Thursday, May 28, 2015

40th Annual Convention and Business Expo - Save the Date

Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC) Annual Convention and Business Expo - Celebrating Business
COME CELEBRATE WITH GREAT OPPORTUNITIES
               
TAMACC is turning 40!  Forty years of advocacy, collaboration and most of all BUSINESS!  Register today to attend the 40th Annual Convention and Business Expo and celebrate with businesses, leaders, VIPs, entrepreneurs, elected officials, students from all across the great state of Texas.

Here is a glimpse of what to expect:

PROCUREMENT MATCHMAKING:  Meet corporations, agencies, universities, who want to do business with YOU!

BUSINESS EXPO:  Businesses, organizations, agencies, universities all to share their products, opportunities, ideas, and information with YOU!

WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS:  Dynamic facilitators with procurement opportunities, business development, leadership, and personal growth.

RECEPTIONS:  Meet elected officials and VIPs while networking with businesses and leaders from across Texas!

AWARDS:  Meet the Businessman, Businesswoman, Corporation, Chambers, and Government Advocate of the Year!  What a great way for ideas and mentorship than from those who are making an impact.  (Download the Awards Nomination form so you can compete for the title!)

LATINA EMPOWERMENT LUNCHEON:  Powerful Latinas who make a difference will inspire you to accomplish so much more!

CHAIRMAN'S GALA:  Excellent speakers and the induction of the TAMACC leadership.  Interested in serving on a statewide nonprofit organization?  Download the Executive Committee Application today!

REGISTER TODAY!  There will be so many opportunities and we need YOU for the celebration!  Visit our web site at www.TAMACC.org to register, get more information, and make your hotel reservations.  We will be updating the web site as speakers, VIPs and opportunities are confirmed.

Interested in sponsorship opportunities or need a sales speech?  Contact Pauline Anton, Executive Director, at (512) 444-5727 or panton@tamacc.org!

Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC)
Post Office Box 41780
Austin, Texas 78704
(512) 444-5727

 

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TAMACC is a nonprofit 501(c)(6) organization founded in 1975 by a small group of Hispanic businesspersons interested in increasing business opportunities. The association, strategically headquartered in Austin, Texas is the organizational umbrella  to the network of local Hispanic Chambers of Commerce and Business Organizations with a base membership of over 15,000. TAMACC is the leading advocate for over 600,000 Hispanic businesses in Texas.   

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Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Can I start exercising at 7-9 months pregnant?

Can I start exercising at 7-9 months pregnant?

You must learn that the first of the techniques is a traditional squat. With this technology, you often place high on the back. Sometimes you will hear bodybuilding slut is being called. Time for you to help support your shoulder blades should hold back. You can keep your wrist rigid or power-lifter in style just depends on your personal ability, enhanced. This is what you can do if you rotate your shoulders, because you need to keep your elbows under your wrists. If this happens, you would be likely to pinch a nerve in turn, your rotator cuff, can hit. For some people, making their arms go numb.

Focus on concentration, breathing and exercising the perineum muscle for the later stage of your pregnancy. These will give strength and prepare your body for delivery. All dad-to-be can also involve in these exercises.

Play Exercises For 7-9 Months Pregnant video

Exercises in Preparation for Delivery for 7-9 months pregnant

Traditional barbell squat

To perform this exercise proper alignment of the hips is something that has been the subject of considerable debate. Generally, you should keep your back slightly curved inwards, rather than circular. It will attach to muscles that protect the spine. You can also use of the hip in a neutral position. With this situation, you turn your back to the top of the pelvis and flatten your back to push forward his lower pelvis. You exaggerate the movement and pushing too much, you can complete your back. Create your neutral spine Use only enough rotation. Keep your head in line with your torso forward. You keep your head up, looking forward rather than up or down Also, if you keep your spine aligned and can avoid injury.

If you go down as if sitting in a chair.

They measure your knees pass your toes Do not allow to expand. This particular exercise is under some pressure on your knee joint, and your knees go forward more stress you put on them. If you sit a little, giving more stress on your weight, your knees, your quads, your heels instead will be transferred through your toes. Correctly in order to execute this movement, you have to balance and flexibility. You can try to place your heel on the block. This improves your balance, it takes a little flexibility. You better pull the ankle rather than eliminate symptoms by using the blocks to respond to its lack of flexibility.

Next of The Best Exercise

 

Tuesday, May 26, 2015

Opportunities from Around Texas

Upcoming Procurement Opportunities for Businesses and Fun Events for the Family.

Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC)
Post Office Box 41780
Austin, Texas 78704
(512) 444-5727
Like us on Facebook
#TAMACC40
TAMACC is a nonprofit 501(c)(6) organization founded in 1975 by a small group of Hispanic businesspersons interested in increasing business opportunities. The association, strategically headquartered in Austin, Texas is the organizational umbrella  to the network of local Hispanic Chambers of Commerce and Business Organizations with a base membership of over 15,000. TAMACC is the leading advocate for over 600,000 Hispanic businesses in Texas.  
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