Lenith Hinaloc - Authors Articles

Your Skin a City Wal

Residents of ancient cities built defensive walls to ward off invaders. The city wall acted both as a bulwark to stop the enemy and as a rampart from which defenders could protect the city. Your body is likewise endowed with a protective “wall”—your skin. How does your skin protect you from intruders? Read

By: Lenith Hinaloc | 11/06/2008 | Skin Care

Repair Your Car Safely

Kevin knew from experience how to change the oil in his car. He knew how to remove the drain plug on the oil pan, empty the crankcase, replace the plug, and tighten it. But one time as Kevin pushed firmly on his wrench, it slipped off the bolt head. Kevin’s hand smashed into a sharp piece of metal, slashing his palm badly enough to require several stitches. Read

By: Lenith Hinaloc | 11/06/2008 | Cars

A Visit to Japans Hot Springs

WHAT comes to your mind when you think of Japan? Majestic Mount Fuji? The speeding bullet train? The megalopolis Tokyo? There is more to the land of the rising sun than those famous tourist attractions. Whether for medicinal purposes or for relaxation, millions annually visit onsens—the hot springs of Japan. During one recent year, an estimated 140 million people checked in at a hot-spring inn or hotel in Japan. But what makes these spas so popular? Read

By: Lenith Hinaloc | 11/06/2008 | Exotic Locations

Why the Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Poorer

I'm sure that you have heard the old saying that goes, "The rich get richer and the poor get poorer". Well, there is a reason why the saying exists, and that's because it is 100% true. The rich do get richer, and the poor do get poorer. But why is that? Read

By: Lenith Hinaloc | 09/06/2008 | Interviews

The Wondrous Clock of Living Things

HAVE you noticed the marvelous sense of timing of living things? Each year plants germinate, grow and flower according to schedule. Not all are on the same schedule some flower in the spring, others in the summer and still others in autumn and early winter. But each species knows the right time to carry out its various activities. Read

By: Lenith Hinaloc | 09/06/2008 | Environment

Are You Being Watched?

WHEN Elizabeth arrives at work each day, a camera tracks her movements. As she enters the building, one camera zooms in on her face. During the day numerous other cameras keep her under constant surveillance. This level of scrutiny is understandable because she works for a company that handles millions of dollars in cash each day. Read