The Roatan Bruce Show


	Community News! Events Coming Up! I am very excited to tell you about the Roatan Public Hospital fundraiser on August 26th! It will be located at The Port of Roatan in downtown Coxen Hole. It is an excellent location to have a world class concert with the incredible Guillermo Anderson and his Band and Flower Bay's own JhayTea! JhayTea is a great success story making it big in the music world with his song "Closer Baby" the #6 hit on the R & B Billboard charts. He is coming back to Roatan for the first time for a concert since his song hit the top of the charts! The other bands participating at this great concert will be The King Squad and Brion James and his band and others! The concert will start at 5 pm and will go until midnight! Get your tickets in advance at several locations for just 200 L, 250 L at the door. VIP seating including delicious food and drink for just $75 per person. Don't miss this great event! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The first week of May 2010 was a celebrational one for Roatan. Labor Day Platpole Event at Las Palmas Resort took place Friday, May 1st ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mother's Rock for a Mother's Day Celebration! The D.J, was our very own Roatan Bruce. Prizes were given for best 50's hairdo, best 50's outfit..... dance contest and more!!! All proceeds went to Clinica Esperanza. ~~~~~~~~~ 50's style Sock Hop Dance took place at The Henry Morgan in West Bay Beach on Saturday night, May 9th ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Investors Cruise to Roatán’s Real Estate Market Alternative power source launched By Marian Z. Codilla Cebu Daily News First Posted 08:40:00 08/30/2008 A Cebuano engineer invented a power generator that could help the country solve energy problem. Engineer Noro Camomot invented the NJ-6 Sea Wave Electric Power Generator, which could produce a maximum of 15 kilowatt electricity and could light an entire village. The generator would rely on sea waves to produce renewable energy. “Waves is the driving power to move the rotating mechanism to generate electricity,” Camomot said. The generator only has to be anchored at least 10 meters away from the shoreline. Yesterday, the Visayan Inventors Association launched a three meter wide by three meter long floating platform, the actual size of the NJ-6 that could supply power to 50 lampposts, at the waters off the South Road Properties. The cost of one commercial unit would range from P1 million to P 1.5 million with a life span of at least 10 years. The unit could also be used as a recreational area because of its floating platform, although such usage will diminish its life span. The amount of the electricity produced by the unit would depend on the size and specifications of the prospected buyer. The Department of Energy (DOE) Visayas Field Office director Antonio Labios said the NJ-6 is a good invention since it produces renewable energy. “This (NJ-6) is very applicable to the remote coastal areas in the country,” Labios said. Camomot said he invented the NJ-6 to provide electricity to Filipinos who do not have access to electricity. “This is to aid the government's lighting projects on the remote islands,” Camomot said. Camomot did not receive financial support from the government when he invented the power generator. He hoped that he would now get support from the national government with his invention done. The DOE and the Department of Science and Technology expressed interest in the NJ-6 power generator but said they would still observe its sustainability. “Our first priority is the Philippines. But if we cannot feel any support from the local government, then we will be forced to sell it to other countries,” said Luna. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *Cruise port construction will boost Roat* This Site Is Sponsored By Idle-Tyme, The Original Rolling Ball Clock. Check It Out At Their Web Site. http://www.idle-tyme.com