Hi gives me a pleasure to be back with this set, which contains a collection of very good tracks. A beat which will not be able to just sit ... And waited in zipolite in the event that gathers every year more and more people around the world to enjoy a beautiful beach and great music recalls this 17 18 April 19, 2014 the third edition of "TRIPOLITE" for more info ... https://www.goabase.net/78196 Hola me da un gusto estar de vuelta con este set ,que contiene un recopilación de muy buenos tracks. Un beat con el cual no podras quedarte sentado ... Y los esperamos en zipolite en el evento que cada años reune más y más gente de todo el mundo para disfrutar de una hermosa playa y de muy buena música recuerda este 17 18 19 Abril 2014 a la tercera edición de "TRIPOLITE" para mas info ... https://www.goabase.net/78196

Zipolite - Oaxaca · Mexico Th, 17 Apr 14, 22:00 - Su, 20 Apr, 15:00

Open Air UPDATE  Starts in 1m 16d  ·

Live

❖ HASHASHIN (Elektro Magnetik/Green Tree Rec) Brussels
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❖ KOSMIC EYES (MMD Records/Woorpz Records) Tutxla Gtz Chiapas
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❖ AIR CUT (Subliminal Vibes) Brussels
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❖ KOSMIC WIZARD (Elektro Magnetik) Guatemala City
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❖ PAD-CTRL (Tatewari Records) Oaxaca
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❖ OBELYSK (Tatewari Records) México City DF
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DJs

❖ MOZKATT (Elektro Magnetik/Subliminal Vibes) Brussels
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❖ DELIK (Subliminal Vibes/Beat Delicious) Mexico City DF
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❖ AXL (Subliminal Vibes) Mexico City DF
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❖ SIGNAL LIFE (Bitempo) Mexico City DF
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❖ MAD INSEKT (Tatewari Records) Oaxaca
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❖ ADR (Tatewari Records) Oaxaca
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❖ HASH (VCR) Oaxaca
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❖ NOIZE (Tatewari Records) Mexico City DF
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❖ AKBAL (flying people crew)/ Guanajuato
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SACRED FIRE!

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❖ Tatewari Records (Oaxaca City)
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Location

Playa Zipolite
Pochutla / Oaxaca / México (pacific coast)

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FREEE PARTY!

Organizer

Southern Sun Tribe
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10 Ways to Get to Your Gate Faster Posted by Caroline Morse on Thursday, February 27, 2014

