enthusiasts, conservationists, divers, explorers, wanderers, free-spirits This route is easily accessed at either its northern or southern end (Tijuana or Los Cabos). The entire route requires long surface travel between cities along the 1,000 km. long Baja Peninsula. Consider doing a circle day-trip from Los Cabos to La Paz and then back along the Pacific Coast (Todos...
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...and Its Advantages in Mexico Regional Integration is described as a process in which states enter into a regional agreement in order to enhance regional cooperation through regional institutions and rules. North American Free Trade Agreement was the removal of barriers between Mexico and the United States. It was the phasing out of virtually all restrictions on trade and investment flows. “The expanded trade resulting from NAFTA has raised the United States' gross domestic product very slightly. (The effect on Mexican GDP has also been positive and probably similar in magnitude. Because the Mexican economy is much smaller than the U.S. economy, however, that effect represents a much larger percentage increase for the Mexican economy.)” (The Effects of NAFTA on U.S. –Mexican Trade and GDP, May 2003). Over the years NAFTA has helped Mexico to improve on their exports and imports trading with the United States. NAFTA has had a positive effect dealing with the international investments. This is because some of the restrictions Mexico had on their foreign investment dealing with the ownership of capital. NAFTA also allowed Mexico to do away with tariffs and quotas. This allowed Mexico to become a profitable place to invest, in plants and assembling of products in the United States. NAFTA eliminating the tariffs in Mexico helped to reduce the different license requirements and restrictions on foreign investment. This meant that it would open the doors for Mexico to invest in private...
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...Tania Trevino English 1302 Johanna Hunt Nov 1, 2011 Mexican Drug War In 2006 Mexico’s current president Felipe Calderon declared war against drug cartels, since that day Mexico has not been the same. This declaration created a storm of violence throughout the country, and has left Mexican people hopeless and desperate to find a solution to this problem. Mexico has become a vulnerable country that fear drug cartels, and that lives surrounded by violence. It is essential to comprehend how this situation started, what effects it has had on Mexican society and what actions is the Mexican government taking to overcome this problem. It’s no surprise to say that the drug cartels have been around for many years, there has always been a great demand for drugs and Mexico following the Colombian steps has been up to date with selling drugs and transporting them to other countries. Its’ location has been very convenient and has created a connection between the southern countries and the Unites States. Everything started to deteriorate when Mexico’s president decided to declare war against them, the many arrests and deaths of cartel leaders lead to bloody conflicts between the Mexican Federal Police and the drug cartels. There are several main cartels that domain the country these are separated into alliances that are composed of two groups: The first group is formed by Juarez cartel, Tijuana cartel, Beltran-Leyva cartel and the Zetas, the second group is composed by Gulf cartel...
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...conquistado y colonizado por los equipos españoles, por ejemplo México fue conquistado por Hernán Cortés en 1523. A continuación el comercio triangular se estableció. ¿Pero qué es el comercio triangular? El comercio triangular fue una ruta comercial que se formó en el Océano Atlántico y en pocas palabras, los equipos españoles tuvieron las riquezas de Latinoamérica como el azúcar de caña, el algodón, el ron, el cacao, y los metales preciosos como la plata y el oro a Europa donde estos materiales fueron manufacturados. Pues se usaban para intercambio en África con los esclavos negros. El destino de ellos fue Latinoamérica, donde las colonias usaban a los africanos para hacer los trabajos duros cuales los indígenas no fueron capaz a hacer. Por ejemplo tenían que colectar el algodón en los latifundios en el calor extremo. En parte a cause de este acto historial Latinoamérica está dependiente demasiado de sus recursos naturales porque no podría fomentar economía en otros sectores. Verbigracia Chile fue y aún depende del cobre, qué se puede trovar en este país, la economía mexicana y la de Perú depende de la plata cual se puede trovar en estos países. Además se puede decir que por esa razón la economía en muchos países latinos sólo ha crecido y crece con la explotación de los recursos naturales y muchas veces estos no son renovables y desparecen con el tiempo más y más/ cada día más. Debido a este hecho pienso que México, Centroamérica y América del Sur deben hacer algo para salvar...
