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1. Minas Buenaventura Announces Second Quarter 2008 Results w July 31, 2008 From:http://www.industry-raw-materials.com/ Tag:Minas Buenaventura,Compania de Minas Buenaventura,U.S. dollars Compania de Minas Buenaventura S.A.A. ("Buenaventura" or "the Company") (NYSE: BVN; Lima Stock Exchange: BUE.LM), Peru's largest publicly traded, precious metals mining company, announced today its results for the second quarter 2008. All figures have been prepared according to Peruvian GAAP and are stated in U.S. dollars (US$). Comments from the Chief Executive Officer: Mr. Roque Benavides, Chief Executive Officer of Buenaventura, stated: "Net income in 2Q08 was U... (read more) Author: ut ut1

2. Walt Disney's Enchanted June 26, 2008 Disney's modern-day princess tale "Enchanted" easily fit the glass slipper, when it cast a fairytale spell on the American Box office by grossing $50 million on its opening weekend over the Thanksgiving Holidays. Debuting at No.1 only Toy Story 2 has seen better success when in 1999 it grossed over $80 million on holiday weekend. Enchanted released on November 21st 2007, directed by Kevin Lima and written by Bill Kelly tells the tale of a Fairy Princess sent to our world by an evil Queen. The actions of wicked witch Queen Narissa (Susan Sarandon) send a classic Disney fairytale story on... (read more) Author: Jason Forthofer

3. Getting to Lima, Peru June 11, 2008 Lima is the capital of exotic Peru. With its rich culture, fascinating history and tantalising cuisine, it is little wonder that Lima sees a steady influx of visitors every year. Getting to Lima is a fairly manageable process, especially in recent years, and visitors coming from North America or adjacent parts of South America will probably find ways to re ach Lima in record time with few if any problems. By Air - Visitors who choose to fly to Lima will arrive at the Jorge Chavez International Airport, which is situated in Callao, one of the more urban and metropolitan areas within Lima i... (read more) Author: Orson Johnson

4. In Memory of Monica Santa Maria June 10, 2008 An article presented in memory of Monica Santa Maria; a great co-animator of the Peruvian infantile television program “Nube Luz”. Perhaps many are not aware of who Monica Santa Maria was but to those children from South and Central America who saw her perform she was a star who dedicated all her talent and beauty to making children all through out Latin America happy. I remember being in Peru in 1991 on what turned out to be a one and a half year stay in South America that saw me visit countries such as Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Ecuador but it was during my stay in Lima that I dis... (read more) Author: Gianni Truvianni

5. Anti-Wrinkle Foods May 19, 2008 BEANS - Great Anti-Aging Foods Beans are one of the best sources of plant protein. Peas, beans and chickpeas are collectively known as legumes. Most common beans have 215 calories per cooked cup (lima beans go up to 260). They have the most protein with the least fat of any food, and they're high in potassium but low in sodium. Plant protein is incomplete, which means that you need to add something to make it complete. Combine beans with a whole grain - rice, barley, wheat and corn - to provide the amino acids necessary to form a complete protein. Then you get the same top-quality ... (read more) Author: Adrienne Manson

6. 5 Things to do in Lima, Peru April 08, 2008 Located on the coastline overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Lima is the largest city in Peru. Very often people bypass Lima with the mindset that it’s just stopover city on the way to some other destination. However, Lima is a city rich in culture with beautiful architecture awaiting those who take the time to find it out. A great place to start out would be Plaza de Armas (Plaza Mayor) which is the main town square and it was once considered to be the heart of Lima. Many visually stunning and important buildings such as the archbishop’s palace built in the 1920’s, the Cathedral, Palacio Naci... (read more) Author: James Burrows

7. Cogun Partners with Rock Bridge Community Church January 18, 2008 North Lima, OH, January 18, 2008 - Cogun, Inc. (Cogun), the leading design/build, national church contractor today announced the start of construction for Rock Bridge Community Church. The first phase (Phase I) will be for a soon-to-be renovated worship space and church coffee house called Stage 123. The renovated worship space will augment the already growing community church in Whitfield County, Georgia with an extra 500 seat worship space billed as a "satellite" space across the street from their existing 1100 seat worship space. As part of its strategy, Rock Bridge Community Church has an ... (read more) Author: Jim Couchenour

