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Como parte de las actividades del Comité Ejecutivo Nacional (C.E.N) de la CROC, la Organización celebró en conjunto con el Centro de Integración Juvenil (CIJ) el Día Mundial sin Tabaco del 21 al 31 de mayo.
Durante la semana y media se realizaron 250 foros y conferencias en bachilleratos y universidades, que impartieron las trabajadoras sociales Keyla Esther Segovia Sánchez y Concepción Vázquez Pérez , así como la psicóloga Alma Julieta Garmendia, logrando concientizar a un total de 2,000 alumnos, quienes después de cada plática participaron en ralis como método de retroalimentación.
También se llevaron a cabo partidos de básquetbol femenil y varonil en las canchas del Jacinto Canek, donde compitieron Las Guerreras y Los Adictions de la Sección 36 contra Jaguares 1 y 2 del COBACH 2, demostrando que el deporte es de vital importancia para el desarrollo de habilidades y el sano esparcimiento en los jóvenes.
Al terminar los partidos, los jugadores recibieron un reconocimiento por parte de CROC-CIJ por su participación en estas actividades sociales en beneficio de la sociedad.
Posteriormente se organizó una recolecta de colillas de cigarro en Playa del Niño, ubicada en Puerto Juárez, con la participación de asesores sociales, delegados, comisionados, croquistas y miembros del CIJ, quienes lograron reunir cerca de 10 mil colillas.
La clausura de esta semana y media de actividades se efectuó en el Hotel JW Marriot, con una conferencia magistral que impartieron el Dr. Alfredo Hatchett Anaya, especialista en adicciones del CIJ en Cancún y la psicóloga especializada en adicciones, Lilliam Negrate Estrella, quienes explicaron lo que es el tabaquismo, cómo perjudica al organismo y cómo dejar el cigarro.
René Sansores Barea, Secretario de acción social de la CROC en Quintana Roo, comentó que el tabaquismo es una enfermedad que genera altos grados de riesgo en la salud, por lo que es importante comenzar a hacer conciencia sobre este mal habito, sobre todo en los padres de familia, ya que estos son el ejemplo de los hijos.
Explicó que la CROC es una Organización útil que no solo trabaja por el bienestar de los trabajadores en el ámbito laboral, sino que también se preocupa por cubrir sus necesidades, una prueba de ello, es el programa social de combate a las adicciones que impulsa el Dip. Federal y dirigente nacional Isaìas González Cuevas en todo el país.
Por su parte, Soilo Salazar, Director del CIJ declaró que actualmente ha subido el índice de mujeres que fuman, por lo que debemos poner atención en que el tabaco y el alcohol son la puerta de entrada al consumo de otras drogas como la mariguana, la cocaína y las metanfetaminas entre otras. Así que exhortó a los presentes a ser multiplicadores de la información, porque la comunidad se merece mejores condiciones de vida.
Al finalizar la conferencia magistral, el regidor Martiniano Maldonado Fierros clausuró el ciclo de actividades mandando un mensaje para recordar que la CROC tiene un convenio con los centros de integración, para llevar a cabo actividades durante todo el año con el propósito de concientizar e informar a los ciudadanos sobre los daños que causan las adicciones.
We took a day-long tour around Cat Ba Island/Ha Long Bay. This place is ridiculously photogenic. Let me assure my friends, yes, this is still Earth, and yes, it is real. Somehow.
Along the way the guides took us to one of the floating home/floating fish farms. They live in little shacks on the water and keep fish in nets lowered in the water. The guides said there's over 2000 people living this way in the area. Other than being on the water, it looks like any other low-wage village around here, complete with dogs corner stores, etc.
Oh, and it turns out this is the time of year to come! Weather was great and the place was not busy. We had the entire boat to ourselves!
Ha'il is relatively cooler being at higher altitude. It was the home of the Al Rashid, the former rulers of the Arabian peninsula. The Al Rashid were allies of the Ottomans and were vanquished by the Al Saud.
Pak Nai (白泥) is an area in Yuen Long District, New Territories, in the northwestern part of Hong Kong. It is subdivided into Sheung Pak Nai (上白泥) and Ha Pak Nai (下白泥).
Ha Pak Nai is partially covered by a wetland. Pak Nai has been identified as a Site of Special Scientific Interest.[1]
There are currently plans to develop the area.[2] This is generating a controversy.[3]
Die Orestie nach Aischylos
Theaterspektakel zur Eröffnung der Kulturarena Jena 2007
Eine Produktion von Theaterhaus Jena und JenaKultur
Es spielt das Ensemble des Theaterhaus Jena und Gäste
Regie: Markus Heinzelmann
Bühne: Gregor Wickert
Kostüme: Anne Buffetrille
Video: Heiko Kalmbach
Musik: Vicki Schmatolla
Aufführungstermine: 05. / 06. / 07. / 08. Juli, 21:30 Uhr, Theatervorplatz, Jena
Bilder der Presseprobe vom 02.07.07
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No visit to Vietnam is complete without witnessing the natural spectacle of Ha Long Bay, with its countless islands rising dramatically from the sea. a boat trip through these towering rocky sentinels is an unforgettable experience!
Sadly we weren't blessed with the best of weather, it staying fairly dull and overcast for most of our trip, but the sight of the awe-inspiring natural rock formations surrounding us were more than enough compensation for the subdued light.
A-ha rocked the place... of course, along with their newer stuff, they did 'Take on Me', 'Hunting High and Low', 'The Living Daylights' and 'The Sun Always Shines on TV'
We took a day-long tour around Cat Ba Island/Ha Long Bay. This place is ridiculously photogenic. Let me assure my friends, yes, this is still Earth, and yes, it is real. Somehow.
Along the way the guides took us to one of the floating home/floating fish farms. They live in little shacks on the water and keep fish in nets lowered in the water. The guides said there's over 2000 people living this way in the area. Other than being on the water, it looks like any other low-wage village around here, complete with dogs corner stores, etc.
Oh, and it turns out this is the time of year to come! Weather was great and the place was not busy. We had the entire boat to ourselves!
The Ha'penny Bridge (Irish: Droichead na Leathphingine), known later for a time as the Penny Ha'penny Bridge, and officially the Liffey Bridge, is a pedestrian bridge built in 1816 over the River Liffey in Dublin, Ireland. Made of cast-iron, the bridge was cast at Coalbrookdale in Shropshire
Before the Ha'penny Bridge was built there were seven ferries, operated by a William Walsh, across the Liffey. The ferries were in a bad condition and Walsh was informed that he had to either fix them or build a bridge. Walsh chose the latter option and was granted the right to extract a ha'penny toll from anyone crossing it for 100 years.[citation needed] Initially the toll charge was based, not on the cost of construction, but to match the charges levied by the ferries it replaced. A further condition of construction was that, if the citizens of Dublin found the bridge and toll to be "objectionable" within its first year of operation, it was to be removed at no cost to the city. The toll was increased for a time to a Penny Ha'penny (one and a half pence), but was eventually dropped in 1919. While the toll was in operation, there were turnstiles at either end the bridge.
Boeing 737-7Q8
MALEV
Dublin 10/3/2012
Arriving from Tel Aviv possibly the last landing of an aircraft in MALEV colours with a Hungarian registration.
Eine der dreitausend Felsen-Inseln in der Ha Long Bucht. Die bizarren Felsformationen ändern bei einer Schiffsfahrt ständig die Hintergrundlandschaft.
An evening view of the one section of Ha Long bay where tourist Junks are allowed to anchor overnight. Taken from the top of Tito's Rock
