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The Little League World Series is here. Many kids and parents look forward to watching the Little League World Series every year. It is time just to relax and watch kids enjoy the game of baseball. Millions of people watch it on ESPN and ABC every year. It’s not about people playing for money but for the love of the game and having fun. How can you not enjoy that?

Having played in the Little League World Series myself I cannot even explained how much fun it was. It makes you feel like you’re part of something bigger and better in our society. It makes you feel like a top player just like Major league baseball players. The truth is you are actually good and some of the best out of all the other 12-year-olds in the United States and even the world.

Enjoying different ethnic groups playing sports is very enjoyable for hopefully not only me but everyone. It’s a chance for all the different countries to come together and play sports at a young age. This actually gains interest in things such as the World Cup in soccer and baseball. Of course it also gains interest in the summer and winter Olympics. Once you see or play with these different ethnic groups it brings you to want to see all of different groups play together at every level.

The grass hill that was is what they call let by the end of the Little League World Series. It starts off as a grass hill every year and ends up being pure mud or dirt. Kids slide down it with cardboard sun or rain. When it rains it gets really bad. People will slide all the way down the hill with no cardboard box at all. Every year afterwords they have to seed the area of the hill again so that next year it looks really nice. It has always been a part of the Little League World Series so the head of the Little League World Series has never said to not ruin the grass on the hill.

Many people have come across a Little League World Series game but just change the channel because they do not want to watch kids. This is the time of the kids life that you want to watch because there is no gambling, no money, and no fame. They’re just playing to play and try to win. Like they always say, play with 110%!

 

Dr. Ramzi Saad, along with his young daughter Amelia who is well-versed in sun safety, and his colleague Jeanne Gutowski of South Shore Skin Center spent most of the day providing the community with information about sun safety, skin cancer and the most effective way to apply sunscreen. Cetaphil, Neutrogena and SolBar sunscreen samples were given to all.

 

According to the National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention, there are over a million new cases of skin cancer each year, which outnumbers all other cancers combined.

 

Melanoma is the leading cause of death from skin cancer. Early detection is the only way to prevent it from becoming deadly. The New England area has the highest concentration of melanoma cases, partially due to weather patterns of intermittent, intense sunlight which

increases residents’ risk.

 

“We can reduce melanoma incidence by teaching skin cancer prevention and early detection. Anyone can develop skin cancer. It is easily recognizable and preventable. Educating kids and their parents/guardians is key. Sunscreen should be applied before UV exposure – and UV exists even on cloudy days. Children who play sports and spend a lot of time outdoors should always wear sunscreen,” noted Dr. Saad.

 

South Shore Skin Center

Founded in 1984, South Shore Skin Center is one of Massachusetts’ most progressive dermatology practices offering a wide range of medical, surgical and cosmetic services. 

 

South Shore Skin Center’s cosmetic services include Fraxel re:pair and re:store; Gentle YAG, innovative Laser, IPL (Intensive Pulse Light), Thermage and treatments for age spots, acne scarring, birth marks, tattoos and more.  The practice also offers a full range of affordable anti-aging services including Botox, wrinkle fillers, Microdermabrasion, laser skin resurfacing and chemical peels. 

 

South Shore Skin Center offices are located at 223 Chief Justice Cushing Highway, Suite 202 in Cohasset, Mass. (781) 383-3340, and 45 Resnik Road, Suite 102 in Plymouth, Mass., (508) 747-0711.  For more information, visit their website at www.SouthShoreSkinCenter.com.

                                                      

 

 

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