Officials from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and Port of Oakland recently held a news conference to announce advanced imaging technology (AIT) at Oakland International Airport (OAK).  Members of the news media were invited to see a demonstration of the body scan technology and observe the steps TSA has taken to protect passenger privacy of imaging technology screening. The new units are installed and now operating at Terminal 1.

The popularity of tequila is growing outside of Mexico, especially in the United States.

The National Chamber of the Tequila Industry in Mexico reported that 56 per cent of the tequila production from February 2009-2010 was shipped out of Mexico to 84 countries - the United States being the country that received the most tequila – 74 per cent of all exports .

The acceptance of tequila by Hispanics and non–Hispanics in the U.S. has been reflected

$190,589 for one police officer in Oakland! The amount sounds unbelievable, especially because it is the average cost of salary and benefits – the cost is higher for about half of all officers.  It’s $177,888 for one firefighter. Police and fire are critical services but these costs are too high for a city like Oakland that is struggling with a $31 million budget deficit. Too high in a recession or at anytime. It’s shocking that 75 percent of the city’s $400 million

¡$190,589 por un policía en Oakland! La suma suena como para no creerse, especialmente porque es el costo promedio del salario y las prestaciones – el costo es aun mayor para casi la mitad del resto de los oficiales. Un bombero gana $177,888. La policía y los bomberos son servicios críticos pero estos costos son demasiado altos sobre todo para una ciudad como Oakland que esta sufriendo por un déficit presupuestal de $31 millones. Demasiado alto