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The Fungi By: Richie Costas SUMMARY Some main fungi are mushrooms, molds, and mildew. Most fungi are multicelluar eukaryote which means it has more than one cell and it contains a nucleus. But some, like yeast, are unicellular which means it has only one cell. Diseases Fungi also cause a number of plants, humans, and animals diseases such as ringworm, athlete's foot, and several more. Because fungi are more chemically and genetically similar to animals than other organisms, this makes fungal diseases very difficult to treat. Plant diseases caused by fungi include rusts, and leaf, root, and stem rots, and may cause severe damage to crops. However, a number of fungi, like yeast, are important "model organisms" for studying problems in genetics and molecular biology. Yeast and molds belong to the fungi family. Fungi is one one of the few Kingdoms (including animals and plants). There are also mildew, mushrooms, toadstool, and breadmold. But Fungi can grow on anything from plants and animals to even humans. Types of Fungi Plants Animals Diseases Cell Structure The cell structure of fungi contains a nucleus so it's eukaryote. It also contains the main cellular structures like a cell wall, lysosomes, organelles, ribosomes, and mitochondria. It is an oval shape cell and it isn't much different from plants and animal cells. THE END
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This high school physical sciences unit on chemical energy starts out with students exploring a phenomenon where mixing two room temperature substances together results in a dramatic drop in temperature. This leads to disagreements as to what is happening that causes thermal energy to "disappear"—what is that energy being used to do? This question motivates a series of investigations examining salt dissolution and using magnets as a model for both inter-molecular and intra-molecular bonds. (PS1, PS3)
This high school unit on natural selection and evolution starts out with students exploring the case of a young girl with a life-threatening infection of pan-resistant bacteria. This case sparks questions that lead them to investigate the growing prevalence of such cases and the discrepancies between antibiotic use in their communities and CDC recommendations. As they develop a model to explain how bacteria populations change over time, they expand their investigations to look at whether similar population changes are occurring in a population of birds (Juncos). (LS4)
[Coming Soon - contact Katie Van Horne firstname.lastname@example.com] This high school unit on ecosystems starts out with students investigating the claim that planting trees can help combat climate change by absorbing carbon dioxide and storing carbon in wood. Students' questions about where and how trees do this, sparks a series of investigations to pursue to track down where the carbon is going as it moves into and through different tissues in the tree (leaves, wood, and roots). In the second part of the unit, students are challenged to choose a tree to plant that will maximize biodiversity and ecosystem services in their own schoolyard or neighborhood. Students conduct field research, documenting organisms and interactions in urban ecosystems around their school and where they live. They use the evidence they collected from investigations into photosynthesis, soil, and biodiversity to develop an argument for which tree best meets the criteria of the design challenge. (LS1, LS2)
[Coming Soon - contact Katie Van Horne email@example.com] In this high school ecosystems unit, students start out examining data of the buffalo population in the Serengeti over the past fifty years. Competing ideas for why the population skyrocketed in a short period of time and then collapsed sometime later motivates students to investigate a variety of additional data sources. Exploration of each new data source raises further questions, and more potential suspects to investigate. As each new suspect is tracked down (resource competition, climate change, seasonal rainfall patterns, predators, disease, and fire), students incrementally develop a more and more complex ecosystem model that accounts for why some populations grow, some collapse, and others remain stable in the same ecosystem. (LS2)
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As your desires begin to overwhelm all conscious thought, you notice that you've gotten out of your seat. You don't remember doing that. You don't remember walking over to Nurse Jenny either, but there you are, standing in front of her.
"Steve, what are you "
You grip the collar of her lab coat and tug it open. The fastenings on the front pop open and the phone drops to the floor as Jenny's face shows shock and surprise. Your body was acting on its own until now, but as you see Jenny's tits, at least DD cups, encased in a tight T-shirt, you realize that you have regained control of your body, but want nothing more than to see those fun bags.
"Steve, please " Jenny's plea is cut off by a scream as you tear apart the T-shirt (the testosterone surging through your body seems to have increased your strength) and see Jenny's large tits in a lacy red bra. You do not know what Jenny was planning, but the bra's clip is on the front. With a deft movement, the huge tits are loose on Jenny's chest.
Now you can see the breasts, another desire forms in your mind. You grab the tits, squeeze them together, and pull them towards your burning crotch. Jenny is now helpless on her knees and your ram your long, hard cock between her soft mounds.
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Alcohol: 11% pH: 2.90 RS: 10g/L
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Presidential candidate Rand Paul and the entire libertarian movement are undermining the cause of individual liberty. By embracing a policy of "non-interventionism," libertarians are rejecting the means by which government legitimately acts to protect freedom–and are simultaneously smearing laissez-faire capitalism. They are motivated by hostility to governent rather than respect for individual rights.
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Awake in Los Angeles.
One of the most wonderful sights to behold is the City of Angels looking like a tiny buzzing miniature of itself as you're flying into LAX. Palm trees and power lines reach up into the deep blue sky while a perfect summer lingers just around the corner. This is a portrait of a city, which, once the nurturing sun has sunk down over the Pacific Ocean, is far from rushing off to sleep. As the light fades, print shops, old warehouses, and rooftops turn into vivid nightlife locations – this is the LA underground scene. Our story beings when we run into photographer A.J. Herrera, known for his portrayal of the LA nightlife scene.
One minute you're quietly enjoying a cup of joe in a coffee shop, and the next you're introduced to a local underground party organizer and whisked off on the eventful trip through nocturnal LA documented in this photo story. Our adventure lasted until the next morning.
Chapter 1: driving into Downtown LA.
A.J. and I get into our sweet ride for the night, a 1968 Mercedes-Benz 280 S, and drive down the 101 Freeway. It's Saturday evening and we witness yet another symphonic sunset as traffic amalgamates into a golden urban painting.
"You wanna see what LA is like at night?" A.J. suddenly asks. I give him a quick look and before I say anything he utters: "Aight." And then: "Take the next exit, we're going downtown."
Chapter 2: meeting Shawn, our guide.
11 pm on a Saturday night. We roll up onto a parking lot somewhere in the Arts District and sit and wait. After a couple of minutes one of the rear doors of the car opens, and a hand extends from the back seat: "Hi, I'm Shawn."
And then: "Let's just say that I'm going to show you something that I can only show you at night." I rev up the mighty engine and we start our journey, heading east.
Chapter 3: 6th Street Bridge.
As we arrive at our first stop, beneath the impressively high arches of the bridge, we hear only the clear chirp of night birds puncturing the dense warmth of the dark city. The 6th Street Bridge, down by the LA River, is one of the most stunning locations to explore at night and we walk down a long, dark tunnel without making a sound until we finally arrive in the vast river valley.
Suddenly, Shawn tells us we need to leave, urging us back to the car. "I got an address for us, we should check it out."
Chapter 4: a warehouse somewhere Downtown.
