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Saturday, May 5th, 2012
This summer we know that everyone wants to head out to their nearby beach and play in the sun, but you have to remember that playing in the sun too much can be harmful for you skin. As you should all know by now that sunscreen lotions are no good seeing that more than 90% of the sunscreen lotions on the market contain a mixture of chemicals that in fact increase the risk of skin cancer when exposed to the sun. So there must be other ways to protect your skin from the suns harmful rays. The most recommended ways would be to wear hats and as much clothing as possible if you are going to be spending excessive time in the sun. It is also recommended to use natural sun screen protection because they come from tropical oils such as coconut oil, jojoba oil and shea butter. Exposure to the sun is actually good for the body but it is not recommended for more than an hour daily, so when you see your skin turns pink this means its time to step into a shade so you don’t get badly burned.
Here are 9 recomendations for you and your family,
1. Reduce Sun Exposure
- Especially between 11 am and 4 pm, when the sun’s UV rays are the strongest or when UV index is 3 or more.
2. Shade your Skin
- Seek shade under trees, or create your own shade with a hat, shirt, or umbrella.
- Wear clothing to cover your arms and legs. Make sure the fabric has a tight weave. Fabric that is wet or has a loose weave will allow more light to penetrate through to the skin.
- Wear a wide brimmed hat and sunglasses with UV protection.
3. Beware of clouds
- Up to 80% of the sun’s rays can penetrate light clouds, mist and fog. You can still get a sunburn on a cloudy day.
4. Remember about Reflection
- Water, sand, snow and concrete can reflect up to 80% of the sun’s damaging rays.
5. Slop on the Sunscreen
- Use sunscreens with an SPF of 15 or more that contain both UVA and UVB protection.
- Apply sunscreen 15-30 minutes before going outside, and reapply every 2 hours (more often when working, playing, or swimming).
6. Avoid tanning salons and sunlamps
- These lights emit mostly UVA radiation – up to 2 – 5 times as much as natural sunlight. UVA radiation causes sunburn, premature aging of the skin and skin cancer.
- The UVB radiation from tanning lights is the main cause of sunburn and skin cancer and also contributes to premature skin aging.
- For more information see youth tanning (link to being modified by the school team)
7. Protect Children
- The most harmful effects of sun exposure occur during early childhood. Keep babies under 1 year out of direct sunlight. Once infants turn 6 months of age, begin using a sunscreen for added protection. It’s important to protect your child’s eyes by using plastic lens sunglasses that protect against UVA and UVB rays.
- Children should have arms and legs covered when out in the sun.
- Instead of wearing baseball caps, they should wear hats with a wide brim, which provides more sun protection.
- When children are playing in the water, make sure to use waterproof sunscreen.
- For more information for protecting your child from the sun click here.
8. Protect your Eyes
- Radiation from the sun can damage cells in the structures of your eyes. UV radiation from the sun may increase the risk of developing cataracts later in life. UV radiation can also contribute to the development of skin cancer on the eyelid or on the surface of the eye. This damage can be prevented by protecting your eyes with sunglasses that protect against 100% UVA and UVB rays. Wearing a hat with a wide brim all the way around when out in the sun. Legionnaire style caps (caps with a flap a back flap) are also recommended to help protect the neck, ears and face.
9. Spot Check Your Moles
Examine your moles and freckles every month to check for any changes. See your health care provider immediately if you notice:
- a mole or discolouration that appears suddenly or begins to change
- a sore that does not heal
- areas of skin that are red and bumpy, bleed or are itchy
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Monday, April 9th, 2012
Rocky Point offers varied beach landscapes from soft fine sand to more rugged and rocky seascapes, often varying due to the extreme high and low tides the area is known for. Some of the most popular beach areas can be found along Sandy Beach to the North of the city, or Las Conchas beaches towards the South. Playa Bonita and the very popular Playa Hermosa stretch down from Sandy Beach towards town. On the southeastern side of Rocky Point, Mirador beach offers rockier terrain as it winds down from the base of Whale Hill toward Las Conchas. Beyond Las Conchas, Playa Encanto picks up again after the Morua Estuary and the beaches near Mayan Palace even further South are among the most beautiful in the area.

Source: OCV Rocky Point
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Thursday, July 21st, 2011
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Friday, February 11th, 2011

the Mexican Bank Send a warning about the risk of reversal of capital flows to Mexico
45 billion entered the stock and bond markets in five months, the bank said
Financial groups provide further strengthening of the currency and sell dollars recommend
Mexico .- The dollar hit its lowest price in the past 28 months when sold below 12 pesos to 11.9885 in large interbank transactions, which the Mexican currency has a revaluation of 9.41 percent to 13.2340 pesos parity that was the end of August 2010.
Peso appreciation has been driven by the entry of more than 45 billion dollars to the equity markets and bond debt on the Mexican government during the past five months.
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Wednesday, February 9th, 2011

