Saturday, June 19, 2021
How to get to Zipolite, Mexico | Zipolite travel guides | Journeum Journeum Zipolite. search. Explore Eat Sleep Buy Getting there Getting around.. Taxis run from the nearby town of Puerto Angel, or its a fairly pleasant 4km ...
| How to get to Zipolite, Mexico | Zipolite travel guides | Journeum Zipolite. search. Explore Eat Sleep Buy Getting there Getting around.. Taxis run from the nearby town of Puerto Angel, or its a fairly pleasant 4km ... |
Journeum Zipolite - Mexico Journeum Zipolite is a beach and a small village in Mexico with a distinctive hippy vibe. It is probably most well-known for its clothing-optional policy. Wikitravel.
| Journeum Zipolite - Mexico Zipolite is a beach and a small village in Mexico with a distinctive hippy vibe. It is probably most well-known for its clothing-optional policy. Wikitravel. |
What we know about the US-Canada border plan
US-Canada border reopening update: Here’s what we know
Jane Frye
Jun 13, 2021
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There have been signs of life as of late when it comes to the border between the U.S. and Canada finally reopening after being closed for more than a year.
On June 9, the Canadian government announced it would be allowing fully vaccinated Canadian nationals and permanent residents to bypass the current mandatory hotel quarantine starting in July. Those eligible would, however, still be required to take a COVID-19 test upon entry and isolate until a negative test result is produced.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed on Sunday at the G-7 Summit that he spoke with President Joe Biden about “coordinating measures at our borders as both our countries move ahead with mass vaccination,” Reuters reported, but still, no date for a border reopening between the U.S. and Canada has been announced.
Here’s what we know so far.
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What are the current border restrictions?
At this time, only Canadian citizens, permanent residents, people registered under Canada’s Indian Act, protected persons, select foreign nationals traveling for essential reasons and immediate family members of Canadian citizens or residents are allowed to enter Canada.
Certain extended family members of Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada, in addition to individuals wishing to enter Canada for compassionate reasons, can also petition for access to enter Canada.
All travelers to Canada are required to take a PCR test upon arrival and pay for a three-day quarantine in a government-approved hotel while waiting for test results. If the traveler’s test returns a negative result, they will be able to finish their mandatory 14-day quarantine at home. If a traveler’s test comes back positive, they will be required to quarantine in designated government facilities.
The exception to this will be fully vaccinated citizens once a negative COVID-19 test result is produced, come July.
Essential workers such as health care professionals, delivery trucks and airline crew members are permitted to travel between countries.
In early February, Canada extended its ban on cruise ships, effectively closing the Canadian Arctic to boat-related tourism until 2022 and putting the entire Alaska cruise season in jeopardy.
Related: Canada extends border closure to the U.S. through June 2
When will the border reopen?
Currently, the border is closed until June 21. Although that date is fast approaching, the border closure has been pushed back on a near-monthly basis, so we’re still not holding our breath for a full opening on June 22.
During a conference this week, Trudeau said the government is looking at how it can “ease the rules, based on science,” and that additional announcements “regarding measures that may be eased” for those who have been fully vaccinated would be made “in the weeks to come,” further evidence that a June 22 open date is ambitious.
Trudeau has said that he would like to wait until at least 75% of Canadians are fully vaccinated before reopening the border, but he’s facing pressure from officials to reopen as soon as 75% of Canadians have received their first shot instead.
As of June 11, about 28 million COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered in Canada and more than 70% of the population ages 12 and older have received their first dose.
Who will be allowed into Canada once the border opens?
The border reopening will not likely happen all at once, but rather in a phased system, as proposed by the Canadian government and evidenced by the recent changes.
Allowing fully vaccinated Canadians to bypass quarantine with a negative COVID-19 test result is a step in the right direction, and hopefully fully vaccinated Americans will be next.
That said, given that fully vaccinated Canadians still must take a COVID-19 test upon entry, Americans planning to visit Canada once the border reopens should expect to jump through a few hoops before, such as taking a COVID-19 test.
In the U.S. as of June 12, 52% of Americans have received at least one dose of the vaccine, and 43% are fully vaccinated.
UMAR UMAR Universidad del Mar, UMAR, Puerto �ngel, Huatulco, Puerto Escondido, SUNEO, Oaxaca.
| UMAR Universidad del Mar, UMAR, Puerto �ngel, Huatulco, Puerto Escondido, SUNEO, Oaxaca. |
What is the University of the Sea?
The University of the Sea (UMAR) is a public institution of higher education and scientific research of the state of Oaxaca, which has the support and recognition of the federal government. UMAR is based on the new university model of the Mixteca Technological University (UTM), also in the Oaxaca System of State Universities (SUNEO).
