Puerto Rico my families home land is about to bewater because of rising floods what can be done?
Q. I am fearing that Puerto Rico my families home land is about to be underwater in about 50 years. The government said that they are taking extreme measuring in trying to stop rising water in Puerto Rico by putting a wall around Puerto Rico. Is this even possible? If not can the united states allow all of them to settle there?
Asked by Alvaro R - Thu Feb 21 09:51:12 2008 - - 4 Answers - 4 Comments
A. The reason for constant floods during rain season and with the coasts is that the land is being dug up and mountains blown up to build malls, roads and hotels. The coasts are losing land because the sand of the beaches is being used by the miles to build new sky scrapers, hotels, homes and so on. As for the center of the island where floods are nothing new, tearing down trees, breaking down mountains and destroying other natural resources causes the water ways to change it's course and since the rivers and streams are dissapprearing and there is no where the water can flow freely, so it spreads and floods. This is a matter of stop digging out the sand on the beaches, and stop destroying the trees and mountains or in a few years Puerto Rico… [cont.]
Answered by xxxxxxxx - Thu Feb 21 11:27:27 2008
Q. I am fearing that Puerto Rico my families home land is about to be underwater in about 50 years. The government said that they are taking extreme measuring in trying to stop rising water in Puerto Rico by putting a wall around Puerto Rico. Is this even possible? If not can the united states allow all of them to settle there?
Asked by Alvaro R - Thu Feb 21 09:51:12 2008 - - 4 Answers - 4 Comments
A. The reason for constant floods during rain season and with the coasts is that the land is being dug up and mountains blown up to build malls, roads and hotels. The coasts are losing land because the sand of the beaches is being used by the miles to build new sky scrapers, hotels, homes and so on. As for the center of the island where floods are nothing new, tearing down trees, breaking down mountains and destroying other natural resources causes the water ways to change it's course and since the rivers and streams are dissapprearing and there is no where the water can flow freely, so it spreads and floods. This is a matter of stop digging out the sand on the beaches, and stop destroying the trees and mountains or in a few years Puerto Rico… [cont.]
Answered by xxxxxxxx - Thu Feb 21 11:27:27 2008
If the status of Puerto Rico is not priority, why is immigration so important?
Q. There are thousands of illegal immigrants entering through Puerto Rico, do you think now that the status of Puerto Rico should be defined??? Local news in the island are constantly covering this issue of illegal immigrants in Puerto Rico. Most of them are Dominicans and they wind up entering the USA.
Asked by David D - Mon Jan 14 18:04:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Illegals wanted to Puerto Rico with a future plan of coming to USA. Immigration must be regulated to curb illegals from entering the borders.
Answered by FRAGINAL-NOYPI - Mon Jan 14 18:26:57 2008
Q. There are thousands of illegal immigrants entering through Puerto Rico, do you think now that the status of Puerto Rico should be defined??? Local news in the island are constantly covering this issue of illegal immigrants in Puerto Rico. Most of them are Dominicans and they wind up entering the USA.
Asked by David D - Mon Jan 14 18:04:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Illegals wanted to Puerto Rico with a future plan of coming to USA. Immigration must be regulated to curb illegals from entering the borders.
Answered by FRAGINAL-NOYPI - Mon Jan 14 18:26:57 2008
What is the pendant from puerto rico that keeps evil away?
Q. What is the pendant from puerto rico that keeps evil away? What is the pendant from puerto rico that keeps evil away? my dad said we had one, my aunt sent me and my sister one from puerto rico when we were babies. my dad can't find them but he said they look like a fist. i was wondering if some one could give me pictures of what it looks like or if your puerto rican if you have one?
Asked by Natlie - Sat Apr 18 22:07:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. (YES); there Is a pendant from puerto rico that keeps evil away according to "Some" Sources !
Answered by HEAVENly EYES ! ! ! - Wed Apr 22 13:58:31 2009
Q. What is the pendant from puerto rico that keeps evil away? What is the pendant from puerto rico that keeps evil away? my dad said we had one, my aunt sent me and my sister one from puerto rico when we were babies. my dad can't find them but he said they look like a fist. i was wondering if some one could give me pictures of what it looks like or if your puerto rican if you have one?
Asked by Natlie - Sat Apr 18 22:07:53 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. (YES); there Is a pendant from puerto rico that keeps evil away according to "Some" Sources !
