Where's the Beef?

Mexico-bound Spring Breakers are not only being warned to stay away from drug cartels and the water, but they're also being warned not to eat any local meat. Many tourist hot spots are now serving Mexican dishes made from horse meat. The inexpensive beef is tender and flavorful and comes from older horses that are put down

Spring Break SOS

For $10 a day, parents can track their kids on Spring Break using a GPS tracking device called SecurePAL. When the SOS button is pushed, parents get a text message or Email alerting them to the device's exact location. Worried parents can also set up virtual boundaries that alert them when the device enters or leaves a designated area. For more information, visit www.securatrac.com.

According to tripsmarter.com, Spring Break started yesterday for 156,000 students. Loyola Marymount University, Northeastern University, the University of Michigan, Villanova, Western Carolina University and Western Michigan University are among those on break.

Spring Break Voyers

Spring Breakers better be on their best behavior this year because they're being watched by their parents, employers, mates and millions of others. Earthcam.com has set up Spring Break Webcams on beaches and bars in Myrtle Beach, South Padre Island, South Beach, Cancun, Waikiki, Baja, Mexico, Vegas, Panama City, Daytona Beach and Puerto Rico. Many are watching the action to make sure their loved ones stay out of trouble. Spring Break officially starts Monday for 350,000 students.

check out EarthCam HERE