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German di!W,~,A~5Q!~ RV,l~I~ILnet new mone1 UQffi.. cJL~f1'y" ~l!!..9Qean Internet Datin~ (Q.nf~ren~t~~ ~Ptember 15'17, 2010 in Paris ... IC 0 R R E C T ION from .., $ourcl! -- Canadian Radio- television and Telecommunications Commissionl UW-Rock COl,!ntv turns to thuYn Total Law Of Attraction: An All New Book Which ~eveals How To Unleasl1 Your Secret Inner Creative Power.. Dr. David Che Pac~en Reports Fiscal 2010 Financial R~ Indian Qublic lender CBI to launch U.S. remittance !;hannel 1118 Definition of Outsourcinll Success is innovation Says New Study by Industry Researchers at Horses for Sources Um announces the arrest of J suspects in PLM stude ~iIlin~ \, Top Topics Oil Ii Gas Ctock Market op World News Alternative Energy Insurancl! Banking Aerospace Ii Defense Hospital Industry Small Business Managed Health Care I \, Home Help My Settings o "The beaches here are very important to us," she said. "It's our livelihood. . Most other beaches in Miami-Dadl! and Broward had elevated levels of bacteria less than 10 percent of thl! time, according to the weekly measurements. A few other beaches .- Miami Beach at 5lrd Street, Miami Beach at 21st Street and Crandon Pa~ in Kl!Y Bfscayne -- had elevated Il!vels of bacteria 10 to 16 perc~t of the Yl!ar. Polluted bl!ach water can cause illnesses fncludf"1 skin rashes, gastrofntl!stfnal discomfort, respfratory ailm~ts, eye and ear infections, even dysentery and hl!patitis, accordinl to the NRDC report. South Beach got a four stars out of five for its water quality in the group's report on 200 of the nation's most popular ~aches. 'We want to compliment Dade County for taking care of South Beach,. Quintero said. 'We just hope that 20 blocks up they take thefr lead,. she said referri"1 to the poorer water quality at Miami Beach's 21st Street. Sunny Isles Beach wasn't the worst offender in Aorida. Bayou Chico in Escambia County had elevated levels of bactl!ria 7l percl!nt of the time In 2009. A few beaches in Miami-Dade and Broward counties didn't have their waters tested at all. In Sunny Isles Beach, where the beach was shut down seven times last year due to elevated levels of bacteria, DeThomas said the issue of the pelican droppings Is oft~ resolved with a little time. ) "Sometimes you may have droppings but In 2-4 hours nature corrects itself," she said. A separate study also released Wednesday by University of Miami researchers found those who swam in South Aorida beaches reported skin, gastrointestinal and respiratory illnesses more often than those who stayed out of the water. The researchers recommended that people with open cuts or a compromised immune system not swfm in the ocean. However, "if you're healthy and you have no op~ wounds you should be fine,. said Helena Solo-Gabriel, the associate dean for research in UM's colleje of engineering and one of the study's researchers. To see more of The Miami Herald or to subscribe to the newspaper, go to http://www.herald.com. Copyright Ic) 2010, The Miami Herald DIstributed by McOatchy- Tribune Information Services. For more Information about the content ) services offered by McClatchy- Tribune Information ServIces IMCT), visit www.mctlnfoservlces.com.e.mallservlces@mctinfoservlces.com. or call 866-280.5210 (outside the United States, call -1 312-222'045-<<). Copyright (C) 2010, The Mfaml Herald COM TcX/ News Provided by '. . --_.~ --- --.------------ - --> - .. - ---- - -- ._- -- ._--- ~.. .-. -- - + '--'-, Story Details Privacy Policy r erms of Service .\dvertlsing About Us Contact Us http://www.individual.comlstoryphp..story=120633518 t'age 1. or logout 7/30/20 I 0