Answered by HEAVENly EYES ! ! ! - Wed Apr 22 13:58:31 2009
Where is the best place to snorkel in Puerto Rico?
Q. My family of 5 (2 adults and 3 girls in their 20's) are planning a trip to Puerto Rico in August. Where would you recommend we go snorkeling? We are planning to stay in Isle Verde. Should we go on our own or should we go on a tour?
Asked by Gail - Mon Jul 14 08:40:56 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Isla Verde is a great area to stay at, but its not the best for snorkeling. The best snorkeling can be found of the east coast town of Fajardo. There are 2 islands named Culebra & Vieques that have great snorkeling conditions. You can take a cheap ferry ride from Fajardo. Also the smaller cays of Palomintio & Icacos have great snorkeling but there are not ferries, you can pay a boater to take you over. Culebra: Vieques: Also on the south coast of PR, playa la parguera near Ponce/Guanica has good snorkeling & you dont need to take a boat. You can rent equipment right on the beach. Or if you would like to take a boat off the coast, then caja de muertos island off the coast of Ponce is nice too. & off the west coast town of Rincon is… [cont.]
Answered by nena - Mon Jul 14 09:28:50 2008
Q. My family of 5 (2 adults and 3 girls in their 20's) are planning a trip to Puerto Rico in August. Where would you recommend we go snorkeling? We are planning to stay in Isle Verde. Should we go on our own or should we go on a tour?
Asked by Gail - Mon Jul 14 08:40:56 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Isla Verde is a great area to stay at, but its not the best for snorkeling. The best snorkeling can be found of the east coast town of Fajardo. There are 2 islands named Culebra & Vieques that have great snorkeling conditions. You can take a cheap ferry ride from Fajardo. Also the smaller cays of Palomintio & Icacos have great snorkeling but there are not ferries, you can pay a boater to take you over. Culebra: Vieques: Also on the south coast of PR, playa la parguera near Ponce/Guanica has good snorkeling & you dont need to take a boat. You can rent equipment right on the beach. Or if you would like to take a boat off the coast, then caja de muertos island off the coast of Ponce is nice too. & off the west coast town of Rincon is… [cont.]
Answered by nena - Mon Jul 14 09:28:50 2008
How important is Mexican culture in Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo?
Q. Mexican culture seems to be very cherished throughout Latin America. All Latinos I've met regardless of nationality listen to Mexican music like the Tigres del Notre, are familiar with Vicente Fernandez, love Mexican food, watch Mexican novelas, etc. Is this also true for Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.
Asked by lexddog - Mon Apr 6 19:56:40 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I can't speak for Dom. Rep., but I do know they like Mexico and Mexicans very much in Puerto Rico. A Mexican friend of mine moved there many years ago and she dances in a folkloric ballet that performs only Mexican dances and is very popular over there -- they are often invited in TV shows and stuff. And of course not all of the dancers are mexican... so it looks like PR girls love Mexican typical dances, which makes me very proud and glad!
Answered by Lprod - Mon Apr 6 20:06:30 2009
Q. Mexican culture seems to be very cherished throughout Latin America. All Latinos I've met regardless of nationality listen to Mexican music like the Tigres del Notre, are familiar with Vicente Fernandez, love Mexican food, watch Mexican novelas, etc. Is this also true for Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.
Asked by lexddog - Mon Apr 6 19:56:40 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I can't speak for Dom. Rep., but I do know they like Mexico and Mexicans very much in Puerto Rico. A Mexican friend of mine moved there many years ago and she dances in a folkloric ballet that performs only Mexican dances and is very popular over there -- they are often invited in TV shows and stuff. And of course not all of the dancers are mexican... so it looks like PR girls love Mexican typical dances, which makes me very proud and glad!
Answered by Lprod - Mon Apr 6 20:06:30 2009
What city in Puerto Rico does the movie Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie take place in?
Q. im trying to figure out where in puerto rico did the movie take place because my family will be vacationing in puerto rico and I really like where they were. Thanks!
