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A little about Playa Zipolite, The Beach of the Dead . . .
Playa Zipolite, Oaxaca, Southern Mexico, on the Pacific Ocean. A little bit about my favorite little get-away on this small world of ours.Zipolite, a sweaty 30-minute walk west from Puerto Angel, brings you to Playa Zipolite and another world. The feeling here is 1970's - Led Zep, Marley, and scruffy gringos.A long, long time ago, Zipolite beach was usually visited by the Zapotecans...who made it a magical place. They came to visit Zipolite to meditate, or just to rest.Recently, this beach has begun to receive day-trippers from Puerto Angel and Puerto Escondido, giving it a more TOURISTY feel than before.Most people come here for the novelty of the nude beach, yoga, turtles, seafood, surf, meditation, vegetarians, discos, party, to get burnt by the sun, or to see how long they can stretch their skinny budget.I post WWW Oaxaca, Mexico, Zipolite and areas nearby information. Also general budget, backpacker, surfer, off the beaten path, Mexico and beyond, information.REMEMBER: Everyone is welcome at Zipolite.ivan
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012
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Harmony by Tina Winterlik
Harmony from Tina Winterlik on Vimeo.
Harmony
To Live in Harmony- this film in the Peace & Freedom Category of the Possible Futures Contest. We all want to live in Harmony. We all want Peace & Freedom. So much of the world is in Kaos. What does Peace & Freedom look like. I took my daughter to Mexico, for 5 months, we lived on a VERY modest budget, basically camping, but in a room and yet practically right on the beach. It was fabulous. There was no TV and we rarely used the internet. Our days were full of long walks along the beach, discovering the sea life, beach life, the people, the ocean, the sand, the birds & sky. It was fabulous.
At a time when people were saying "Don't go to Mexico-it's to dangerous" we were living in paradise in many senses of the word. We were living in harmony. We were just surviving yet we were thriving. If more people would educate their children, teach them to experience life like this, then this is what collective peace will look like. If children learn the awe, and respect of nature, if the see the peace and harmony it will be reflected in their own lives. My film is about Peace + Freedom = Harmony That's how I felt when we lived in Zipolite, Oaxaca, Mexic the winters or 2008/9 & 2009/10
Ask yourself, how might this bring about individual or collective peace, and what might that feel and look like?
At a time when people were saying "Don't go to Mexico-it's to dangerous" we were living in paradise in many senses of the word. We were living in harmony. We were just surviving yet we were thriving. If more people would educate their children, teach them to experience life like this, then this is what collective peace will look like. If children learn the awe, and respect of nature, if the see the peace and harmony it will be reflected in their own lives. My film is about Peace + Freedom = Harmony That's how I felt when we lived in Zipolite, Oaxaca, Mexic the winters or 2008/9 & 2009/10
Ask yourself, how might this bring about individual or collective peace, and what might that feel and look like?
Oaxaca On WWW.SURFERMAG.COM
PEMEX OIL SPILL IN OAXACA THREATENS SEA TURTLES AND WORLD-CLASS SURFING BEACHES
WiLDCOAST asks Mexican government to start cleanup and establish restoration and compensation fund.
MEN’S NO. 2: DANE REYNOLDS
After announcing his disenchantment with the World Tour and appearing sparingly in surf films of note, most top-of-the-heap surfers would consider the year Dane just had a bit of a disappointment. But most surfers aren’t Dane. His World Tour epiphanies kept him in our minds, and his blog, MarineLayerProductions.com, kept him in front of our [...]
KIRON JABOUR WINS QUIKSILVER PRO PUERTO ESCONDIDO IN BOMBING BARRELS
PUERTO ESCONDIDO, Oaxaca / Mexico (Thursday, July 28, 2011) – Kiron Jabour (North Shore, HI), 20, has won the ASP 4-Star Quiksilver Pro Puerto Escondido to take top-honors in an all-Hawaiian final over Ezekiel Lau (Honolulu, HI), 17, Billy Kemper (Maui, HI), 21, and Clay Marzo (Maui, HI), 22, in bombing six-to-10 foot barrels at [...]
MEXICAN PIPELINE FIRES FOR QUIKSILVER PRO PUERTO ESCONDIDO
PUERTO ESCONDIDO, Oaxaca / Mexico (Wednesday, July 27, 2011) – After three consecutive lay-days, the ASP 4-Star Quiksilver Pro Puerto Escondido roared back to life with firing six-to-eight foot barrels at Playa Zicatela to decide all but two of the event’s Quarterfinalists. With time in the waiting period dwindling rapidly, event organizers opted to run [...]