Approaching an intersection, we see a handful of young people standing scattered on the sidewalks. As I lower the window one of them heads over to our car and greets Shawn, "Hey man, how's it going? Did you get the password to get in?" "Yes, just received it." We get out of the car, walk across the street and enter the warehouse through a barred door under the watchful eye of some kind of guard in a black suit. Entering a long, unlit hallway, we feel the floor increasingly vibrating to a constant beat. As the door opens a wall of heat hits us and we are pulled into a jam-packed place filled with people dancing to the sounds of two DJs at the far end of this sweltering space.
Chapter 5: the Taco truck situation.
Around 3 am someone suddenly says, "I'm hungry, let's get tacos." And so we go. In Los Angeles, some of the best Mexican food can be found at out-of-the-way taco trucks. Highly frequented during late hours! Driving through the streets post snack, we see large crowds of people heading home. At this time of night, the nightclubs in Hollywood and Downtown are already closed. Life seems to be fading from the vivid streets and sidewalks. "So, how do people get access to events like the one we just went to?" "First of all, we don't post the location anywhere on the internet.
We send out messages to approved guests one hour before the actual event. Not even the DJs know the location until something like two hours before. Setting up pop-ups like this is a last minute thing." And every once in a while they have to break up the party because the authorities have been alerted.
Chapter 6: the second warehouse.
Amidst a somber and sleeping warehouse district, we discover our next location. Carefully, we walk down another ill-lit corridor to where a large, restless crowd is waiting in line, waves of adrenaline building up until suddenly we're in a large and bright room, brimming with deep bass and a beautiful, dancing crowd. It's incredible! I ask Shawn: "How do you manage to fill up these spaces seeing as you don't advertise them?" "We've been organizing parties for several years now. They're exclusive and not everyone gets in. And you can't buy your way in. I mean, they're meant for regular people like you and me that have something in common: they love music, away from the glam of mainstream clubs in Hollywood or Beverly Hills.
Some of the most respected international DJs come to LA to play exclusively for us because they're in it for the culture and the music, which originated from such low key events. The pop-up culture we have created here has become a vital part of Los Angeles."
Chapter 7: Sunday morning, somewhere in Los Angeles.
Taking off to see the sunrise and clear our minds with coffee, we drive back to the Arts District, to Handsome Coffee Roasters. We have captured a long and exciting night.
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Book Summary A cognitive bias is a mental process that leads us to make illogical and sometimes irrational decisions. Most of us are unaware of these mental processes, although they are operating constantly. Most of the time, believe it or not, itas no big deal. In fact, there is no doubt that cognitive biases still exist because they help us succeed as a species! In this work, you will learn why and how cognitive biases come about as well as why they might just be beneficial from an evolutionary perspective. More importantly, youall also find out how they play into your management of your fantasy sports teams. Spoiler alert: itas not all good! From Confirmation Bias to Omission Bias and the Pseudocertainty Effect, plus many more, youall learn how the biases affect your decision-making and what to do to overcome the subtle sabotage your brain may be exerting on your fantasy season.Indisputable evidence supporting a clear conclusion is what I strive for. At first glance, it would seem that fantasy football, with all its associated stats, numbers, and player rankings should be as clear cut and unambiguous as it gets. But ita#39;s not.
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Your hosts Linda and Steve Hearn will give you a warm Kiwi welcome to their little piece of paradise in the Marlborough Sounds.
Fifth generation New Zealanders with a lifetime of experience in the Marlborough Sounds, Linda and Steve have owned and operated Tanglewood for over fifteen years and have welcomed thousands of happy guests.
"We want you to feel relaxed and at home at Tanglewood. Whether you stay for just one night, or a couple of weeks, we'll do our best to make your stay enjoyable".
A goldmine of local information, Linda and Steve want you to get the best out of your time in the area and are happy to help you plan activities in the Marlborough Sounds and surrounding areas.
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"Curiosity about life in all of its aspects … is still the secret of great creative people" — Leo Burnett
I couldn't agree more. But I admit to a particular fondness for writing about family life, travel, food, health, the environment, interior design, and historic architecture.
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It's a word that's tossed around a lot: "find your passion", "follow your passion", "what's your passion?" Meaning do something you love, right? I hear people say: "My passion is cooking", "I'm passionate about helping others", etc. "Me, too!" I thought. "I have a passion."
I put fingers to keyboard to write "My passion is writing." Then pause, brow furrowed. "What the heck does that even mean? Am I 'passionate' about writing?" Time to stare out the window for awhile and reflect. (continued below)
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Listen. Talk. Laugh. Research. Mom stuff. Friend stuff. Cook. Eat out. Run. Travel. New people. New friends. Go out. Stay in. Read. Organize. Reflect. Connect.
Continuing Passion...
Then research (for a former librarian, that's the go-to solution for any problem).
The word passion comes from the Latin pati "to suffer". It evolved in Anglo-French Middle English into passio, meaning "to be acted upon".
That I get. Passion is a force, acting upon you, beyond your control. Like madness. Like love.
Yes. Writing makes me feel that way.
But the act of writing itself? It's hard. Often it just leaves me feeling challenged, frustrated, overwhelmed, even bored. It's not always my favorite thing to do.
So what about writing is my "passion"? What grips me, motivates me, keeps me attached to my laptop as I lose all sense of time?
It's the telling of the story. My own or someone else's — even the story of a business, a building, a place, a recipe. They each have a story and I want to get it out there. But why?
I get excited about the connections that are created as I prepare to tell a story. The conversations, the research, the thinking, the seeing, the tasting. By connecting those experiences together, I discover how I am going to share that story with others. I want my audience to feel those connections too. I imagine the not-yet-real audience reading my words and connecting with the story. Hopefully being entertained, educated, informed, amused — but maybe even annoyed or some other reaction I can't even begin to predict. That's okay too. Feeling those connections brings home the fact that we are, each of us, a of part of something so much bigger than we know. My story connects me with you. And you with me.
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If you've never spoken or thought the phrase yourself, you might have heard someone exclaim the phrase at a point of great frustration or need. But the truth is we all need God's help all the time. That's why our series, God's Answer to Your Problems, is so important. Whether it's your need for salvation as a sinner, or you need to grow in The LORD as a believer, all of us face difficulties in life. The question is not will you have problems in life, but how you will respond to the problems that come your way. This series will help you learn to identify the goodness of God in every situation you find yourself in. Allow God to give you the answer you need to live the abundant life He has for you. God has the answer. Are you willing to listen? Join me as we take the phrase, "God help me!," to another level in our personal experience.
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Do you celebrate your curves or want to keep them private! Whatever Mother Nature has decided to bless you with, we aim to keep you covered in every event.
Daywear, cocktails, occasion wear, coats and rainwear. Plus every possible accessory you will need. Excel is part of the whole Maureen Cookson store but collections that only start at a size 20. The rest of the store is size 10 – 20, but these collections are designed and cut for the lumps and bumps of real life!
We will soon be offering an online shopping facility for excel, but for this season – ring and discuss with the team your needs and we will post suggestions to you for your to choose at home.
