Editor in ChiefHector Reyes

AdministrativeHaydee Delgado

Sales Director Jesse Morales

Contributing WritersMarcello Palermo

Angella AlbaJorge Almaraz

Vanessa Andrade

PhotographyImagen Digital Studio

Guillermo CarrilloVictor RamirezSergio Ramirez

Account ExecutiveCarlos Aguirre

ContributorsVictor MartinezGerardo CuevasJavier Cuevas

Estos días festivos serán un poco diferentes apasados por la situación económica del país, así que ponga mucho ojo en los hábitos en quegasta su dinero esta Navidad, de esta forma noempezará el año entrante con problemaseconómicos.

Haga Un Presupuesto

Tome su tiempo y haga un presupuesto para noendeudarse sin necesidad. Recuerde lo que car-gue en una tarjeta de credito, tendra que pagarseantes de Navidad. Tome en cuenta sus gastos antes y despues de la Navidad, antes que gaste de mas.

Planifique Sus Compras

Haga una lista de las personas que le va a regalar y ponga un limite para cada persona. Mantenga ese presupuesto! Antes de empezar a comprar revise las ofertas. Las com-pras por internet son confiables siempre y cuando compre con tiempo suficiente. Mientras compre el regalo marque su lista y mantenga al tanto de lo que va gastando. Es facil emocionarse y gastar de mas esta epoca del año.

La Navidad se trata de pasar tiempo con sus seres queri-dos. No vale la pena endeudarse. Goce el tiempo con su familia, es invalorable.

Jorge AlmarazMax Credit Express

1320 N. Zaragoza Ste. 106El Paso, TX 79936

915.860.1808www.crtexpress.com

MONEY

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As the newest retailer to enter the sunglass market, N3L Optics recently opened its doors at the Cielo Vista Mall, of-ficially making El Paso one of only three locations (Denver, CO; El Paso, TX and San Francisco, CA) in the nation to have the revolutionary sunglass boutique.

Designed with the athlete, sports and outdoor enthusiast in mind, N3L Optics has quickly become a destination for any-one interested in improving performance and overall expe-rience with the right choice in sport optics. N3L’s unique customer experience features innovative technology stations such as:

N3L Smart Mirror-Using RFID technology, N3L’s “Smart Mirror” identifies the frames that a customer is wearing and displays key features and specifications for each selection. Customers can also use the N3L Smart Mirror to take a photo and email friends and family their choice for new eyewear.

Newton Immersive Display-N3L’s touch screen display teaches customers about the features and product specifica-tions from leading manufacturers of sport performance eye-wear.

Explorer Chamber-N3L’s Explorer Chamber is an environ-mental simulator where customers can test frames and lenses

under varying light and airflow conditions and measure the effects of up to 35 mph winds.

N3L Custom Fit Station-N3L’s highly trained staff will help customers build their own custom sunglasses or goggles and will also ensure chosen eyewear is uniquely fit to the cus-tomer’s lifestyle.

As the premier destination for sports performance eyewear, N3L Optics offers over 21 brands and 900 frames that range from $75 - $300. From casual athletes to weekend warriors, N3L Optics has an array of sunglasses that will fit anyone and everyone’s lifestyle.

N3L Optics has found a way to intermingle sports perfor-mance eye wear, technology and shopping in a way that that makes a trip to the mall anything but ordinary.

Vanessa Andrade pr.vandrade@gmail.com

In the past thirty years, we have witnessed major changes in the way companies conduct thier affairs, in comparison to the “old days”.In the early 1900’s, oil, coal and steam were the raw materialsthat fueled most of the factories of the industrial revolution,especially in North America. In today’s modern times, whether your company is engaged in providing banking or financial services, or runs an international telephone net-work, manages shopping malls or office towers, or is involved in the transportation business, the raw material that fuels your organiza-tion and delivers its competetive edge in the global marketplace is information.

The Internet is completely changing and revolutionizing the way compa-nies and people do business today. Mission-critical data about your company, it’s on-going operations, all it’s daily

Javier A. Cuevas was born Feb-ruary 10, 1973 in the city of Brownsville TX to German Cuevas and Maria Cuevas. Javier spent his formative years in Brownsville and El Paso Texas as well as Im-perial Beach California. A Graduate of Coronado High school Javier received a scholarship to play baseball at St Mary’s University in San Antonio Texas. After a brief stint in the Mexican Baseball leagues Javier chose to work in the automotive industry. Casa Ford is were Javier got his first taste of car sales. He was greeted with success and rapid ascension to team leader at Casa Ford. After four years at casa Ford Javier was offered a position as used car manager for Dick Poe Chrysler. Under Javier’s guidance sales

went well and profits were good. After two years with the Poe organization Javier joined forces with his el-der brother, Jorge Cuevas, to open what would later become one of the most recognized Hispanic owned business in the United States.