OPENING DAY OF QUIKSILVER PE PRO GREETED WITH CRISP MEXICAN PIPELINE CONDITIONS
PUERTO ESCONDIDO, Oaxaca / Mexico (Thursday, July 21, 2011) – The opening day of the ASP 4-Star Quiksilver PE Pro saw Playa Zicatela deliver clean, offshore three-to-five foot waves for the first morning of competition to complete the first seven heats of Round 1 before afternoon onshore winds forced the event on hold. Event organizers [...]
Pemex Oil Spill in Oaxaca, Mexico not being cleaned up.
I am asking that hundreds of people in the surfing industry and the ocean protection industry to PLEASE hit the share button on our banner to help our public awareness outreach campaign this week! Time is running out and this is an urgent matter! If you make our banner your "cover" photo this week only, then that would even be more helpful!
— inSalina Cruz, Oaxaca.
Help us put immediate and relentless pressure on the Mexican Government to start cleaning up this oil spill NOW! Write the Mexican government and demand they clean this oil spill up NOW! http://www.conanp.gob.mx/contacto.php
- Locals are attempting to clean up their beaches by hand!
Pemex still has not started cleaning up any of their mess on the beaches impacted by the crude oil spill and the Pemex oil spill still sits out in the Pacific Ocean suffocating the Pacific Ocean waters and Pacific Ocean Marine Life off the Oaxaca coast!
Niños y surfistas detectan hidrocarburos en playa tortuguera y de manglareswww.costasalvaje.comWiLDCOAST represents the next generation of world-class environmental groups whose mission is to conserve coastal and marine ecosystems and protect wildlife. - LikesSee All
- We the People of United North America are going to "flood" the Mexican government with letters, emails, and phone calls in our North American unified continental "Public Outrage" flooding campaign about this crude oil spill they are trying to abandon and are refusing to start clean up efforts on.
We are going to do a North American continental triple whammy "flooding" of the Mexican federal govern...See More - Keep our water clean! If our oceans die we all die!
- Here are this weeks insights, this is how many people we have reached during our first week of operations on facebook! We are making a difference! Keep spreading the word!
Total Likes?
188 [up] 132.1%
Friends of Fans?
59,830
People Talking About This?
856 [up] 524.82%
Weekly Total Reach?
18,538 [up] 1130.94% - We want to give a shout out to our friends at Surfer Magazine and thank them for their media support in helping us inform the Surfers about this Pemex oil spill! Thanks for your support Surfer Magazine! http://www.surfermag.com/industry-news/pemex-oil-spill-in-oaxaca-mexico/
PEMEX Oil Spill in Oaxaca, Mexicowww.surfermag.comSpill Threatens Sea Turtles and World-Class Surfing Beaches - It was estimated by non governmental environmental coalitions and local fishermen who rely on the fish in the area for their food supply and their families employment that over 600,000 liters of crude oil leaked into the Pacific Ocean at Sa...See MoreThe oil spill has affected more than 500 families living from the sea and caused the death of flora and fauna, mainly of four beaches, of which the Marquis of Salina has resulted in more damage. File EL UNIVERSAL
- We the People of United North America are going to "flood" the Mexican government with letters, emails, and phone calls in our North American unified continental "Public Outrage" flooding campaign about this crude oil spill they are trying to abandon and are refusing to start clean up efforts on.
We are going to do a North American continental triple whammy "flooding" of the Mexican federal govern...See More - Crude oil spill by Pemex in Oaxaca left unattended and spreading in the Pacific Ocean for 2 weeks with no official Mexican Press Release to the public for 2 weeks. The spill was abandoned and the truth of the oil spill was hidden from the public for 2 weeks as massive toxic poisoning to pacific coast marine life continued, and it still not being cleaned up! The crude oil spill is now threatening many surfing destinations in Oaxaca. It has contaminated world class surfing destination Salina Cruz and is spreading to other surf breaks in Oaxaca! Surfers Beware! This crude is traveling! Who will want to surf in this toxic waste? Not me! — in Salina Cruz, Oaxaca.
- WILDCOAST is organizing a physical in person international protest at the Pemex Congress on September 11th and they are joining with Greenpeace in this international protest and have requested my media assistance to help them gather the local Salina Cruz Surfers and Surf Camp Owners in Salina Cruz to join them with Boards in Hand at this protest!