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|Alyvia Alyn Lind as Faith Newman
|The Young and the Restless
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McKenna Grace (2013–2014)
Alyvia Alyn Lind (2011–2013, 2014-)
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|McKenna Grace as Faith Newman
Faith Cassidy Newman is a fictional character on The Young and the Restless, portrayed by Alyvia Alyn Lind.
Faith is the daughter of Nicholas and Sharon Newman. She has three older half - sisters Cassie Newman, Mariah Copeland and Summer Newman and one older brother Noah Newman and a stepbrother/legal younger half-brother, Christian Newman.
Years before she was even born, Nick and Sharon's late daughter, Cassie Newman, prophesied the birth of little girl. Nick had a child with Phyllis Summers, whom everyone thought was the little girl for a while, before Sharon became pregnant. Although she knew that the baby was Nick's, Sharon lied and said that the baby was Jack Abbott's, because she wanted Nick to focus on he and Phyllis's daughter, Summer, who had been poisoned. However, it wasn't long before the secret came out.
Nick's brother, Adam Wilson, accidentally caused his step-mother, Ashley Abbott, to miscarry. He made her think that she was pregnant, however, but worried that the truth would come out. Meanwhile, after suffering from blackouts, Sharon went to a psych ward, and so did Ashley. On September 30, 2006, Sharon gave birth to a healthy baby girl that was soon snatched by Adam and given to Ashley. Sharon and Nick believed that their baby was dead, when in fact she was being raised right under their noses.
When Faith was about 6-months-old, Phyllis became suspicious of Adam. She found that he was blackmailing a doctor, the doctor who delivered Sharon's baby, and the one who died after fighting with Adam. Phyllis also discovered that he wrote a note about Ashley's baby before he died. She put the pieces together and showed it to everyone. After a while, Ashley agreed to a DNA test, and tearfully gave her up when it showed who Faith really was.
Sharon ended up falling in love with Adam, which worried Nick. He decided to sue for full custody of Faith to keep her away from Adam. The judge turned him down, until Sharon was arrested for Skye Lockhart's murder. They went to court and fought it out, but Sharon ended up having to give up Faith. In 2012, Nick and Sharon went back to court to seek joint custody of Faith. But in 2014, it was revealed that Nick was Summer Newman's biological father. Sharon revealed that she had tampered with the DNA results. After this, Nick intended to get full custody of Faith, because he was afraid that Sharon might go of her medication agian and hurt Faith. Without thinking, they went to court, and Nick won full custody of Faith with Sharon receiving visitation rights. In 2015, Faith had the honor of leading the halloween parade in Newman Towers. Later the buliding caught fire. She survived with the other children.
Maladies and Injuries
- Smoke inhalation caused fatigue in a fire and an explosion.
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I think now that I'm past the two-weeks-post-birth-window my hormones are chilling out, and the realization of my VBAC is just starting to sink in.
I've started to float back to my labor (like before I take a nap, or go to bed) and I can not believe how amazing it was.
I am more and more grateful to have been allowed to experience something like that.
Like I said before, it wasn't pain free, but it was much, much, much more comfortable than I had been anticipating. And I think back on it with utter amazement, to the extent that I nearly remember it as painless.
I've been thinking through the different positive things that went into helping it be such a great experience.
Here's what I think they were:
- First and foremost: This was the birth God had for me this time --- part of our journey through life together; part of the way He planned to reveal more of himself to me. (Just like when He walked me through my first daughter's birth.)
- I'd experienced pitocin-contractions in the past. I was expecting similar ones this time, and was pleasantly surprised by what natural contractions feel like.
- I went into this birth committed to it. Ready to surrender to whatever I had to -- any level of pain, any level of disappointment, any level of disapproval from others. I went into this birth saying, "Do what you will to me, I'm ready. I'll go through it. I'm not backing down." (I knew going into a home birth, there were no pain medications available, unless I transferred to a hospital... I committed to that.)
- I decided not to fight any part of this birth. I welcomed each part of it, because I knew it had to happen, there was no point in trying to avoid it. I decided to see each part as a positive-forward-moving experience.
- I didn't try to distract myself from the experience (I did in my firth labor) I only paid attention to my body and my mind. I focused inward. I think this may have helped things move at a nice pace.
- I had music playing to keep my mind from getting too in control, I wanted to stay more instinctual and less cerebral.
- I decided not to "clock watch." I decided ahead of time I was willing to labor "forever."
- I committed a head of time, to taking one contraction at a time and no more than that.
- I talked with Blake ahead of time about the way in which I'd like him to support me. I didn't have any specific coping ideas of what I wanted from him ahead of time. But I told him my fears, my concerns, my hopes, and the type of emotional treatment I knew I would need. (Example: I knew I didn't want anyone laughing during my labor. I knew that would hurt my feelings.)
- I decided to trust everyone there at the birth. (And I chose carefully who I had at my birth, particularly my care provider.) I knew that would help me be open -- both emotionally and physically.
- I decided to trust my body. (That wasn't easy, as I had some serious doubts about my body's ability to do it. But I made myself trust that it was possible, and I stuck to my guns even when I wanted to say that I was crazy!)
- I really tried to listen to what my body was asking me to do, and I did it. (For me that was mainly swaying my hips. Having looked into belly dancing during pregnancy really helped me to believe in how beneficial that could be, and to be willing to let lose into it.)
- I stayed physically active during my pregnancy, which allowed me to have the stamina to keep up with what my body was asking me to do.
- I let Blake help me. I didn't let myself do this birth alone. I was constantly asking him to do whatever I felt would help. (Encouragement, counter presser, and prayer.)
- I was honest in the moment, I told people when I was about to let something overwhelm me, and let other's walk me through it because I didn't always have the mental capacity to do that during the moment.
- When it was to the point where I had to chose (and no one else could help me) to be afraid or to believe I could do it -- I MADE myself chose to believe I could do it. (I didn't fully emotionally feel like I believed it, but I chose not to believe that I couldn't.)
- I took Ina May's advice and kept a good attitude, including an attitude of love towards my husband. And kept my mouth lose. (She really promotes the idea of keeping your lips lose as a huge help in keeping your whole body (especially birthing parts) lose. (Singing "ahh" was my way to ensure I kept my mouth open and that I continued to breathe.)
- I also took Ina May's advice to not think of a contraction as a painful experience, but just "an interesting sensation that requires your full attention."
- I also think using the Hypnobabies program played a huge part in allowing me to truly believe in all the positive thoughts I now had towards birth. And believing those thoughts, I think allowed my body to relax into this process.
- Also, I really do believe having seen a Chiropractor through my pregnancy made a huge difference in allowing my baby to be in a easy-to-get-out position.
So those are the things I really believe helped me to stay relaxed enough to labor efficiently and quickly. (6 Hours: which my care team really seemed to be impressed by for a VBAC, since it's sort of like a first timer's labor.) (And it felt much shorter than 6 hours to me.)