Asked by kittycat11meow - Fri Oct 16 21:46:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I found this on the IMDb forum: "This was filmed at the Hotel Hilton Caribe. I spent my honeymoon/birthday there in 07." Then, I did a search with the hotel, which leads me to this city: San Juan! Only the hotel actually is Caribe Hilton San Juan. Here's a link to the hotel's site:
Answered by MystMoonstruck - Sun Oct 18 18:16:54 2009
Q. im trying to figure out where in puerto rico did the movie take place because my family will be vacationing in puerto rico and I really like where they were. Thanks!
Asked by kittycat11meow - Fri Oct 16 21:46:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I found this on the IMDb forum: "This was filmed at the Hotel Hilton Caribe. I spent my honeymoon/birthday there in 07." Then, I did a search with the hotel, which leads me to this city: San Juan! Only the hotel actually is Caribe Hilton San Juan. Here's a link to the hotel's site:
Answered by MystMoonstruck - Sun Oct 18 18:16:54 2009
What are good Hilton hotels in Puerto Rico for a beach vacation?
Q. I work for Hilton so i want a hilton property so i can get my discount. Looking for a safe, lively, possibly tourist-y area in Puerto Rico for my 19 year old bf and 21 year old self. Is the weather good for the beach and swimming in aug or sep? Where in Puerto Rico would you recommend for us? Thanks!! :)
Asked by Janae B - Thu Jul 2 22:09:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Caribe Hilton is in a very good location: If you like walking, you can easily walk into Old San Juan from there (or take the bus). We went in late July last year and we stayed in Condado (not too far from the Hilton) and it was great. The weather was ok, really humid though. If you do go, definitely rent a car and explore the rest of the island. El Yunque is beautiful, and the west side of the island is nice too.
Answered by jellybeancounter - Fri Jul 3 11:53:15 2009
Q. I work for Hilton so i want a hilton property so i can get my discount. Looking for a safe, lively, possibly tourist-y area in Puerto Rico for my 19 year old bf and 21 year old self. Is the weather good for the beach and swimming in aug or sep? Where in Puerto Rico would you recommend for us? Thanks!! :)
Asked by Janae B - Thu Jul 2 22:09:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Caribe Hilton is in a very good location: If you like walking, you can easily walk into Old San Juan from there (or take the bus). We went in late July last year and we stayed in Condado (not too far from the Hilton) and it was great. The weather was ok, really humid though. If you do go, definitely rent a car and explore the rest of the island. El Yunque is beautiful, and the west side of the island is nice too.
Answered by jellybeancounter - Fri Jul 3 11:53:15 2009
How is it that Puerto Rico can vote in the primaries?
Q. To the contrary of one of your answerers who laughed at my question, Bill Clinton mentioned that Puerto Rico , in fact, does have primary delegate votes. Why? How does it qualify, given that it isn't a state?
Asked by mina - Tue Mar 18 16:48:57 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Puerto Rico is part of the US - it is a territory. Guam also votes!
Answered by amnesty sucks - Tue Mar 18 17:00:24 2008
Q. To the contrary of one of your answerers who laughed at my question, Bill Clinton mentioned that Puerto Rico , in fact, does have primary delegate votes. Why? How does it qualify, given that it isn't a state?
Asked by mina - Tue Mar 18 16:48:57 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Puerto Rico is part of the US - it is a territory. Guam also votes!
Answered by amnesty sucks - Tue Mar 18 17:00:24 2008
What are the specific problems with Tourism in Puerto Rico and what can be done to bring more visitors?
Q. Dominican Republic is our direct competition. Why is this so? What have been their strategies? How do they compare to the strategies done in Puerto Rico tourism?
Asked by lenastar_20 - Thu Mar 29 13:52:15 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. accomodation prices - only tourist with money can afford to visit PR 2. salaries in Dominican Republic are a third or even less what the tourism industry has to pay to their employees in PR, therefore rates are going to be lower 3. Dominican Republic is not only our direct competition, Cancun is a top destination that people rather visit because of prices as well 4. In order for PR to bring more visitors they would have to adjust their marketing strategies and start focusing on the mass of the population. With money or not they do vacation. 5. PR Tourism Company always focuses on the upper middle class and high classes of society as trageted population. That's the people they want to visit. 6. PR Tourism Co do not sponsor street… [cont.]
Answered by scorpionitty - Fri Mar 30 21:57:24 2007
Q. Dominican Republic is our direct competition. Why is this so? What have been their strategies? How do they compare to the strategies done in Puerto Rico tourism?
