one of the kids up on the farm..fell off a horse late sat. afternoon..when he fell..got a thorn stuck in his eye...they got him to the hospital in waslala,,got there about 8 pm..sunday...they took him to matagalpa by bus..no ambulance service..everything in Waslala was free..except for the medicine..in meteagalpa..the same free.on monday.there they put him and several other people in a ambulance..and put him here in mga..at a eye clinic.next to the s.s. office..below plaza inter..they operated on him today..hopefully tomorrow they will know..how his eye is..they said the hospital..in W.

FYI; See link below to the article on the capture of Toth

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/04/22/us-usa-crime-toth-idUSBRE93L19...

Nicaragua is headed toward energy independence, mostly from renewable sources. It certainly isn't there yet but it has a plan. On the other side lots of people (including people here on NL) have said renewable energy won't work. That is, it's too expensive, unreliable and more.

Does anyone know of any bars or other public places that will telecasting the NHL Playoffs? I know that Sky TV here was carrying regular season games this year.

of this in Boise. The last 30 seconds are all you have to watch.

http://www.nbcnews.com/video/nbc-news/51596458?from=en-us_msnhp#51596458

Eastern European refugees would buy a run down fixer, and transform it into the nicest house on the street; Somalis so different from our home-grown African Americans, THEIR kids excel in school instead of dealing drugs. So much opportunity still available; it's your choice.

To whom it may concern:

Your prompt, honest answers are appreciated to the short survey linked below. The survey is in response to recent published concerns about problems with importing NGO humanitarian aid and personal goods (for Nicaraguan legal residents). Your answers will be _anonymous_ except with expressed permission.

The hope is that the cumulative results will enable informed and positive discussions with interested Nicaraguan authorities.

Thanks so much for your help. Feel free to distribute where appropriate!

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5G9Z7N9

During the 1980s, Nicaragua wasn't the only country in Central America being manipulated by the Reagan administration. One other was Guatemala. A few weeks ago Efrain Rios Montt, former president/dictator finally went on trial for genocide conducted by his administration in the early 1980s. Yesterday, however, the trial was stopped because of what amounts to a prodecural error. The case must go back to the pre-trial phase. (Note that the lawyers representing Rios Montt are the ones who represente John McAfee.)

There have been a few articles here about Nicaragua being granted a big chunk of the Caribbean that was claimed by Colombia. There are certainly continuing issues such as patrolling this area still of concern on the Nicaraguan end.

An article in Colombia Reports talks about the Colombia end. It's not clear what is going to come up in the investigation but it is happening.

Some of my friends have contracts with Claro and all seem to pay much more than I do for Claro's services. Considering the quality of thier service I wanted to show just how cheap it can be to use Claro without the hassles of a contract.

I use Claro's prepaid internet, and cell service. I have a contract for their cable but only because pre-paid is not offered (the cable has been out since about 2 pm this afternoon by the way).

the question please ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=fvwp&v=rCVJzgEpSkI&NR=1

He's in a better place . . .a better place for both him and the people of Venezuela .. :)

There are three parts, but the above is the best . . .

Immigration granted yesterday (April 16th) the permanent residency to a former agent of the Home Land Security of USA (Retiree). The process took one year and officially there wasn't any problem, I was informed off the record that the reason for the delay was because he was an ex law enforcement agent. The gist is at the end of waiting time he was approved. As for now, we must know in this kind of cases we have to wait more

Best Regards,

Paul Tiffer Attorney at law ptiffer@cablenet.com.ni

Not sure if this belongs in Agriculture or Health. Monsanto didn't pay for this study and it tells us that GMOs are not a good thing. This time with some numbers.

As GMO corn is the norm and corn is such a large part of the Nicaraguan diet, the nutrition information is pretty important. From the article