Wednesday, September 25, 2013
ECUADOR NEWS MAGAZINE: Ecuador to streamline immigration controls
ECUADOR NEWS MAGAZINE: Ecuador to streamline immigration controls: Ecuador news magazine - Quito (Pichincha). - The manager of Ecuador’s Proyecto de Intervención Integral de Migración [Comprehensive Migratio...
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Bounty From The North August 23, 2013 by johnandmarylivingitupinecuador
One of the most surprising things that has happened to Mary and
me since we started posting articles and pictures on this blog has
been the number of new people we have met from all over the world. Many
of these new friends have commented and even sent emails and we have
become well acquainted with them. Some have even come to San Clemente
on vacation and we have been able to put faces with names.
We love living here in our small fishing village of San Clemente and we have just about everything we need within an easy walk or bike ride from our home. We are also near enough to Portoviejo, Bahia, and Manta that we can travel to those cities for bigger items that we can not find here or in Charapoto. But, there are a few items that we crave at times that are difficult to locate or are unavailable even at the bigger stores.....read more: http://johnandmarylivingitupinecuador.wordpress.com/2013/08/23/bounty-from-the-north/comment-page-1/#comment-4515
Jim (left), Rob and Diane
We love living here in our small fishing village of San Clemente and we have just about everything we need within an easy walk or bike ride from our home. We are also near enough to Portoviejo, Bahia, and Manta that we can travel to those cities for bigger items that we can not find here or in Charapoto. But, there are a few items that we crave at times that are difficult to locate or are unavailable even at the bigger stores.....read more: http://johnandmarylivingitupinecuador.wordpress.com/2013/08/23/bounty-from-the-north/comment-page-1/#comment-4515
Friday, September 20, 2013
Discover Cuenca Ecuador : Guanabana Fruit Grown in Ecuador Kills Cancer up t...
Discover Cuenca Ecuador : Guanabana Fruit Grown in Ecuador Kills Cancer up t...: We’ve eaten the (soursop) fruit before, known as guanabana here in Ecuador. Make sure the fruit is ripe before you eat it or you can get a s...
We’ve eaten the (soursop) fruit before, known as guanabana here in Ecuador. Make sure the fruit is ripe before you eat it or you can get a stomach ache. The Guanabana fruit is widely avaialable in the Mercados and grocery marts all over Cuenca and for a very modest price. Amazing!
Monday, January 14, 2013
Guanabana Fruit Grown in Ecuador Kills Cancer up to 10,000 Times More Effectively than Chemotherapy!
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Scopolamine and Burundanga become weapons of crime in Ecuador BY: SAMUEL LAY
Scopolamine and Burundanga become weapons of crime in Ecuador
BY: SAMUEL 
LAY
On a regular day thousands of people go walking in the streets and
receive fliers from people advertising their products. Others go to
department stores and try on new perfumes and others help tourists in
the street finding the addresses they are looking for. Now, would you
ever consider all these actions as life risking things? As a matter of
fact, they are. This is thanks to two drugs that are becoming famous in
the robbery world, Scopolamine and Burundanga.
LAYScopolamine and Burundanga are tropane alkaloid drugs. They are extracted from plants such as Henbane and Jimson Weed and other plants that are event to be found in backyards of houses. Producing these drugs is fast and its access is easy. Perhaps this is the reason why, according to a local newspaper, the use of Scopolamine for committing crimes in Ecuador increased by a 45 percent in 2011.
Crimes involving the drugs include robbery, rape and kidnapping. You don’t necessarily have to inject the drug into your system. Just by simply touching it, spraying a certain amount on your skin or breathing it you may be exposed to delirium such as disorientation, loss of memory, hallucinations, and stupor....read more: http://thespartanonline.wordpress.com/2012/03/10/drug-becomes-the-weapon-of-crime-in-ecuador/
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Giant Skeleton found in Loja in Ecuador 19 October 2012
Reconstruction the Giant Skeleton found in Loja in Ecuador on 19 October 2012. In the province of Loja, in the South of the Ecuador and the Peru border, residents remember hearing long ago in the beautiful valleys in this province were reportedly discovered skeletons very similar to those of humans,
but of an incredible size giant-bones By far the most famous of these discoverers was the father Carlos Miguel Vaca (*Refer to Father Crespi in album as well) who was kept until his death in 1999, several bones and fragments found on a site named “Changaiminas” which translated into Spanish means “cemetery of the gods.
Thankfully, there are other countries around the globe that aren’t worried about hiding our ancient past history any longer. In the US and Europe, most evidence quietly disappeared from nearly every museum from the 1900′s until today. Most of the discoveries paid for and removed by the Smithsonian....http://alabamatruth.com/nephilim-proof-giant-skeleton-found-in-loja-in-ecuador-19-october-2012/
but of an incredible size giant-bones By far the most famous of these discoverers was the father Carlos Miguel Vaca (*Refer to Father Crespi in album as well) who was kept until his death in 1999, several bones and fragments found on a site named “Changaiminas” which translated into Spanish means “cemetery of the gods.
Thankfully, there are other countries around the globe that aren’t worried about hiding our ancient past history any longer. In the US and Europe, most evidence quietly disappeared from nearly every museum from the 1900′s until today. Most of the discoveries paid for and removed by the Smithsonian....http://alabamatruth.com/nephilim-proof-giant-skeleton-found-in-loja-in-ecuador-19-october-2012/
Monday, September 2, 2013
Olon Again...Naturally: Capt'n Crunch Has Landed
Monday, September 2, 2013
Capt'n Crunch Has Landed
There are a number of these roads that lead back into the jungle, and one does not need to go very far to get into a more “jungly” environment (less than a quarter mile, becoming more dense and isolated further down the roads).
The change in vegetation and birdlife is vivid in such a short distance between the beach side and hill side of the Ruta del Sol. Of course, the plants are more lush and the birds more colorful and diverse on the hill side...
Olon Again...Naturally: Capt'n Crunch Has Landed: August 31, 3013 A couple of days ago, I took a serene hike up a nearby dirt road on the east side of the Ruta del Sol (Spondylus). * Th...
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