Thrifty Car sales of El Paso was the brain child of Jorge and Javier Cuevas and with lots of effort and skilled management Javier has become the buy-ing force behind the success of Thrifty Car Sales Of El Paso. Javier’s balance of open management and skilled purchasing has enabled Thrifty Car sales of El Paso to become the number one Thrifty franchise

in the United States and one of the fast-est growing Hispanic owned business’.

When asked about his success Javier attri-butes it to good people, hard work

and a knack for knowing where to get the best cars available.

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transactions and sales, its key customers and suppliers, and, who are it’s competitors needs to be fully acces-sible by your company’s top management executives at the touch of a keyboard anywhere in the world. With-out solid, accurate information and rapid access to that vital data, your company cannot compete any more than a steel factory without coal can produce steel. In premium commercial real estate it is: Location - Loca-tion - Location. Today, in engineering, manufacturing, retail sales and marketing, it is: INFORMATION - IN-FORMATION - INFORMATION. Thanks to large-scale computer information systems over the last two decades, there’s no danger of an information shortage.

In fact, today’s companies are producing more and more data. Data is a most valuable asset in any orga-nization, in any industry. From the biggest corporate mainframes to desktops connected through Local Area Networks (LAN’s)’s, right down to portable computers and laptops salespeople use daily, the companies that can retreive valuable corporate information will succed. The problem is trying to find where all that data is ex-actly located! Often, there are no practical tools or only

the wrong tools for searching this valuable information and converting it in a format that will be useful to it’s end users.

This is where our Digital Unlimited Magazine’s solu-tions come in. With a complete understanding of our easy to use marketing tools and applications, your com-pany can literally strike a gold mine of information re-sources that enriches your competitive position as your bottom line.

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Over 20,000 soldiers from Fort Bliss, one of the largest military posts in the United States, will re-ceive a $10 gift card from Risotto’s MedRim Bistro this holiday season, summing up to a $200,000 donation from the local restaurant.

The donation was given in efforts to thank the soldiers for their dedicated service to our nation in a time where a recession and holidays have collided. Risotto’s be-lieves that the donation makes a strong statement stress-ing that despite economic adversity, local businesses such as Risotto’s MedRim Bistro can successfully open,

generate jobs in the market and find a way to give back to the community.

One of Risotto’s MedRim Bistro’s objectives has been to become the best restaurant in Northeast El Paso and eventually…the best restaurant in El Paso. The first step towards achieving that objective and becoming a com-munity leader, is through donations such as this one that individually recognizes and rewards the 20,000 soldiers that call Fort Bliss home.

As a strong believer in community involvement, Founder and President of Risotto’s MedRim Bistro, Jorge Camino, wanted to offer something special to Fort Bliss. Camino explained that “Many of our cur-rent guests are soldiers and this is our way of thanking them for their patronage and patriotism.” Jean Offutt, Public Affairs Officer for Fort Bliss will be assisting Risotto’s MedRim Bistro with the dis-semination of the gift cards. She stated, “The generos-ity of Risotto’s MedRim Bistro in giving soldiers and families a special discount to frequent the restaurant is much appreciated and will give them an opportunity for a time out with family and friends during the holiday season.”

To accomplish this large donation, Risotto’s MedRim Bistro partnered with local printer, PRINTSPOT who printed and donated the gift cards. Risotto’s is current-ly working on creating and establishing more discounts and incentives for soldiers as well as the community-at-large during the upcoming months.

The flavors of the Mediterranean await you at Risotto’s MedRim Bistro, 9830 Gate-way Blvd. North, El Paso, Texas; or 510 S. Telshor, Las Cruces, New Mexico. As a value-driven concept, Risotto’s MedRim Bistro has something for everyone! From an extensive lunch menu that starts at $5.90 to tantalizing dinner items that start at $8.00.This unique dining experience will transport you to the exotic lo-cales of countries that speckle the shoreline of the Mediterranean Sea. For more information log on to www.risottosmedrim.com or contact us at 915-755-1246 or 575-521-4619.

Vanessa AndradePr.vandrade@gmail.com

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ENTERTAINMENT

We had a great time at the Jaguares Concert on November 22nd, about 8,000 people attended. Our photographer Ser-gio Ramirez had the op-portunity to go on stage and got some awesome shots. Look out forUnlimited Magazine’s photographers the next time you’re at your fa-vorite artist’s show, we might just feature you here!