And I think staying relaxed helped all the sensations I had feel very bearable and non-treatening.
So I just thought I would share, in case you find these things helpful for yourself.


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Bright sunny skies made it the perfect day for crowds to check out monkeys and goats converging on their play structures.
Sheep allowed themselves to be petted and groomed by hundreds of excited little hands
"It's exciting, they love it. They've been running around petting them, trying to feed them and enjoying it. It's great," said Pete Downey.
"It's a very nice experience for the kids to have fun and learn about animals. It's a good hands-on experience," said Keke Johnson.
While the barnyard area is similar to the old children's zoo, the indoor education center is a new concept.
"Our Faris Family Education Center is filled with interactives and animals. It's a great place for kids to get in, experience things and do lots of hands on teaching to learn about what they can do to help wildlife," said Kim Langel, Vice President of Conservation and Education.
Inside there are beautiful butterflies and colorful kinds of birds.
There are also some wildlife that you wouldn't expect like cockroaches and rats.
All the exhibits at KidZooU are accessible and all aim to teach the same lesson.
We want the kids to realize how close they are, that the animals are not that different from us," said Langel.
If you missed opening day, KidZooU is open during regular zoo hours and admission is included in the regular ticket price.


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Meringue with Balsamic reduction and Greek Yogurt
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Author Notes: It is so beautiful here in PA with the temperature going upto 80F. While I feel that Winter was not as brutal this year except for January, the arrival of Spring and Summer is always exciting.Having grown up in the Southern Parts of India,with the notorious hot weather where temperatures can shoot up to over 100F, warm weather was not something that I looked forwarded to. I have always dreamt of the cold/Snow places until I started shoveling my driveway!!Now, the appreciation for the different seasons is much more especially Summer.
Meringues are very light, crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. It is served with Yogurt cream made out of Greek yogurt and Cream served with a Berries and a drizzle of Balsamic Reduction.
A few years back, I had this dessert in a local restaurant and to my surprise, I saw the recipe for that in a local magazine.
The sweetness from the balsamic reduction coupled with the thick greek yogurt and the crunchiness from Meringue is simply divine. —Shri
Serves: 8
Egg Whites from Eggs
teaspoon Salt
cups Sugar
Vanilla Bean, scraped
teaspoons Corn Starch
teaspoon Cream of Tartar
cup Heavy Cream
cup Greek Yogurt, Plain
cup Balsamic Vinegar
cup Mixed Berries
tablespoon Sugar
- Preheat the oven to 275F Line 2 baking sheets with Parchment Paper Whip Egg Whites with Salt until it forms stiff peaks
- Add Sugar 1 tbsp at a time until the mixture is shiny and stiff When half the sugar is incorporated, beat in the vanilla, cream of tartar and cornstarch
- Add the remaining sugar until all of the sugar is incorporated Place the mixture in the pastry bag or a Ziploc bag
- Pipe into 6 or 8 mounds, about 2 inches apart Place in the oven and bake till crisp, about 1 hour
- Topping- Place Heavy Cream and Yogurt in a bowl and whip it to soft peaks Place the Meringue and top with the yogurt cream Spoon the fruit and drizzle the balsamic reduction around and on top
- Balsamic Reduction Place 1 cup of Balsamic Vinegar in a pan and boil it until it is reduced by half The Vinegar has an inherent sweet taste to it but if you would like little bit more sweetness to it, add a tablespoon sugar to it before reducing it.
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Cutting Through Internet Misinformation About Nicaragua By Pronicaragua And Other "Sources"
There is a lot of misinformation floating around the internet about the countries in Central America. I happen to know more about the misinformation related to Nicaragua than other countries, so I'm going to take a closer look here and present what I find. At times I've expressed some caution about trusting the cleverly censored forums like nicaliving. But it goes beyond just one website. Wikipedia has the same lies, as do real estate websites, "non"governmental agency websites (unsurprisingly) and tour websites. Here are a few examples:
Wikipedia Deception
The paragraph of lies below appeared in Nicaragua's Managua page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Managua)
Nicaragua has been rated the safest country in Central America by various sources. Statistics and surveys by INTERPOL, the United Nations, INCAE, the Inter-American Human Rights Institute and the Police Forces in the Americas show that statistically, Nicaragua has the lowest crime rate in Central America and one of the lowest in Latin America.[39][40][41] In addition, Nicaragua has the lowest homicide rate in Central America. In 2007 the homicide rate was 14 per 100,000 people.[42]
The one and only thing that is true from the paragraph is the rough estimate of the reported homicide rate (see the graph at right which is NOT from wikipedia but from a separate UN report at http://www.unodc.org/pdf/research/Central_America_Study_2007.pdf). Feel free to do a little research on your own and you will see that both Costa Rica has a lower reported and real homicide rate.
Now take a close look at the references 39-41 from that wikipedia page:
39. "Safe and stunning" [ The World's best-kept retirement secret ] 40. www.pronicaragua.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=24&Itemid=97 ] 41. "Semester in Managua, Nicaragua at Universidad Centroamericana" Fairfield University.[ NONEXISTENT PAGE www fairfield edu/x16869.html ]
Well, #39 is an article written by International Living, which makes money selling false information and property in Nicaragua. No surprise about all the lies in there. I'm sure they had to pay to have that article published by the msn. What blatant trash.
#40 Now is this a website whose objectivity we can really trust: pronicaragua.org? Go ahead and try to navigate to pronicaragua.org and see what you get - advertisements from Nicaragua Tourism and Hotel Investment Exchange! Then look it up in the domain ownership database. You'll find: J Pereira, ProNicaragua, Km 5 Carretera Masaya, 1/2 cuadra, oeste, Managua, Nicaragua. Fine. So let's skip right past the delusional "Nicaragua ranked 3er most globalized country in Latin America" from the front page to the "About Us" page.
ProNicaragua is the Nicaraguan Investment Promotion Agency, established in 2002. We are a not-for-profit, public-private institution whose mission is to generate economic growth and job creation in Nicaragua by attracting high-quality foreign direct investment. We provide free support services to qualified investors seeking investment opportunities in our country.
In other words, it's a way for some people (private) to take investor money and government (public) money. This is rich. But it gets even better if you read their press releases:
http://www.pronicaragua.org/espanol/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=90&Itemid=238 on that page you find this:
El año pasado, la Agencia de Promoción de Inversiones, ProNicaragua, con el apoyo del programa patrocinado por el Gobierno de los Estados Unidos, Millenium Challenge Corporation, en Nicaragua (www.mcc.gov), organizaron y diseñaron la celebración de un Foro de Inversiones, enfocado en las oportunidades de inversión emergentes en la industria hotelera de Nicaragua.
In other words, Pronicaragua has been receiving a lot of money from the MCC of the United States Government. This money has been used, among other things, in writing fraudulent information on their pronicaragua website. We've also had a user on this website, jdbriceno, who was trying to post misleading information on this website but then quit and hasn't been back. I'm willing to bet that this "Diego jdbriceno" was being paid directly or indirectly by the MCC to misrepresent Nicargua in my claim about Nicargua's misuse of foreign aid.