We are gathering a unified force of surfers, fish
e...See More - A funeral for an endangered species. Thousands of sea turtles made their way through the Pemex crude oil spill in the Pacific Ocean over the weekend to arrive at their nest to lay their eggs. They will not survive, and neither will their ha...See More
Pemex ensucia playas de arribo de tortugas y de surf y aparecen quelonios muertoswww.youtube.comWiLDCOAST/COSTASALVAjE constató que playas de anidación de tortugas marinas fueron invadidas por residuos de crudo que Pemex derramó en sus instalaciones de ... - please share this photo!Oaxaca's coastal children discovering a dead sea turtle poisoned by the crude oil spill on the beach. Seven species of sea turtles were found dead on Tuesday in three different beaches. Photo by COSTASALVAjE
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Crude oil spill by Pemex in Oaxaca left unattended and spreading in the Pacific Ocean for 2 weeks with no official Mexican Press Release to the public for 2 weeks. The spill was abandoned and the truth of the oil spill was hidden from the p...See More- Morro Ayuta, Oaxaca is one of the three beaches for the massive ridley sea turltes arrival in Mexico. Those are not turtles! you see Those are are massive clumps of crude oil contaminating their nesting grounds! The turtles are arriving in an oil spill toxic mess! Photo by COSTASALVAjE
- Please watch this! We are seeking a volunteer bilingual video producer who can translate this video into English subtitles for us, so we can reach the English speaking news media with this video! We are seeking any volunteer video producer ...See More
- Please share this page like crazy EVERYWHERE! Wildcoast is getting some spanish speaking media to cover this oil spill but they need local residents in the Salina Cruz area to talk to this television media when they come to the Salina Cruz area to cover the oil spill so we can keep pressuring Pemex harder with television media coverage of the local residents public outrage! If you live in the Salina Cruz area please contact us immediately! We need locals from Salina Cruz to help get a message out to the television media! Help us with this call out to all surfers and/or fishermen who live in the Salina Cruz area! Alert them they we need their voice on video for the media! thanks, Donna Love
Crude oil spill by Pemex in Oaxaca left unattended and spreading in the Pacific Ocean for 2 weeks with no official Mexican Press Release to the public for 2 weeks. The spill was abandoned and the truth of the oil spill was hidden from the p...See More- Oaxaca's coastal children discovering a dead sea turtle poisoned by the crude oil spill on the beach. Seven species of sea turtles were found dead on Tuesday in three different beaches. Photo by COSTASALVAjE
--------------------------------...See More - For starters we are encouraging everybody in U.S.A and Mexico to immediately contact Mexico's "National Commission of Natural Protected Areas" (CONANP). The U.S.A NPS (National Park Service) has worked together with CONANP on several wildli...See More
- Please "share" this page with your friends on facebook! United we stand!
- I am asking that hundreds of people in the surfing industry and the ocean protection industry to PLEASE hit the share button on our banner to help our public awareness outreach campaign this week! Time is running out and this is an urgent matter! If you make our banner your "cover" photo this week only, then that would even be more helpful! — in Salina Cruz, Oaxaca.
- Seven species of sea turtles were found dead on three different turtle nesting beaches. Some of these are world wide endangered species that face extinction from this toxic poisoning at this time of their yearly arrival to their egg laying ...See MoreOaxaca's coastal children discovering a dead sea turtle poisoned by the crude oil spill on the beach. Seven species of sea turtles were found dead on Tuesday in three different beaches. Photo by COSTASALVAjE
--------------------------------...See More - Thank you Oceanforce and Ocean Defender for your support!
- It was estimated by environmentalist and fishermen that over 600,000 liters of crude oil leaked into the Pacific Ocean by Pemex, who lied to the public and stated that it was only 10,000 liters.The oil spill has affected more than 500 families living from the sea and caused the death of flora and fauna, mainly of four beaches, of which the Marquis of Salina has resulted in more damage. File EL UNIVERSAL
- Help us put North American public continental pressure on the Mexican government to start cleaning up this two week oil spill in the Pacific Ocean IMMEDIATELY! Sea Life is dying and 9 pristine beaches have been impacted on the Pacific Coast! Help us all "flood" the Mexican governmemt with letters, emails, and phone calls from all of the Pacific Coast Regions in all of U.S.A, Mexico, and Canada!
- Please write the Mexican government and put pressure on them to start cleaning up this 2 week oil spill IMMEDIATELY! PLEASE SHARE THIS VIDEO WITH EVERYBODY!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_rUAyHP7RA&feature=youtu.be
- Press Release August 24, 2012,
PEMEX OIL SPILL IN OAXACA, MEXICO, THREATENS SEA TURTLES AND WORLD-CLASS SURFING BEACHES
WiLDCOAST Asks Mexican Government to Start Cleanup and Establish Restoration and Compensation Fund
A PEMEX oil spill in the port of Salina Cruz in Mexico’s southern state of Oaxaca went uncontained for 11 days along Pacific Coast beaches, impacting more than 12 miles of coastl...See More
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