Asked by lenastar_20 - Thu Mar 29 13:52:15 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. accomodation prices - only tourist with money can afford to visit PR 2. salaries in Dominican Republic are a third or even less what the tourism industry has to pay to their employees in PR, therefore rates are going to be lower 3. Dominican Republic is not only our direct competition, Cancun is a top destination that people rather visit because of prices as well 4. In order for PR to bring more visitors they would have to adjust their marketing strategies and start focusing on the mass of the population. With money or not they do vacation. 5. PR Tourism Company always focuses on the upper middle class and high classes of society as trageted population. That's the people they want to visit. 6. PR Tourism Co do not sponsor street… [cont.]
Answered by scorpionitty - Fri Mar 30 21:57:24 2007
Does anyone know how far puerto rico is from the united states?
Q. I'm doing a report on puerto rico and i was wondering how far it was from the united states.
Asked by Jaimee - Sun Dec 10 16:07:07 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Puerto Rico is the easternmost island of the Greater Antilles in the Caribbean Sea, approximately a thousand miles southeast of Florida and just east of the Dominican Republic and west of the U.S. Virgin Islands. The island is approximately 90 miles wide in an east-west direction and 30 miles wide between the north and south coasts.
Answered by Lindsay MG - Sun Dec 10 16:13:33 2006
Q. I'm doing a report on puerto rico and i was wondering how far it was from the united states.
Asked by Jaimee - Sun Dec 10 16:07:07 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Puerto Rico is the easternmost island of the Greater Antilles in the Caribbean Sea, approximately a thousand miles southeast of Florida and just east of the Dominican Republic and west of the U.S. Virgin Islands. The island is approximately 90 miles wide in an east-west direction and 30 miles wide between the north and south coasts.
Answered by Lindsay MG - Sun Dec 10 16:13:33 2006
I worked in two states this year, How do I file in Puerto Rico and Massachusetts?
Q. I think my main concern is with the Federal tax return. Also, my wife worked in Puerto Rico until September, but didn't work the rest of the year in MA. In PR we don't pay federal taxes, but I've filed federal tax returns when I worked for the US Department of Justice in PR. It's all so confusing.
Asked by rfv21 - Mon Jan 7 08:57:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. See IRS publication 570 (territories).
Answered by the tax lady - Mon Jan 7 22:50:45 2008
Q. I think my main concern is with the Federal tax return. Also, my wife worked in Puerto Rico until September, but didn't work the rest of the year in MA. In PR we don't pay federal taxes, but I've filed federal tax returns when I worked for the US Department of Justice in PR. It's all so confusing.
Asked by rfv21 - Mon Jan 7 08:57:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. See IRS publication 570 (territories).
Answered by the tax lady - Mon Jan 7 22:50:45 2008
How do I get to El Yunque Rainforest in Puerto Rico?
Q. I am planning a trip to Puerto Rico, and I've heard that the El Yunque Rainforest is a MUST-SEE. Of all the sites I've been to, and the great things I've heard, I can't find ANY directions for how to get there. P.S. I'm not sure if we will be going from San Juan or Fajardo. We haven't figured out a "plan of action" for the trip, so I will need directions from San Juan to El Yunque and also from Fajardo to El Yunque. Please help!
Asked by jodicakes - Thu Jun 26 12:32:00 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HI. im from puerto rico and you have to see it. there are the link for the directions: From San Juan, PR to El Yunque Rainforest, Rio Grande, PR: And From Fajardo, PR to El Yunque Rainforest, Rio Grande, PR: ( im supposing that you will start from El Conquistador Hotel.
Answered by Christian R - Sat Jun 28 09:26:09 2008
Q. I am planning a trip to Puerto Rico, and I've heard that the El Yunque Rainforest is a MUST-SEE. Of all the sites I've been to, and the great things I've heard, I can't find ANY directions for how to get there. P.S. I'm not sure if we will be going from San Juan or Fajardo. We haven't figured out a "plan of action" for the trip, so I will need directions from San Juan to El Yunque and also from Fajardo to El Yunque. Please help!
Asked by jodicakes - Thu Jun 26 12:32:00 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HI. im from puerto rico and you have to see it. there are the link for the directions: From San Juan, PR to El Yunque Rainforest, Rio Grande, PR: And From Fajardo, PR to El Yunque Rainforest, Rio Grande, PR: ( im supposing that you will start from El Conquistador Hotel.