#41? This page doesn't even exist anymore, but it appears to have been propaganda written by a Nicaraguan University to advertise an exchange program for foreign students.
Now who do you think wrote the misleading information in wikipedia itself and put the links to the propaganda in the Managua page of Wikipedia? I'll leave that as an exercise for the reader.
Tours Nicaragua
And don't think that the lies are just by Nicaraguans or that all the gringo-fraud is from nicaliving (thought that is a top spot for misinformation). Probably well over half the websites with information about Nicaragua are propaganda. Take a look, for instance, at http://toursnicaragua.com. This is a company owned and run by a couple gringoes (Mike Newton and Richard Leonardi) and a Nicaraguan wife. Just look at the "Country Information" page on their website.
Many people are surprised to learn that the United Nations ranks Nicaragua as the second safest country in all of Latin America (behind Uruguay). Many of our customers have related to us that before their visit to Nicaragua they were shown concern by family or friends about safety issues in Nicaragua. Is the negative image of Nicaragua justified? Is it dangerous here?
[...] According to Interpol in 2001, crime rate per 100,000 was 9,927 for England, 7,736 for Germany, 4,161 for the USA and 1,750 for Nicaragua. According to Interpol Nicaragua is home to less than half the crime of the USA and a quarter of the crime in England or Germany. Murder rates are a good measure for a country's level of violent crime as murders rarely go unreported. The world's homicide rate is currently estimated at 8.86 per 100,000. Latin America is quite a bit rougher, with an average of 22.9 murders per 100,000 in the region. Most neighbor countries of Nicaragua in Central America are on the upper end of the world's scale, exactly where the world might expect Nicaragua would be located. Countries like El Salvador at 117 per 100,000, Guatemala at 45 per 100,000 and Honduras at 41 per 100,000. In North America, the US murder rate is 7.1 per 100,000, yet its cities weigh in at 14.8 per 100,000 for Los Angeles, 21.9 for Chicago, 31.7 for Atlanta, with Washington, D.C. at 41.8 and New Orleans at 43.3. Costa Rica is at 7.2, the same as the US nationwide and significantly safer than most other Central American republics. But what about Nicaragua? Nicaragua suffers only 3.4 per 100,000, making it the least violent country in Central America and one of the safest in the entire hemisphere.
What a bunch of lies. This is such festering propoganda that I am not even going to waste my time on it. I wouldn't mind if the website said something like, "Despite Nicargua being dangerous, our tours are safe. Over 10 years, we have developed relationships with a talented and well-compensated staff, and we have never had even one incident in our tours" (assuming that is true). But to put lies on the website and misrepresent Nicaragua? That is wishful thinking, fraud, and categorically a dishonest business practice. Fits right in with Nicaragua.
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Overexaggerated Problems
Cory: You should be aware that your "problems" are a logical fallacy. I see no way how people are bothering you by stopping by and wishing you a "hello." They're not getting under your skin. They're being friendly. If you have a problem, just close your blasted door. Or lock yourself up as you would here in the United States. Not a big deal. As for this posting, TeleSUR in November, noted that Nicaragua's public policy for crime prevention and intervention are the reason why Nicaragua has been rated as the safest country in Central America. I have seen the statistics provided on this website, and not all of them are statistically significant after cross examining the data with chi squared or perason's variable tests. Feel free to youtube the video "Nicaragua seguro." It pops up as an official report from one of the best news groups in Latin America. It doesn't help that a Costa Rican flag is associated with this webpage. Costa Rica hasn't taken too fancy Nicaragua's recent economic surge and its lucrative costs that lure tourists away from overzealous spending at overpriced resorts. Comparative advantage is truly an amazing thing...
Safe in Nicaragua
When I lived in NYC USA for 13 years, got 'mugged' about 5 times, lived years in El Salvador and Guatemala, never got 'mugged', once a so called local 'friend' claimed I wed him money and took my cell phone, etc. Life in the tropics, take precautions everywhere you go and keep a low profile, find an area where the crime rate is low at least and when in the large cities take the usual big city precautions, recently late night in San Jose I took a taxi seven blocks, spend $3 and maybe save my life.
I purchased my home 8 years ago, farm 6 years ago then expanded my farm by 200% 2 years ago. We are tiring to expand again but the neighbors are reluctant to sale their land.
I have had nothing but problems. Everyone comes by to purchase what I have even if I do not have anything at the time (veggies) and my house - my god - I open my doors and people walk by asking me how I am doing and wish me a good day all the time. You know after time you really get tired of people asking you how you are doing. Maybe someone who is more jaded could put up with this type of behavior. You really have to watch out for these Nica people they get under your skin.
Mountain Home available for rent, Beach house for sale in Nicara
By the way the mountain house is near where oil has been discovered in Nicaragua, Beach home is near to an upscale Beach Resort, teh area is being developed........Available now,is rental of anew
Submitted by elsalwizard on July 25, 2011 - 6:33pm.
Available now,is rental of a mountain house some 18 km. out of Managua, 1000 meters altitude, living room, 3 bedrooms, yard, guard house, guard service shall be included in the rental which is 1000 USD a month, partially furnished, also for sale or long term rental a Beach house, near to Montelimar, can be developed into a hostal, as there are few rooms in teh area, beautiful beaches, low crime, safe, for budget travelers, 1 US acre of land and family is resident at gate for security, for photos and contact information directly to owner, no realtor, in Nicaragua, fluent in English, spent 42 years in USA, you of course shall be able to stay in one or both properties, the owner has transportation. for pI shall get a tiny commission, avoid hassles and misunderstandings, owner was born in Nicaragua and has clear title. saludos.
Reply to David Joyce slander
This is David Joyce. I am only responding to this because a client read it and decided I was dishonest from it. First of all you can not steal land in Nicaragua , not even the government. They have paid out the nose for the 80's. and don't want more problems with the IMF. Second I have the contracts signed by this womans mother and my name is not on any of them. I am now a owner in Remax but was not at the time this woman bought this property and I did not sell her the property Ellen Winter a remax agent did. 3rd the owners of Rancho Monterrey only asked that she move her motor home off of the property as she agreed to do in the CC&R's and Contract that she signed. She agreed to move them after 6 months. The owners gave her and her son permission to live there so they could get a building permit. 4th here is the meat of this. Google the name Lenore Matusiewicz and or her son David or tom Matusiewicz and see what comes up. They were arrested in Nicaragua for kidnapping his kids. He is still in prison and she just got out. When she got out we tried to contact her to see if she could move the motor home and from that we got all of this crap from her and I guess it is her daughter. I have all of the documents if anyone is interested in them just reply to this blog and I will forward them to you. They sent this crap to everyone in the Nicaraguan business world and also Remax international and I am still an agent. People who know me know that I don't operate like that. To tell you the truth I was surprized that anyone could conjure up a lot of crap and get it published on the internet and someone would take it seriously and it could damage a sale or a reputation. Inrcredible!!
