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    • 161.

      The History Of Chocolate


      by Paul Symonds - 2007-12-10
      The word - chocolate - has most likely come from the Nahuatl language, the indigenous language of central Mexico. The Nahuatl language might have influence of the Mayan languages. According to ...
    • 162.

      Top Ten Scuba Diving Trips


      by Aazdak Alisimo - 2007-12-21
      The world is full of excellent locations for scuba diving. Everyone has their own dream list. Here is one list of the top ten scuba diving trips although you'll probably have your own. Just try ...
    • 163.

      Considering Retirement But Short On Cash?


      by Jim Scherrer - 2007-12-24
      Attention all baby boomers; are you starting to think about retirement but your cash is tied up in 401k´s, IRA's, pension programs, retirement funds, stock options, or your residence and you're not qu...
    • 164.

      Retirement Real Estate In Puerto Vallarta, Mexico


      by Jim Scherrer - 2007-12-24
      How would you like to have a really intelligent, honest and well educated president? How about a Harvard graduate? Well, would you believe that Mexico has a 12 consecutive year run of Harvard alumni p...
    • 165.

      The Most Popular Fruit In The World


      by Jim Scherrer - 2007-12-24
      It's probably safe to say, that when asked which fruit is the most popular fruit in the world, the majority of Americans and Canadians would respond with apples or bananas. That response would be norm...
    • 166.

      What Makes Puerto Vallarta Quaint?


      by Jim Scherrer - 2007-12-24
      Quaint, as defined by Webster and others, means unusual or old fashioned in a pleasing way, with a charming old fashioned quality, or oddly picturesque. Some will say that Puerto Vallarta is a quaint ...
    • 167.

      Effect Of The Union En Caule Company On Puerto Vallarta


      by Jim Scherrer - 2007-12-24
      Silver is probably not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Mexico, but perhaps it should be. After all, Mexico has been the world's leader in the production of silver since the 1500´s...
    • 168.

      Want To Find Treasure In The Sierra Madres?


      by Jim Scherrer - 2007-12-24
      Do you remember the 1927 novel, "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre", which was about a couple of down-and-out Americans that joined up with a crusty old timer to prospect for gold in Mexico? It was lat...
    • 169.

      Retirement In Puerto Vallarta--want To Live Longer?


      by Jim Scherrer - 2007-12-24
      Life! Ah, there's nothing we'd rather have! If only the condo salesman would have known that extended life was included in the selling price of the condo back in 1984.Twenty three years ago, while vis...
    • 170.

      Political and Social Bourbon Reforms in New Spain in the 18th Century


      by - 2007-11-14
      In the 18th century the Bourbons planed to boost incomes and also wanted to get back control over the colonies. To do this the Bourbons disjointed local authorities, particularly those that obst...