Unlimited The Magazine

Photos By: Sergio Ramirez

This is the first in a series of articles on Well-ness based upon extensive study and research regarding what it takes for us to build and maintain a long-lasting and high quality well being, which allows us to 1) feel better, live longer and have more energy. The first step, in addition to eat¬ing a balanced and nutritional diet and getting frequent exercise is improving our “person-al environment”

To that end, our first topic is: If you knew it was Poison--Would you still use it anyway around Your Family!!!! Begin by thinking of your home as a toxic waste dump. The average home today contains 72 toxic chemi¬cals - more than a chemistry lab at the turn of the century. More than 72,000 synthetic chemicals have been pro-duced since WW II. Less than 2% of synthetic chemi-cals have been tested for what they cause! A majority of chemicals have never been tested for long-term effects. An EPA survey concluded that indoor air was 3 to 70 times more polluted than outdoor air. Another EPA study stated that the toxic chemicals in household cleaners are 3 times more likely to cause cancer than outdoor air. In your home in the winter the “out-gassing” of chemicals has nowhere to go, so it builds up inside the home. We spend 90% of our time indoors, and 65% of that time at home. Moms, infants and the elderly spend 90% of their time in the home. The National Cancer As¬sociation released results of a 15-year study concluding women who work in home are at a 55% higher risk of develop-ing cancer than women who work outside the home. Cancer rates have al¬most doubled since 1960. Cancer is the Number ONE cause of death for children. There has been a 26% increase in breast can¬cer since 1982. Breast cancer is the Number ONE killer of wom¬en between the ages of 35 and 54. Primary suspects are laun¬dry detergents, household cleaners and pesti-cides. Chemicals get into our body through inhalation, ingestion and absorption. Household cleaners are the Number ONE cause of poisoning of children. The big-gest cause of death in home accidents with chil¬dren is dishwasher detergent. Since 1980, asthma has increased by 600%. The Canadian Lung Association and Asthma Society of Canada identify common household clean-ers and cosmetics as the triggers. Ask any teacher how

many children in their classes are affected by asthma and allergies. The New York Poison Con¬trol Center reports that 85% of product warning labels were ei¬ther inadequate or incorrect for identifying a poison as well as for first aid instructions. Caustic and harmful chemi-cals are found in common household cleaners, cos-metics, beverages, fabrics and cigarette smoke. These chemicals are cancer causing and toxic to the immune system. Chemicals are attracted to, and stored in fatty tissue. Because of the brain’s high fat content and rich blood supply it’s a prime target for these destructive organics. The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health has found more than 2500 toxic chemicals in cosmetics that cause tumors, reproductive compli-cations, biological mutations, skin and eye irritations. Fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, arthritis, al¬lergies, asthma lupus, multiple sclerosis, circulatory disorders, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s disease, irritable bowel syndrome, depression, and hormonal problems are diseases commonly related to chemical exposure. Pesticides don’t just kill Bugs!!!

In the USA the #1 cause of accidental poisoning of chil-dren is Dawn Dish-washing Detergent. Why? Because it is the #1 seller. Tide contains Lye and is the #1 pol-luter. It is also the #1 seller. Deep Woods and Off have an ingredient called DEET. When we shower, the hot water aerates the chlorine and can cause headaches as can the use of aerosols. Steam from our dryer vents is extremely toxic from the chemicals in fabric soft¬ener sheets and residues from detergents and bleach. There are 4700 chemicals in tobacco smoke. Formaldehyde is one of the largest indoor pollutants in our homes. It is found in most store bought products because it gives products a longer shelf-life. It is also used by morti-cians on dead bodies. You can get a long list of prod-ucts containing formaldehyde from Mayo Clinic. When you walk down the soap aisle you can actually smell the out-gassing of this known cancer-causing ingredi-ent. When clothes and bed clothes are washed in these products when they touch the moisture of your skin

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they work just like a nicotine patch only they could be feeding known cancer-causing toxins into your system. Why doesn’t the government protect us? Think LOB-BYISTS! If a company can spend a million or more a week advertising-- as many products do -- how much do you think they spend to lobby for what protects their profits?. In many states, Health departments mandate the use of Clorox which must be locked up before and after every use because it is so dangerous to children. And there are products they could use that would cost less and be safe. When using bleach, antiseptics or chlo-rine in industrial areas, you are required by OSHA to wear impervious protective clothing, hard hats, boots, gloves, apron or coveralls, chemical goggles or full face shield and use only in well ventilated areas. Another ex-ample: When using Easy-Off make sure all your skin is covered, wear protec¬tive clothing, do not breath in and don’t get on your enamel, (if this hurts the enamel on your stove, can you imagine what it will do to us?). In your home you are not likely to wear protective cloth-ing. Start thinking about Wellness and Health for You and Your Family and Do Something about your personal environment that you can control based upon the prod-ucts you use. There are alternative natural-based prod-ucts that are good for you, your personal en¬vironment and our overall global environment. Investigate and do your research, then make a decision-Your Health and that of your Family is too important to take for granted! For more information:

Dr. Phil and Claudia Macklin915.881.7362

Our Health is Our OWN ResponsibilityNot the Doctor’s!!!

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Call Raul Salas TODAY for a FREE Consultation!

915.269.5354