Best to you
The text below is from a Nica Living 2006 posting, David Joyce obviously has been around Granada for a long time and has prestigious Granada area connections and lawyers, be sure you have clear title and all your paperwork in order before you sue, view their website http://www.remaxcolonialproperties.com/page-first-american-title-12.html They claim to use services of First American title for their clients...ask around Granada, get a good lawyer and cuidase, take care.
By the way, you can hit the ground running in Nicaragua by joining International Living and visiting them in Granada when you get there. They have excellent intelegence on the ground. Just remember, however, they have their hands in everyone's pocket and are only going to show you "their" developments (meaning the ones that have agreed to pay their 15% finder's fee). There are a lot of developments they won't talk about but it's still a great starting point. For other opportunities see David Joyce at the Granada Remax office or Claudia at Caldwell Banker.
Submitted by tropi on Thu, 2006/03/02 - 14:07.
Where do they think they are!
Mention to them that 4-5% is the customary going rate in Nicaragua (finders fee
filing a complaint against a nicaraguan real estate agent
I am trying to get information to try to find out how to file a complaint against David Joyce of REMAX in Nicaragua who sold land in Rancho Monterrey to my mother Lenore Matusiewicz at $55,000.00 only reporting $30,000.00. He and Christine and Thomas Kepping have bribed a judge to steal the land and motorhome back from my mother. I don't know if that is standard practice for REMAX. We also notified Ms Barbara Addy, customer relations with REMAX that if the motorhome or land in Nicaragua is touched that we will file a lawsuit. I also notifed an AMERICAN LAWYER and we already have a NICARAGUAN lawyer hired. I am sad to say that I we will NEVER use REMAX for any business again, nor will anyone we know. Please advise us who to file complaint with... Barbara Addy, QSC, CRB Customer Relations Specialist RE/MAX, LLC 5075 South Syracuse Street Denver, CO 80237-2712 800-525-7452 303-796-3610 WE HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT THERE HAVE BEEN MANY PEOPLE THAT HAVE BEEN BRIBED IN THIS ILLEGAL TRANSACTION AND THAT THERE IS ALREADY A BUYER FOR THE LAND THAT MY MOTHER OWNS......WE UNDERSTAND THAT THIS IS NOT THE FIRST TIME THAT DAVID JOYCE AND CHRISTINE AND THOMAS KEPPING HAVE DONE THIS.....ALSO, SELLING LAND FOR $55,000 AND REPORTING MUCH LESS IS IRS TAX EVASION IN THE USA....I AM NOT SURE IF THAT IS TRUE ALSO IN NICARAGUA LENORE MATUSIEWICZ ( USA) 956-587-2675 THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME, AMY GONZALEZ (USA) 609-247-3304 David Joyce RE/MAX COLONIAL PROPERTIES (R0700072) Each Office Independently Owned and Operated 109 Calle Libertad Granada, Nicaragua Email This Agent My Personal Web Site Listing Web Site Other Listing Web Site Title: Owner Year Licensed: 2006 Year Joined: 2006 Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Office Phone Main: 0115055523199 Fax: 0115055523199 Personal Phone Mobile: 0115058801283 Service Area Information Location: Granada Office Area(s): Granada Professional & Personal Distinctions Languages: English, Spanish Specialties Specialty: Residential Residential: Condominiums, New Construction, Residential Acreages
my take
Funny thing, I have been living in or traveling back and forth to Nicaragua since in 1983 and I have never been mugged, never been attacked by machete welding thugs, but I have encountered many locals who will steal the shirt off your back when you are sleeping.
A few months ago, on our recent trip to Nicaragua, we had some travel issues and had a choice of staying in Managua or flying to El Salvador and spending the night. We opted to stay in Managua due to the violence in El Salvador (perceived or real) My wife is a Nica and we are both very well traveled not just in Central America but Europe as well. El Salvador is NOT one of our travel destinations
Now I have personally seen the outcomes of a machete attack in Nicaragua, 12 in total in my tenure in Nicaragua, and to tell you the truth all have ended in death or cut up to the point where the individual is not recognizable, very gory and gruesome.
At the same time I have read information of two very famous machete attacks in Nicaragua, both came out with VERY minor scratches at most, Peter Christopher and Eric Volz. I have met one of them and to tell you the truth Eric is the biggest liar (well behind Eugene Hasenfus) I cannot believe Eric said he ran through a crowd of 20 people welding machetes wanting to kill him and came out without a scratch - it's like he was never in Nicaragua and was writing one of his stories for his publications (but then again he is a writer) correct?
Also I have never been cut up in bits with a Skill saw (but then again, as an adult I have never been involved with a 16 year old pregnant girl with a wife in the states.)
I guess it all comes down to treating people with respect (even if the local customs reflect differently) and keeping my business privet, not being stupid, you know like getting drunk and taking a taxi at 3 am to the house of the stripper I just met. Well I guess this is just some "Pointers" to keep ones arse out of trouble.
Safe in Nicaragua
I have lived in El Salvador for some 16 years, never been 'mugged', in Nicaragua the thieves are a bit more agressive than in El Salvador, I never got robbed but encountered drunken cops in Managua leading a tour in 2000 and a drunken cab driver at 4 am in Managua, other than that took the usual precautions, went around with a little bit of cash and photocopy of my passport, thats all except for a bag of snacks, since I do not drink I go to bed early and get up early, avoiding the 'vida nocturna'.
What a coincidence...
The little flag showing in this web page is Costarican... who HATES Nicaragua and want to stole its San Juan river. Nicragua is AWESOME... I've lived here for almost 25 years and I can assure you it IS one of the safest places in the WORLD.
Let it Go, Life is too short.
Cannot change others, cannot control the behavior of others, get on with life on life terms. "G-d or Higher Power or Great Spirit or No Spirit, Grant me TODAY the serenity to accept the things I cannot change (others, even close friends), courage to change the things I can (my own attitude) and the WISDOM* to know the difference." Knowledge ain't wisdom!!!! Every morning I wake up here in San Salvador with an attitide of gratitude, the rest of you on this thread PLEASE carry the resentments for me, because I assume you are "normies" and won't drink, get drunk and stay drunk, over nothing really, over someone else's horseshit. I'm on Vet's disability, I long ago sold my car and take buses, however since I'm now working, mostly volunteer in the development or rural cultural and eco tourism I always have a ride to the site and back, in our fellowship taht's called "FREEDOM FROM BONDAGE OF SELF" cuz if I get into stinkin' thinkin' and start listening to myself, I am in trouble. I have no wife, was divorced 1984 in States, no kids, she was from Europe and took birth control measures, no vehicle any more, no big deal.
