From the IRS Website:
Automatic 2-month extension. You are allowed an automatic 2-month extension to file your return and pay federal income tax if you are a U.S. citizen or resident alien, and on the regular due date of your return:

If you use a calendar year, the regular due date of your return is April 15. Even if you are allowed an extension, you will have to pay interest on any tax not paid by the regular due date of your return.

This means that you MUST file your taxes by June 15th. If that is not enough time for you, you can apply for an extension by filling out the form 4868, which can be found at
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4868.pdf

Upon arriving at the finish line, riders will enjoy the already famous Finish Line Fiesta on the Ensenada waterfront, which includes typical Mexican food, drinks and live music until sunset.

For more information:
United States Participants (English): Coaction Events | 619-630-8004 (mobile)
www.rosaritoensenada.org

The arrest happened last night around 7PM, when an Army truck stopped a Toyota Sienna minivan in the area of the “Appel curve” on Benito Juarez Blvd, in the center of town. Several men were aboard the minivan, and upon being stopped, their leader identified himself as an officer of the Ministerial Police.

But the soldiers made all pertinent calls to make sure this man was who he said he was, and found out that his ID was fake. Apparently his companions were also carrying fake police IDs. The soldiers then proceeded to arrest the man and all his companions, all of which are from Sinaloa.

Inside the minivan, the soldiers found $2,000 USD but no weapons or drugs were found.

In the areas of La Rumorosa and El Hongo, the roads are covered in 7 and 5 inches of snow respectively, and the toll road is currently closed due to unsafe driving conditions. Only the free road is accessible at this point, and some small villages are completely inaccessible due to the snowfall.

Temperatures are expected to continue to drop, going under the freezing point (32 F or 0 C). Baja California’s Civil Protection department is advising residents to stay indoors.

The price of admission of $24 USD gives you unlimited Mexican and International food at the buffet, as well as a welcome “Love Potion” Margarita, one red rose and a carnival mask (which you are expected to wear, of course).

A Romantic Show will take place while the delicious dinner buffet lasts (from 6:30 to 10:00PM), and after that, there will be lots of original activities. There will be special prizes for the “Best Romantic Proposal”, and a special raffle for those who wear red clothing, allowing them to compete for the chance to win a One Weekend Getaway!

For more information and reservations, please call 1 866-ROSARITO in the USA or 01 800 265 2322 in Mexico.

What’s more, the Queen of the Carnival will be crowned tonight (Saturday), so you’re still in time to get the best of this celebration!

The Carnival will last until February 12th, 2013, with a daily display of floats and glamorous dancers. The main road in Rosarito (the Benito Juarez Blvd.) will be the place where it will happen, and every afternoon and evening, it will be filled with vendors offering their goodies, mechanical rides, commercial displays and lots of cultural activities.

This aquarium had its grand opening the past November 26th, and it’s currently one of the CECUT’s most sought after attractions. Focusing on the local fauna of Baja, this educational space features more than 500 species in its 300 square meters of surface. Both sea and fresh water animals are featured.

Visitors to the aquarium will also enjoy species from the Australian Coral Reef, as well as 41 different species from every main sea in the world, which can be visited Tuesday through Saturday, starting at 10AM. This sea museum also offers guided tours with a highly trained oceanology expert.

Regular admittance is just $40 for adults and $25 for children, students, teachers and elder citizens.

These popular tours last four hours on board of a boat departing from Ensenada’s Todos Santos Bay, with the boat captain and his assistant (a Marine Biology student or graduate) narrates and explains the life cycle of the magnificent California Gray Whale, and their journey as they swim South toward their breeding grounds in the warm waters of the Pacific Coast of Baja California South.

For more information, please contact Baja California State Tourism Secretariat in Ensenada at (646) 172-5444 or e-mail: gshimomoto@baja.gob.mx

The church is located in fraccionamiento Buenaventura in Ensenada, and it will open its doors at 7:30pm for this event.

The price of admission is $12 USD per person. For more information or directions on how to get there, please contact Margit Gantt at (646) 174-7969, or her cell phone (646) 191-3565; e-mail: margit@prodigy.net.mx

This unique race, where teams walk and hike the width of the Baja Peninsula (69 miles), began in 1987, when a group of pioneers who advocate the camping spirit decided to cross the peninsula by foot.

This year the race will be starting at Playa Altamira, located 15 km from the village of El Nuevo Rosarito in Baja California and finishing on Bahia de los Angeles on Sea of Cortes, and it will take place on November 15th 2012. Teams have a maximum of 3 days to complete the challenge, and on November 18th, participants will gather at the finish point to exchange anecdotes and photographs and have a good time together.

Good health and excellent physical condition is required in order to complete the Travesía 100 and to fully enjoy this adventure.

For more information please contact Salvador León in Mexicali at (686) 552-9848, e-mail travesiabaja100@gmail.com