Answered by Christian R - Sat Jun 28 09:26:09 2008
What is the safest city to travel to in Puerto Rico?
Q. I am traveling to Puerto Rico for my honeymoon and i want to stay somewhere that is luxurious but safe. Any suggestions?
Asked by Asyah - Wed Jun 10 23:56:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any town in Puerto Rico is quite safe for tourists. Just use normal precautions like you would in NYC or anywhere else. Anyway for a luxurious honeymoon I would suggest El Conquistador Resort in Fajardo. They have a gorgeous private island called Palomino with the whitest sand & clearest water imaginable. Fajardo is only about 45 minutes from San Juan so you can still go there to site see. And Fajardo is about 15 minutes from El Yunque rain forest. I would also reccomend San Juan if you like being in the city with all the action and around the historic sites. And I would reccomend Rincon or somewhere on the west coast for a more laidback vacation. Enjoy :)
Answered by Bebe - Thu Jun 11 09:27:12 2009
Q. I am traveling to Puerto Rico for my honeymoon and i want to stay somewhere that is luxurious but safe. Any suggestions?
Asked by Asyah - Wed Jun 10 23:56:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any town in Puerto Rico is quite safe for tourists. Just use normal precautions like you would in NYC or anywhere else. Anyway for a luxurious honeymoon I would suggest El Conquistador Resort in Fajardo. They have a gorgeous private island called Palomino with the whitest sand & clearest water imaginable. Fajardo is only about 45 minutes from San Juan so you can still go there to site see. And Fajardo is about 15 minutes from El Yunque rain forest. I would also reccomend San Juan if you like being in the city with all the action and around the historic sites. And I would reccomend Rincon or somewhere on the west coast for a more laidback vacation. Enjoy :)
Answered by Bebe - Thu Jun 11 09:27:12 2009
What good information for someone wanting to move to Puerto Rico "from scratch" and on the fly?
Q. I am planning to move to Puerto Rico with or without plan and arrangement. I was hoping that there was someone who knew of any resources for jobs, good towns to move to as a PR "beginner", anything...and everything. -- I have come to realize that the income level is substantially lower and probably unlivable. So i really only want to know what a "newbie" needs to know in order to start off. -- What cities are better afordable but, least vulnerable to crime? Things like that.
Asked by Tichar L - Sat Oct 10 05:43:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The island has been in recession for 4 years (longer than the U.S.), the GDP is shrinking and unemployment is at 15% and increasing. There are massive strikes, political infighting and a wave of residents are migrating to the U.S. to find work since they can't find it on the island. Are you really sure you would want to move to Puerto Rico?
Answered by The "L" Word - Fri Oct 16 15:46:57 2009
Q. I am planning to move to Puerto Rico with or without plan and arrangement. I was hoping that there was someone who knew of any resources for jobs, good towns to move to as a PR "beginner", anything...and everything. -- I have come to realize that the income level is substantially lower and probably unlivable. So i really only want to know what a "newbie" needs to know in order to start off. -- What cities are better afordable but, least vulnerable to crime? Things like that.
Asked by Tichar L - Sat Oct 10 05:43:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The island has been in recession for 4 years (longer than the U.S.), the GDP is shrinking and unemployment is at 15% and increasing. There are massive strikes, political infighting and a wave of residents are migrating to the U.S. to find work since they can't find it on the island. Are you really sure you would want to move to Puerto Rico?
Answered by The "L" Word - Fri Oct 16 15:46:57 2009
What is the difference between the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico?
Q. The difference between the Dominican Republic and the Puerto Rico is that Dominican Republic is a country on an island in the West Indies in the Caribbean Sea. Santo Domingo is the capital of Dominican Republic. The Dominican Republic shares the island with the country of Haiti. The Puerto Rico is an island that is in the Caribbean Sea associated with the United States. Puerto Rico is is in the West Indies. San Juan is the capital of Puerto Rico. That is the difference between Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.