La Foca is right however, this is no country to raise kids, and unless your company from abroad sends you here and puts you up in a gated community rent free, not worth the effort, El Salvador ok for hardy, singl e young people who may wish to teach English, volunteer, whatever for 6 months or a year, not for raising a family. A few years ago a US citizen ex pat was brought here to work by a wealthy Salvadoran, lived rent free, then one day, about a year later, for no real reason, he fired her. She started a small biz on her savings, married a Guatemalan/Salvadoran Doctor here, had a baby, now they are separated, she was doing 99% of the child raising while her husband was out with friends, surfing or whatever. Así es al vida.
I have my "Phil Hughes" too, a few in this country, basically losers, jackasses, who THINK I have Money, envidia. These people are Egomaniacs with an inferiority complex, have no job, no one will hire them, piss poor attitude and are whiners waiting for someone to offer tehm a job and the moon, as far as I am concerned, to quote my Dad, down east yankee from Maine "All a fart in a gale of wind" and the wonderful thing about the Internet is you have your "Delete" button. Saludos.
Nicaliving is a pile of Horseshit.
There is a good reason TRN was created, the writing has been on the wall for a long time. He let others build him a congregation, then he stole the pulpit.
I think maybe I once wrote something like that.
I cannot say I am a fan of Peter, but he did Nicaragua like most would and he got burned (chopped or however you want to put it). I believe what he says and some of it I can verify. He may have caused many of the problems himself, but most anyone with a North American state of mind would have done the same.
Sorry for the rambling, been enjoying the site for a while, and unable to sign on to NL for over 2 years, censorship, can you imagine it.
I was never able to understand why one of Peter's biggest fans suddenly threw him to the dogs.
Pedofile? Sandanista Sympathiser? Toni Solo? Lynux maybe made him Crazy? Who Knows.
I promise to register, until then it is not that difficult to figure out.
The REAL Nica
I think it is obvious that many who create web sites about Nicaragua have an economic agenda.
Real Estate agents want to sell inflated properties to unsuspecting foreigners, who arrive in Central America convinced they have to pay those prices for rentals and real estate, instead of trusting Nicaraguans. These people capitalize on the idea that "you can trust an American or Canadian" who is residing there, more than you can trust the locals. And the prices they charge are based on that. It's their branding tool and a damned shame, because many North Americans follow the yellow brick road and end up paying too much for properties, where people with Central American family members simply laugh at those escalated prices and find bargains.
The same goes for services. You'll hear North Americans saying, "Buy local!" They are promoting business growth, as well they need to. But the fact is that many Nicaraguans do not prefer to buy locally, and either do these expatriates in many cases. Instead, they send shipping containers to themselves laden with American priced goods. And sometimes they become distribution sources for other Americans and Canadians. So I have to agree this has a great deal to do with censorship on some of these sites aimed at drumming up business and offering some "good advice" on the side.
Unfortunately, even those who feel "marketing is evil" use these sites for just that purpose.
I stand corrected by Peter Christopher
In the above post, I stated:
"And finally, enough people encouraged me to read about you (Peter Christopher) through personal emails where they believed Phil Hughes was behind some acts with a machete,"
While this is the rumor I heard from a few people from Nica Living, Peter Christopher has denied that Phil Hughes sent people with machetes his way. He insists these people had different motives. So, I want to make it clear that this was the rumor mill. But having read so many posts by Phil Hughes and about him, I was inclined to believe the rumors, much as people in Nica Liviing fell into a pattern of repeating rumors about me. Possibly, if there wasn't so MUCH out there questioning Phil Hughes character, these things wouldn't be so believable.
As for the rest of them, their comments on Nica Living about the marriage of Marty and Ken Kinzel demonstrates their lack of character. Why would ANYONE make a widow's life more complicated by posting trash? And the answer is: an overwhelming need for some breath of life to spice up their mundane and miserable life.
Safety in Nicaragua
Well Hello Peter,
I have been told I am you, so I thought I'd take a look at your site. After reading your blog about FYL et al, I have concluded that Nicaragua probably IS a dangerous place. But it is not the Nicaraguans I fear, it is the unscrupulous North Americans at Nica Living. They seem to have such a pathology that I was wondering what the heck happened to them. And then they began to accuse me of being you. And finally, enough people encouraged me to read about you through personal emails where they believed Phil Hughes was behind some acts with a machete, and I decided I liked you a heck of a lot more than the people at Nica Living who had been libeling me, doing their best at character assassinations, and reaching levels of frustration I had never seen in trying to discover who I was. Why, you may ask? Because simply, I don't believe a thing they say. I believe "Juanno" is Sherif El Dibani, because his posts are written in the same poor grammarian style and with the same venom. And the way he came after me caused me to realize this moron is one sick cookie.
My husband is applying for asylum in Nicaragua after being deported from the U.S., and FYL "socialista extraordinaire" found this "boring" and "b.s." And so I asked myself what type of socialist thinking person thinks things like asylum are b.s? And being a humanitarian and a REAL socialist, I found his attitude odd, if not downright phony. What disturbed me further was the fact that he buys the complete ideology of socialism, where any self respecting person with a political ideology certainly questions a few areas. I know I do. His rants sound as if he's posing as a socialist to me, instead of actually thinking as one...and I had wondered if his over-the-top ideas in every area weren't a bit too pat for who he claimed to be. When he kept deleting my posts, right after I posted after him...sometimes questioning his ideas and sometimes agreeing with them, I wondered what his thing was. And his hormonal sidekick Nicareal seemed to be the linebacker who tackled anyone that attacked Sherif El Dibani, alias "Juanno." That seemed like odd behavior. But when I saw the photo of him with a barely legal teen, if legal at all, I realized it was my posts explaining my disgust over lecherous old coots who came to Central America to play touchy-feely with young girls that got his dander up. Because let me make no bones about this...I detest men who exploit children sexually! And I believe THAT is what alienated me from him, since much of our ideology seemed the same. That photo disgusted me, as both a mother and a grandmother, for so many reasons, even if she is barely legal. It defined what I was talking about over there, where disgusting men who wouldn't garner a second look in the U.S. move to Latin American countries to dangle money to young desperate girls and try to lure them in.
So I concluded there are more nuts over there than a Christmas stocking and moved on today. And I believe your story along with many others there who emailed me. So I am here. I'm sure I will bring Juanno's raging DTs to the point he will probably pop up here, chasing me. I want to apologize for that. He is a basket case. As for the rest, they are the weakest chain I've ever encountered, and if that is the danger in Nicaragua...a bunch of unstable North Americans, then I'm in agreement with you. Anyone who is so pea-green jealous that they send a machete your way is imbalanced.
Nice to finally meet you! And just think, it would have never happened had they not compared me to you!
safest countries in Latin America
I truely believe that....I never said it was perfect but we are still in diapers compared to all the other countries in Crime...been to Guatemala lately, finally its name speaks for itself. Sorry Peter I agree with this guy.
Costa Rica and Honduras !!!!
Looks like there are a few Nicaragua haters on here. Its not perfect , there are problems but it not anywhere near the mess South Central L.A. is, heck the cops will not even go there. I took a tour of that area. Our bus was shot at...!!!!!!
