Introduction: Discovering Callo de Hacha

The sea scallop, or Callo de Hacha, is a seafood delicacy that has won the hearts and stomachs of gourmands all over the world. This essay will provide you an in-depth familiarity with Callo de Hacha by exploring its history, culinary applications, and health advantages.

The Origin Story of Callo de Hacha

Callo de Hacha is native to the Pacific Ocean and may be found in abundance around the coasts of Mexico. The English term “hatchet callus” comes from the shell’s resemblance to a miniature axe head, from which the animal gets its name.

Culinary Marvel: Cooking Techniques

1. Seared to Perfection: A Culinary Art

Searing Callos de Hacha to a golden brown is a popular method of preparation. This approach not only brings out its inherent sweetness but also gives the outside a satisfying …

Are you thinking of booking an activity holiday for your corporate breakaway but not sure if it’s right for you? You’ve come to the right place, as we are big fans of activity holidays and want to break down the many benefits an activity holiday will offer to your employees. 

Not only is an activity holiday perfect if your employees like to be active, but it is ideal for team bonding and having fun with each other. No matter the activity, whether you’re kayaking along the fjords in Norway or hiking the Portugues Coastal Route from Porto, you’ll create many lasting memories that we are sure you will revisit in the office multiple times across the year. 

So is an activity holiday right for your corporate breakaway? Below are the reasons we think it may be right for you. 

Ideal for team building 

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Elizabeth Whitman

UNITED NATIONS, Jun 10 2011 (IPS) – A staggering nine million people are still awaiting HIV treatment, yet the 22 billion dollars the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) says is needed to give them access to medicine and care has far from materialised.
Six billion dollars is needed to close the gap and bring care to those nine million, whose treatment, in addition to the six million already being treated, according to , would prevent 12 million new infections and 7.4 million deaths by 2020.

The treatment target of 15 million people by 2015 was finalised and adopted by member states in a declaration Friday afternoon, at the close of this week s at the United Nations.

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Dr. Mabel Bianco shows a female condom to three young women on a street in Buenos Aires. Credit: Juan Moseinco/IPS

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Yasmine Sherif

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