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...Oil Spill The disaster that occurred in the Gulf of Mexico on April 20, 2010 was a huge deal to our nation. I'm sure that everyone old enough to understand heard about the oil spill. The spill was very bad, but I believe we got lucky because it could have been even worse than it ended up to be. The oil flowed into the open ocean for over three months, but it was originally thought that it was going to take even longer to stop. A oil spill of that magnitude could severely damage any environment that it was spilt into. The corporation BP took much heat from the government, along with everyone around the country for causing the leak, and not fixing it quick enough. The fact is, once the leak started as it did, it was a very hard problem for them to stop. My paper will cover three elements of this horrible disaster: First, the ecological impact on life in the gulf after the spill, Second, the current economic life of the local communities, and lastly, what is being done to mitigate future consequences. First, obviously the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico left an ecological impact on life in the gulf, and surrounding areas. On July 15, the leak was stopped by capping the gushing wellhead, after it had released about 4.9 million barrels,^ or 205.8 million gallons of crude oil. That is a whole lot of oil being released, so the impact that it had on the environment was a big one. Actually, it was the largest accidental marine oil spill in history. Obviously the marine...
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...century the Mexican culture has changed rapidly. The contemporary life in the biggest cities has, in many ways, become similar to United States and Europe. However, most Mexican villagers follow the older way of life more than the city people do. There are a few etiquettes that are valid around Mexico when it comes to social relationship, greeting, dining, attire, opposite sex, shopping, and bargaining. In Mexico, the greeting and meeting formalities are very important, it is considered rude to fail to follow social protocols. It is essential to use physical contact to build trust and respect with others. Mexicans often hold a gesture (hug or handshake) longer than Americans and Canadians do. In social situations man shake hands until they know someone well, then they progress to more traditional back slapping and hugs. When women greet each other in social situations they usually do not shake hands, instead pat each other on the right forearm or shoulder. Men bow when greeting a woman in Mexico, and shake hands only if she extends her hand first. But, in business situations women usually offer a handshake. Mexicans are all about physical contact, it is essential. Dining etiquette in Mexico is important to follow if ever dining at a restaurant or in a Mexican home. When dining at Mexican´s home its necessary to remember to always show up 30 minutes or later in most places. Because arriving on time or earlier than planned is considered inappropriate. If you are invited to somebody’s...
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...supplying Mexico, as well as the corruption on both sides of the border. The Mexican Drug War initially began about 2006 during the Felipe Calderon administration, with a short, but gruesome history to include death, drugs, weapons, trafficking and corruption. Police corruption often categorized as any form of misconduct, inappropriate or illegal action resulting in goods or favors exchanged. The amount of money that is involved in drug trade embellishes the corruption making...
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...Veronica Caruso Cozumel: A Paradise Worthy of a Visit I have been fortunate to recently travel to faraway places like India, Argentina, England, Germany and Mexico due to my husband’s job. One of the places that caught my attention was the island of Cozumel. Cozumel, part of Mexico, is located on the eastern coast of the Yucatan’s Peninsula in the Caribbean Sea between Playa del Carmen and Cuba. The island, contrasting the endless blue of the Caribbean Sea along the coast with the emerald green of the tropical jungle, is the most beautiful and warmhearted place to visit in Mexico. When I think about a vacation, I look for an all-inclusive resort with outstanding customer service, a place with a variety of activities to explore, and a downtown area for shopping with fine and casual dining; the island of Cozumel offers all of these. The Palace Hotel is an all-inclusive resort with outstanding customer service. The staff at the hotel is friendly and offers exceptional service at all times. From the moment I got off the plane until I arrived to the hotel, everything was done for me. The taxi driver, who greeted me at the airport, knew my name and my hotel destination. At the hotel, I was welcomed by the receptionist with a fresh rose and a wet, warm towel so I could refresh myself. Wherever I went and whatever I asked for, I was greeted with a smile and friendly attitude. The hotel accommodations far exceeded anything I ever imagined...
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