Yes , its better in the USA......maybe those folks that hate it here so much ....should !
I've lived in El Salvador all my life (22 years) and never been mugged because of the precautions I take all the time (it is a dangerous country). But (stupidly) I bought the whole "Nicaragua is a safe country" thing and went without taking all the precautions I usually take here: the result was I was mugged at gunpoint and had some lights stolen off my my car (TWICE) in less then a week... and this is while sticking to the tourist areas. So there is no such thing as a super safe Nicaragua... you can enjoy your stay but still have to be very alert and all..
crime in nicaragua
Having being born and raised in nicaragua for 23 years I could tell you the reality of nicaragua. For example in the 80s nica was the most violent place on earth,the 90s came and brougth more poverty than before, so how can anybody expect a place without dangers. Having said that we must close our ears to misinformation about my country. Nicaragua is the most violent place on earth forever, so do not go there my "beloved" gringos, stay put in the beautiful U.S.A. nicas should live of the land not of turist dollars, for your own sake.
Paid by the MCC?
I am jdbriceno or Diego, the person you claim is being paid by the MCC to post false information.
You say "We've also had a user on this website, jdbriceno, who was trying to post misleading information on this website but then quit and hasn't been back. I'm willing to bet that this "Diego jdbriceno" was being paid directly or indirectly by the MCC to misrepresent Nicargua in my claim about Nicargua's misuse of foreign aid."
Why haven't I been back? Well because you blocked my account and would not allow me to log in. I have now created I now account in the hope that I am not blocked. You say I have been paid to post misleading information, would you please clarify as to what misleading information I ever posted because as far as I know everything I posted was directly cited from the CIA world factbook. You also say you can bet that I am being paid or was paid by the MCC, could you please tell me where you got your information? Because it appears it is you who is posting misleading information on the website.
Look who Baltodano is:
"Ortega put retired general and former guerrilla commander Álvaro Baltodano Cantarero as president of the National Free Trade Zone Commission and executive secretary of the Free Trade Zone Corporation. Baltodano is one of Ortega's most trusted men and was his national campaign chief during the 2001 election campaign. After retiring from the army in April 2000, Baltodano rejoined the FSLN as part of Cerna's group. Soon after his third election defeat, Ortega commissioned Baltodano to attend to the groups, personalities and political allies in the FSLN's Convergence alliance."
This guy has ties to LENIN CERNA.....ask any Nicaraguan who Lenin Cerna was...
I would not invest any money knowing this guy's ties.
Wikipedia? Not the place to go for facts, Son.
Wikipedia goofs again. http://tech.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/02/10/2211220
Nicaragua safesty factor
Back in 1987, I took a wrong turn of the interstate and ended up in Bronx, that is one of the five borough NYC, it was around 6:00 p.m., was driving with my family and for the first time in my life, I was really scared especially because was travelling with my family. Remember, the movie with Paul Newman, had been released around the same time. Why do I mention this experience, because any where you go, be it Nicaragua or Costa Rica or Honduras or Panama, you have to exercise caution and common sense.
Fred's comments
I agree with Fred totally..
Are there plans to move Asia closer to the US or vice-versa? That is the principal drawback for those of us with family or business interests in the US....
Nicaragua crime...
I am sure that you can still get mugged, robbed, burgularized, etc. in Nicaragua.... However, back in 2003, I met the head of immigration a the Nicaragua/CR border.... He analyzed and summarized the situation as follows: There is virtually no crime in Nicaragua. We sent all of the bad guys to Costa Rica as there is more money there for them to steal. His name was Gustav Pedersen....
Somehow, I think he is correct.
safety in latin america
i have seen the same pattern in many places in latin america. gringos swearing how safe colombia is for example. gringos tell me that ecuador is sooooo safe. in reality both countries are dangerous as hell. local latinos will confirm that. in colombia someone gets abducted every three minutes. and that is only the official statistics. columbia is in a civil war, all intercity streets close at night. in ecuador every businessman i know, those are not rich people by western standards, does employ a personal bodyguard.
i only believe in facts and i listen to local people.
with regards to nicaragua i believe that managua is very dangerous. so is the north and the caribbean. other cities are quite safe. when i was in nicaragua i have visited every single major city and even some small. nicas and the police warned me everywhere not to go to certain areas because of crime.
in general, why should i be restricted from going here or there ? why should i be restricted from going out at night or from walking at night. why should i live in a place where i do not have the freedom to move anywhere, any time of the day? everyone i know became victim of a violent crime in costa rica(i know many people in costa rica). i got robbed by the police in managua. that was the first time in my life that i got robbed anywhere, after living in and travelling to more than 75 countries. i am sick and tired of crime in latin america. even in the poorest asian countries i can walk anywhere at night without problems. asia rocks !
Christopher Peter wrote "What a bunch of lies. This is such festering propoganda that I am not even going to waste my time on it". Chris why waste your time then??
No doubt, Nicaragua a one of the safest countries in Latin America, relatively safe. However, many countries like Costa Rica or Puerto Rico's governments hide their crime rates in order to keep tourism high and business coming.
I lived in Nicaragua for 4 years and never had any problems, I do plan to go back when I retire.
so true
i gave up reading nicaliving more than two years ago because it is soo boring. and it is censored like a stalinist police state.
that was the reason why i have founded the nicaraguaforum on yahoo where anything goes.
at the moment we have an open discussion going on about crime in nicaragua and turbas.
There is no interesting
There is no interesting /useful subject matter on nicaliving site.
It comes across as a "censored" site. It merely dabbles in "safe" subjects. Its boring and un informative.
A bunch of folks babbling all day long and offering no substance.
good bye nicaliving....
Nicaragua is EXTREMELY CORRUPT but
Nicaragua is way safer than Costa Rica - can't imagine anywhere in Central America safer - crime is actually punished in Nicaragua and under control but it's the cops you have to fear of robbing you. I can promise you that El Salvador and Panama are more violent that Nicaragua too.


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Welcome to Loring Towers Apartment Homes
Finding an apartment home in Salem, Massachusetts is now easier than ever. Loring Towers is centrally located in a prime neighborhood and its ideal location places you within a short walk of fashionable markets, shops, and dining venues. We are minutes from the Salem waterfront and only fifteen minutes to Boston. Welcome home to Loring Towers and live life the way you deserve!
Experience a distinctive apartment community located in the historic city of Salem. Enjoy a newly upgraded home with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, beautiful new oak cabinetry, updated energy-saving kitchens, new energy-efficient windows, new kitchen and bathroom flooring, and more! With two one or two bedroom floor plans to choose from, finding a new apartment home that matches your lifestyle has never been easier.
Take advantage of common area amenities such as dual elevator services, convenient laundry centers and a stunning new Community Center with a full kitchen. Families will love spending a sunny day at the whimsical children's playscape. Shoot some hoops on the basketball court or simply enjoy a leisurely walk to the Salem waterfront. Visit our photo gallery and take a glimpse of what Loring Towers has to offer you.