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History
The decision to create the UMAR was made in 1991 by Lic. Heladio Ramirez Lopez, Governor of Oaxaca State (1986-1992).
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Educational Model
The educational model of UMAR takes place in safe and appropriate environments for professional training, offering services such as libraries, computer labs, other laboratories, auditoriums, cafeterias, and housing for professors, among others.
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General Structure
The annual budget is covered by the state government of the department of public education, along with donations, endowments, and student service and enrollment fees.
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University Legislation
University of the Sea Rules.
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Awards and Recognition
The quality of education at UMAR is reflected in the awards and recognition that its student have received.
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More Information
To get more information please contact the following departments and offices.
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Thursday, June 17, 2021
Major Internet Outage Takes Down Websites For Banks, Airlines By Bill Galluccio June 17, 2021
A number of websites for banks, airlines, and several major companies in Australia went down, in the second major internet outage in ten days.
Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, Virgin Australia, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Westpac Bank, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, E-trade, and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange website were all hit by the outage, which was caused by an IT failure at Akamai Technologies, a global content delivery network that also provides cybersecurity, and cloud services.
"Akamai is aware of the issue and actively working to restore services as soon as possible," the company said in a statement on Twitter.
It is unclear what caused the issue, but after several hours, many of the websites started coming back online.
Southwest Airlines told CNN Business that the outage did not impact flight operations, while a spokesperson for Los Angeles International Airport said the outage briefly interrupted operations but did not cause any significant delays or cancellations of flights.
Thursday's outage was similar to one on June 8 that took down Amazon, CNN, The New York Times, and other major websites. That outage was caused by an issue at Fastly, a cloud computing services provider that offers a variety of services to help websites load faster.
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A number of websites for banks, airlines, and several major companies in Australia went down, in the second major internet outage in ten days.
Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, Virgin Australia, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Westpac Bank, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, E-trade, and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange website were all hit by the outage, which was caused by an IT failure at Akamai Technologies, a global content delivery network that also provides cybersecurity, and cloud services.
"Akamai is aware of the issue and actively working to restore services as soon as possible," the company said in a statement on Twitter.
It is unclear what caused the issue, but after several hours, many of the websites started coming back online.
Southwest Airlines told CNN Business that the outage did not impact flight operations, while a spokesperson for Los Angeles International Airport said the outage briefly interrupted operations but did not cause any significant delays or cancellations of flights.
Thursday's outage was similar to one on June 8 that took down Amazon, CNN, The New York Times, and other major websites. That outage was caused by an issue at Fastly, a cloud computing services provider that offers a variety of services to help websites load faster.
Xhuba Cocina Mexicana 40m · Amigos el mar se llevó el frisbee! Si alguien lo ve en la arena, déjenlo en Xhuba Cocina Mexicana y les invitamos los mezcales 🙂 Friends the sea took the frisbee! If anyone sees it in the sand, leave it at Xhuba Cocina Mexicana and we invite you the mezcales 🙂
Amigos el mar se llevó el frisbee! Si alguien lo ve en la arena, déjenlo en Xhuba Cocina Mexicana y les invitamos los mezcales 
Friends the sea took the frisbee! If anyone sees it in the sand, leave it at Xhuba Cocina Mexicana and we invite you the mezcales
Día Mundial de las Tortugas Marinas World Sea Turtle Day
Día Mundial de las Tortugas Marinas
El 16 de junio se celebra el Día Mundial de las Tortugas Marinas, uno de los animales más antiguos y en peligro de extinción. La celebración de este día coincide con el nacimiento en el año 1909 del conservacionista de tortugas marinas Archie Carr, cuya ardua labor contribuyó a la protección de esta especie. Fue un conservacionista de Alabama que luchó durante toda su vida por el mantenimiento de las poblaciones de tortugas, principalmente en Costa Rica.
La contaminación de los océanos, los cambios climáticos, la utilización de redes para la pesca y los ataques por parte de depredadores en la época de incubación de huevos, amenazan con la extinción de las Tortugas Marinas. Súmate a la protección y el cuidado de esta especie. No consumas huevos de tortugas, cuida la zona de desove de las tortugas y no dejes basura en las playas.Comité Ambiental ESIME Zacatenco
World Sea Turtle DayOn June 16th marks World Sea Turtle Day, one of the oldest and endangered animals. The celebration of this day coincides with the birth in 1909 of sea turtle conservationist Archie Carr, whose hard work contributed to the protection of this species. He was an Alabama conservationist who fought his entire life for the maintenance of turtle populations, mainly in Costa Rica.Oceans pollution, climate change, fishing net use and targeting predators at egg hatching time threaten the extinction of sea turtles. Join the protection and care of this species. Don't consume turtle eggs, take care of the spawning area of turtles and don't leave trash on the beaches. Comité Ambiental ESIME Zacatenco
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