Have you ever climbed a mountain and you have found on top with a concrete cylinder? Well those are the geodetic vertices, points in time used as a reference for developing cartographic maps. Spain has about 11,000.
Knowing the altitude and the exact position of each, and taking into account that is placed to be seen with each other, we could draw accurate maps. These divided Spanish territory in triangular sections, so each milestone, on paper, representing the apex of a triangle.
Indeed, since 1975 are protected by the “Law on Geodetic and Geophysical Signals, ” so it is not advisable to make them a “graffiti”, plus there must be an unconscious to do that with an element that has already passed part of our history
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Wednesday, February 9th, 2011
Invites the Coordination of Fisheries Peñasco to talk about diving accident prevention THROUGH Municipal Government Coordination of Fisheries Case makes a cordial invitation to all divers and ends of life of the community to attend a talk on Thursday, February 10 at 5:00 pm in the Art Kiosk Camarón.Francisco Square Cañez Pascual Zavala said that the conversation is done to address important issues on the prevention of accidents to perform this activity with thus avoid any mishap or incident abuse while divers and ends of life are trabajando.Francisco Cañez Pascual Zavala explained that this meeting will be headed by Daniel Guemis professional instructor in this Municipality who will release prevention measures to be implemented to all engaged in this activity, this in order to avoid any inconvenience or risk while engaged in this practice acuática.El Fisheries Coordinator of the City Council called on all stakeholders currently using diving activity to attend and be part of this important meeting regarding the work that will later be desempeñan.Declaró implemented a training workshop which will present more specific issues with this practice Aquatic and all recommendations to follow to safeguard the integrity of all divers
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Wednesday, February 9th, 2011

Self-Employment Fair held in Rocky Point last week of February was held in Puerto Peñasco’s first Self-Employment Fair as part of efforts to improve the employment situation in the city, said the Mayor Alejandro Zepeda Munro.Al concluding a meeting with Assistant Secretary of Labor of Employment and Productivity, Juan Edmundo López Durán, the mayor emphasized that there are various supports that will be offering as a way to improve the employment issue in the municipality. “We are making efforts to address matters related with the working environment in the city, so our call today attended the Secretary of Labor and have reached important agreements, and so we will continue to operate with the appropriate bodies, “he said.”We define the realization of Self-Employment Fair “added “as well as admission to the National Employment System, through which we will be working a job and be in the office of Planning and Development which provides the service. ” He said the meeting discussed issues related to support programs that can be applied to benefit the working plan of the city as is “Bécate whereby you can provide scholarships and support to workers.”We are aware of the situation prevailing in the city, so we are working on different fronts to achieve support, as granted to entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs, and we likewise promotion Peñasco, explicó.Confió that by working together all the different levels of government and private initiative are to realize support and breakthroughs that will benefit the entire community.
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Saturday, February 5th, 2011
Research Center Paul Pascal, CNRS (National Scientific Research Centre) of Bordeaux failed to produce a low electrical current through a cactus, so now its researchers have been given the task of perfecting this new alternative energy source , Creating what is known as biopiles.
To generate energy, especially cactus reacts with photosynthesis in a process that releases electrons and then recapture, producing electricity.
While that has been achieved using this source of energy in small devices (a desk lamp, for example) is not currently possible to conceive of the possibility that the electricity generated by the cactus is an alternative to solve the energy crisis affecting the planet.
Currently, the amount of energy that can be generated in this way is a thousandth of a watt, that is the equivalent of a microwatt, would require a football field full of cactus to produce only 60 watts.
Following this discovery, the scientists want to find a way to reproduce what happens in the cactus to photosynthesis, in humans.
In this case, photosynthesis would be replaced by the binding of glucose and oxygen found inside the human body naturally: this phenomenon has been called the biopiles.
So far there have been experiments in which these biopiles inserted through the skin, and has managed to have enough energy to activate a walkman.
However, the size has not been practical, since the biopiles were approximately 15 centimeters long.
U.S. and Japanese laboratories are also interested in developing this new power source
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Saturday, February 5th, 2011

The vehicle owner retracted and chose to stay with the first car of former Beatle
A Ferrari 330 Coupe blue 1965 that belonged to former Beatle John Lennon and became the first car that took the musician from Liverpool, was removed from the first major collector car auction house that morning, the Grand Palais in Paris.
The anonymous owner of the vehicle is backed late on Thursday and asked the Bonhams auction house that the vehicle deleted from the catalog, which was inscribed with an estimated retail price of 120 euros (163 thousand 537 U.S. dollars) and 160 thousand euros (218 thousand 134 dollars).
The Ferrari was the first car to Lennon after his driving license taken out in 1965, an event that captured the front pages of British newspapers of the time.
Despite the conspicuous absence of the star of the sale item, the International Director of the Bonhams auction house, Philip Kantor, told Efe that he hoped the morning session ended with the award of between 75 and 85 percent vehicles offered.
The car starts with a higher estimated price is a red Alfa Romeo Zagato Spyder, valued at € 1,250,000 ($ 1,703,682), which competed in the Mille Miglia (thousand miles) in 1930, one of the more racing famous in the world which was held in Italy until 1957.
The entire lot has an estimated value of between 13 and 18 million euros (17.7 and 24.5 million dollars) and has also, among others, the burgundy, 1955 Aston Martin belonging to King Baudouin of Belgium or a white Alfa Romeo passed through the hands of the race drivers Giuseppe Campari and Italian Raffaele Cecchini.
The auction, an event that is not common in the agenda of the Grand Palais, takes place two years after the collection of works of art of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé, which achieved net sales of more than 370 million euros.
In addition, the sale is part of the 110 th anniversary of the first show car in Paris, which also took place in the giant ship glass Grand Palais in 1901La auction house, which proclaims the third in the world by turnover, expressed his desire to make the sale of the Grand Palais in annual event.
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