Asked by Sobahana A - Mon Jun 4 19:20:27 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Thats great!! Bu tif you knew the question...why'd youo ask it? I'm just curious. (Not trying to be a smart*ss)
Answered by BeeGirl - Mon Jun 4 21:19:45 2007
Q. The difference between the Dominican Republic and the Puerto Rico is that Dominican Republic is a country on an island in the West Indies in the Caribbean Sea. Santo Domingo is the capital of Dominican Republic. The Dominican Republic shares the island with the country of Haiti. The Puerto Rico is an island that is in the Caribbean Sea associated with the United States. Puerto Rico is is in the West Indies. San Juan is the capital of Puerto Rico. That is the difference between Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.
Asked by Sobahana A - Mon Jun 4 19:20:27 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Thats great!! Bu tif you knew the question...why'd youo ask it? I'm just curious. (Not trying to be a smart*ss)
Answered by BeeGirl - Mon Jun 4 21:19:45 2007
Where are some good social work graduate programs in Puerto Rico?
Q. Universidad del Este?? University of Puerto Rico? Pontificia Catholic University? Interamerican University? Which is the best school? Are social workers needed in Puerto Rico? Are there good social worker jobs in Puerto Rico? Thanks!
Asked by quisa - Tue Dec 4 20:23:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say in order of quality of study : 1. University of Puerto Rico 2. Interamerican University 3. Pontificia Catholic University 4. Universidad del Este (However, I studied Engineering, not social work). Are social workers needed in Puerto Rico? Yes, definitely. Are there good social worker jobs in Puerto Rico? Well, it depends on how do you evaluate a job. If it is for the salary, the answer would be no. If you look for satisfaction of be able to do something for the people, then yes.
Answered by Darth Eugene Vader - Wed Dec 5 08:23:22 2007
Q. Universidad del Este?? University of Puerto Rico? Pontificia Catholic University? Interamerican University? Which is the best school? Are social workers needed in Puerto Rico? Are there good social worker jobs in Puerto Rico? Thanks!
Asked by quisa - Tue Dec 4 20:23:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say in order of quality of study : 1. University of Puerto Rico 2. Interamerican University 3. Pontificia Catholic University 4. Universidad del Este (However, I studied Engineering, not social work). Are social workers needed in Puerto Rico? Yes, definitely. Are there good social worker jobs in Puerto Rico? Well, it depends on how do you evaluate a job. If it is for the salary, the answer would be no. If you look for satisfaction of be able to do something for the people, then yes.
Answered by Darth Eugene Vader - Wed Dec 5 08:23:22 2007
How can I get a chimpanzee as a pet in Puerto Rico?
Q. I always wanted to adopt a chimpanzee but i live in Puerto Rico,how can i do it?Or a monkey or anything related to that,I just always wanted to take care of one,they`re so cute and humanlike!
Asked by fuddyduddy - Sat May 5 14:50:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. are you ready for a full time job? its going to be like having a two year old forever.
Answered by The Vet Tech - Sat May 5 14:56:07 2007
Q. I always wanted to adopt a chimpanzee but i live in Puerto Rico,how can i do it?Or a monkey or anything related to that,I just always wanted to take care of one,they`re so cute and humanlike!
Asked by fuddyduddy - Sat May 5 14:50:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. are you ready for a full time job? its going to be like having a two year old forever.
Answered by The Vet Tech - Sat May 5 14:56:07 2007
Where is the best place and hotels to vacation in puerto rico?
Q. This will be the first time vacationing in Puerto Rico and I haven't had a vacation in 2 years.
Asked by hope u get laid off soon - Sat Mar 7 09:49:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can spend a week in Puerto Rico like this: two days in the capital area (San Juan), visiting the Old San Juan, El Morro and a side trip to the east coast to visit el Yunque rainforest. After that I ll move to the west coast and stay in the town of Rincon (surfing & great sunsets) or Cabo Rojo (near playa el combate) other nearby town is Lajas where you can visit other great beaches such as bahia sucia & Boqueron. While in the south west you can t miss the bioluminescence bay, it s a unique experience. If you like mountains, then the center of PR is the place, you may want to stay in paradores such as Gripinas in Jayuya. In the south side of the island in the town of Guanica there s a Dry forest which is a very interesting place to… [cont.]