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10 Ways to Get to Your Gate Faster  Airfarewatchblog 10 Ways to Get to Your Gate Faster Posted by Caroline Morse on Thursday, February 27, 2014 (Photo: Airport Sign via Shutterstock) Whether you're making a tight connection or you just left your house a  little late, you'll zip to the gate without getting lost, hung up at security,  or delayed by other people if you follow these 10 tips. (Photo: Grant Wickes via flickr/CC Attribution) Apply for TSA PreCheck With the TSA PreCheck program, you'll get to use a special screening lane  with fewer people in it. Plus, you'll get to keep on your shoes, light outerwear,  and belt, and also leave your liquids and laptop in your carry-on. You pay $85  for these privileges, though (good for a five-year membership in the program). (Photo: Joe Raedle/Getty) Prepare for Airport Security If you don't want to turn over your personal information and $85 to the TSA  for PreCheck, being prepared can help you get through the regular security line faster. Make sure your liquids follow the 3-1-1 rule and your plastic bag  is easily accessible in your carry-on. Forgetting to take out your liquids can  trigger a luggage search, which will significantly slow you down. Also, wear  slip-on shoes to get through the scanners faster, and be sure to use a  TSA-approved laptop case so you don't have to take your computer out of your bag. (Photo: Payton Chung via flickr/CC Attribution) Upload Your Boarding Pass to Your Phone Have a smartphone? Then you don't need to mess with paper tickets! Many airlines  give you the option to download an electronic boarding pass to your smartphone,  meaning you don't have to waste time printing your own ticket (at home or at the  in-airport kiosk). It's easy to do, but just make sure that your phone is charged  enough to get you to the gate. (Photo: GateGuru) Download an Airport-Map App Airports can be confusing, and it can be hard to find the maps posted throughout  the terminals—not to mention that these maps are often tough to read. Before you  fly, download maps of the airports you'll be traveling through, and you'll be able to plan the best way to get to your gate at a glance, plus see what's around it. That  way, you won't trek all the way to your gate only to realize that you walked past  the only good food options 15 minutes ago. We love GateGuru, which has great  airport maps that show everything from gate locations to restaurants and amenities. (Photo: Traveler Retrieving Bag from Luggage Carousel via Shutterstock) Don't Check a Bag Nothing's a bigger waste of time at the airport than checking a bag (especially  if you have to transfer in a new country and must collect and recheck your suitcase  yourself). Save some time by going carry-on only. (Photo: Traveler with Wheeled Carry-on Bag via Shutterstock) Invest in a Quality Carry-on Suitcase Upgrading to a well-made carry-on suitcase can help you speed to your gate faster.  Go for one with smooth wheels that won't trip you up as you zigzag through crowds  on your way from checkpoint to departure. We like these bags from Lipault, Briggs  & Riley, and Biaggi. (Photo: Anne Banas) Pack Your Own Snacks Bring your own snacks—you'll save time, money, and calories. Here are  10 easy recipes for tasty treats you can make yourself and easily transport to  the airport. Also bring an empty water bottle to fill up post-security—there's never  a line for the water fountain. (Photo: Seats on Airplane via Shutterstock) Get a Seat at the Front of the Plane If you've got a tight connection, get to your next gate quickly by selecting a seat  at the front of the plane. You'll be one of the first off the flight, rather than  having to wait for 20 rows to get up, collect their belongings, and haul their  bags out of the overhead compartments. (Photo: Passport on Keyboard via Shutterstock) Check in Online One of the biggest time wasters at the airport is waiting in line to check in in person.  Skip all the hassle by checking in online before you leave. Even if you're on the road  and don't have access to a printer, you can check in online and print out your  boarding pass at the airport self-help kiosk, where the line is usually much shorter  than at the check-in counter. You can still do this even if you're checking a bag, but  you'll usually have to wait in a bag-drop line afterward. (Photo: TripIt) Download Travel-Alert Apps Don't get caught off guard by a last-minute gate change—download an app  like TripIt Pro, which will text or email you if your flight is moved. Better to  find out that you're now at Gate 1 before you trudge all the way down to Gate 20!

TSA: Traveling with Special Items Traveler Information

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Traveling with Special Items

Traveler Information

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Here are some helpful guidelines for transporting special items from the security perspective. Please note that airlines and other countries may have additional rules and restrictions on these and other items. You should check with your airline for more information. If you are traveling internationally, also check with the authorities in the country you plan to visit.

Also, if you are transporting particularly large items please verify your airline's policies on these items before you arrive at the airport. These standards differ from one airline to another and it is the responsibility of the airline to restrict items due to size limitations.

Click the links to the right for helpful tips for traveling with special items.

Latest revision: 13 February 2013

Special Items

• Alcoholic Beverages
• Batteries and Devices
• Camping Gear
• Compressed Gas Cylinders
• Currency, Coins, Precious Metals, or Valuable Jewelry
• Firearms and Ammunition
• Food and Beverages
• Hunting and Fishing Equipment
• Knitting Needles and Needlepoint
• Lighters and Matches
• Musical Instruments
• Paintball Equipment
• Parachutes
• Pets
• Scuba Equipment
• Service Animals
• Sporting Equipment

TSA Traveler Information Links . . .

Traveler Information:

• Civil Rights
• Claims
• Disabilities and Medical Conditions
• Food or Gifts
• For Travel Agents
• Identification
• Liquids Rule
• LEO Travel
• Military
• Privacy
• Prohibited Items
• Risk-Based Security
• Religious/Cultural
• Significant Travel Days
• Special Items
• Transgender Travelers
• Traveling with Children