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On the other side iTunes 11 seems to take a lot from Sonora application and all iTunes users win from it.

When they did have daylight savings time, though, the state of Sonora didn't, because it borders Arizona, which doesn't.

For the sake of argument, let's try rainfall in the Sonora Desert.

The US might reroute them through Sinaloa, and then Sonora or Chihuaha...

I've gone down the Sonora grade in a Silverado with 22 year old brake fluid.

Living in the middle of the Sonora Desert, I unfortunately don't get to experience the wonderful fall weather of the midwest anymore.

New, large lithium mines under construction in Nevada, Sonora (Mexico), five new mines in Western Australia, Quebec, Zimbabwe...

For example, Palm Springs in the Sonora Desert has a population of about 50K, and Palmdale/Lancaster/Victorville in the Mojave Desert has a combined population of about 400K).

Cedar road in Sonora California is a good example.

I drive every other week from Sonora my office in San Jose.

Two opposite thoughts reading this article (I was Sonora user since its 1.0 beta version till current 2.0 beta): 1) Their decision gives another cool project open source as TextMate 2.

The USA has long been doing this: from successful attempts promoting separatism in Panama and Texas, to failed attempt in Sonora and Baja California (officially a private citizen acting in his own accord, but conveniently enjoying the complacency of the US Government).

When you read about people packing up their family and meager belongings to walk through hostile Mexico, to then pay a gangster to smuggle you across the Sonora, so you can work some menial labor job in the US… the question “why?” should come to mind.

Have you been to an actual desert, such as the Mojave, the Sonora, or the Anza-Borrego?

Sonora, Jalisco, and many of the other locations you mentioned are great markets and very economic.

The new UI is quite nice, although its striking similarity to Sonora's design leaves me with quite a bitter aftertaste.