Answered by silarem - Sun Mar 8 22:14:40 2009
Q. This will be the first time vacationing in Puerto Rico and I haven't had a vacation in 2 years.
Asked by hope u get laid off soon - Sat Mar 7 09:49:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can spend a week in Puerto Rico like this: two days in the capital area (San Juan), visiting the Old San Juan, El Morro and a side trip to the east coast to visit el Yunque rainforest. After that I ll move to the west coast and stay in the town of Rincon (surfing & great sunsets) or Cabo Rojo (near playa el combate) other nearby town is Lajas where you can visit other great beaches such as bahia sucia & Boqueron. While in the south west you can t miss the bioluminescence bay, it s a unique experience. If you like mountains, then the center of PR is the place, you may want to stay in paradores such as Gripinas in Jayuya. In the south side of the island in the town of Guanica there s a Dry forest which is a very interesting place to… [cont.]
Answered by silarem - Sun Mar 8 22:14:40 2009
what are the requirements for estheticians in Puerto Rico?
Q. Im a licensed esthetician in North Carolina thinking about moving to Puerto Rico. I love the culture and language. Also, I want to go to school to become a vet. tech and i was wondering how the vet industry is in PR and what are some good colleges down there? I need all the info I can get before I make a move.
Asked by Brown Sugar - Sun Mar 11 15:01:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In PR you will need 1000 clinical hours and you must be a cosmetologist. You may get more info calling to the State Board contact person of the National Coalition of Estheticians/Distributors and Associations: puerto rico juntes Examinadoras Tel: 787.722-2122 Fax: 787-722-4818 Puerto Rico Board of Examiners of Beauty Specialists PO Box 9023271 San Juan, PR 00902-3271 Phone: 787-722-2121 Fax: 787-722-2122 Hours: Must be Licensed Cosmetologist (1000 hrs) Regarding becoming a vet technician this is the best campus to do it and the more accredited. Here is some info: University of Puerto Rico Veterinary Technology Program Medical Sciences Campus P.O. Box 365067 San Juan, PR 00936-5067 787-758-2525, ext. 1051 or 1052 www.cprsweb.rc [cont.]
Answered by scorpionitty - Tue Mar 13 18:59:36 2007
Q. Im a licensed esthetician in North Carolina thinking about moving to Puerto Rico. I love the culture and language. Also, I want to go to school to become a vet. tech and i was wondering how the vet industry is in PR and what are some good colleges down there? I need all the info I can get before I make a move.
Asked by Brown Sugar - Sun Mar 11 15:01:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In PR you will need 1000 clinical hours and you must be a cosmetologist. You may get more info calling to the State Board contact person of the National Coalition of Estheticians/Distributors and Associations: puerto rico juntes Examinadoras Tel: 787.722-2122 Fax: 787-722-4818 Puerto Rico Board of Examiners of Beauty Specialists PO Box 9023271 San Juan, PR 00902-3271 Phone: 787-722-2121 Fax: 787-722-2122 Hours: Must be Licensed Cosmetologist (1000 hrs) Regarding becoming a vet technician this is the best campus to do it and the more accredited. Here is some info: University of Puerto Rico Veterinary Technology Program Medical Sciences Campus P.O. Box 365067 San Juan, PR 00936-5067 787-758-2525, ext. 1051 or 1052 www.cprsweb.rc [cont.]
Answered by scorpionitty - Tue Mar 13 18:59:36 2007
What gift should I ask for from Puerto Rico?
Q. My best friend is currently studying abroad in Puerto Rico, and she wants to know what sort of souvenir I'd like. I have absolutely no idea as to what to ask for. Any suggestions, other than alcohol?
Asked by pandoras_ps2 - Wed Aug 27 23:39:53 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you could ask for the native candies, coqui stuff, or better yet a hamack homemade in PR, also arty stuff like carved woods or handmade crafts.
Answered by see_ya - Thu Aug 28 10:35:59 2008
Q. My best friend is currently studying abroad in Puerto Rico, and she wants to know what sort of souvenir I'd like. I have absolutely no idea as to what to ask for. Any suggestions, other than alcohol?
Asked by pandoras_ps2 - Wed Aug 27 23:39:53 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you could ask for the native candies, coqui stuff, or better yet a hamack homemade in PR, also arty stuff like carved woods or handmade crafts.
Answered by see_ya - Thu Aug 28 10:35:59 2008
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Isla de Mona is a small, isolated island located in the Mona Passage, 68 km west of . Puerto Rico. and 60 km east of Hispaniola. There are a limited number of native, non-flying, vertebrate species extant on Isla de Mona. ...
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