8. Peru December 20, 2007 The origin of the word ' Peru ' has been traced to the name of an ancient monarch who was named Biru in the early years of the 16 th century. The picturesque country of Peru is a premier country of the South American continent with Lima being its capital city. Peru is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean in the west, Brazil on the east, Bolivia on the south east, Ecuador and Columbia in the north and Chile in the south. The magnificent stretch of the Andes Mountains divide this country into three physiographical zones and are abounding in terms of scenic beauty. These regions include the ‘sierra' o... (read more) Author: Robert Baird

9. Clubbing in Washington DC December 13, 2007 Panorama Productions is an event promotions and entertainment Company based in the Washington metropolitan region. Created in 1995, Panorama Productions is recognized and respected as the premier leader in event planning and promotions in the Washington Metropolitan region. With six events a week, Panorama Productions has the strongest weekly line-ups of any promoter in the area. Everyone in the Washington DC region has either heard or attended an event hosted by Panorama Productions. Their events are always in the largest and swankiest clubs, with star studded DJs and the hottest music. ... (read more) Author: Charles Gootman

10. Cogun Introduces Marshall Shannon, Project Consultant December 03, 2007 North Lima, OH 12/4/07 - Marshall Shannon joins the Cogun team as a Project Consultant based in the Greenville, South Carolina area. He is a new member of the long-established Cogun Team, which has recently completed their 655th church construction project nationwide.Marshall comes to Cogun with 18 years of experience as a Senior Pastor of a fast-growing church. He led his church through five building programs and two relocations as his congregation progressively grew. Most recently, he spent nearly five years as a consultant with a national church builder, meeting with dozens of churches p... (read more) Author: Jim Couchenour

11. LIMA 2007: A Show Like Never Before November 27, 2007 Guests and participants of the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace (LIMA) 2007 this December 4 to 8 are holding their breath as they expect a spectacular show they have never seen before. The host of this biennial happening, the Ministry of Defence, Malaysia, has prepared remarkably to create an exhibit that is bigger and better than that of the previous years. According to Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, this grand event has already received confirmation from 85 aircraft from 20 countries that will be involved in the exhibition, including France, Russia and ... (read more) Author: sarah miller

12. Finding LIma Hotels during Holidays in Peru November 14, 2007 Many of the people that live here in Peru think that holiday planning must include leaving the city of Lima for the “hills”. There are surely many things that would attract people to leave, however, there are also many highlights that should keep Peruvians and tourists in Peru for the holiday. The foundation and history of Lima should be understood to fully appreciate the value of the experience that can be had during the holidays. Lima was founded in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro himself and became known as the "City of Kings". From the early colonial period until the colonies won their in... (read more) Author: Steve Silvester

13. Cogun Booth Draws a Crowd at WFX November 08, 2007 North Lima, OH 11/06/07 - Cogun shared a booth at the Worship Facilities Expo (WFX) this year with The Aspen Group and Michael Trent of Third Place Consulting. The unusual element was the café arrangement complete with gourmet coffee and bistro table. This set up was to promote the idea of developing connecting space in churches to engage people and strengthen relationships. Traffic was very high at the booth and this, combined with an excellent talk by CKN partners from Cogun and Aspen made for a great WFX experience. In fact, the Cornerstone Conference, which was held earlier that week, w... (read more) Author: Jim Couchenour

14. Grenville Gold Corp. Works all Angles at Silveria November 02, 2007 Focused primarily on its Silveria Project located 80km west-northwest of Lima, Peru, the Grenville Gold team [TSXV: GVG] is multi-tasking. On the one hand, the company is shopping for a milling partner to process mineralized rock and ultimately create cash flow, and on the other it’s resolving a recent conflict with High Ridge Resources, a company with neighboring concessions in Peru. High Ridge has recently taken Grenville to task about a road that provides access to High Ridge’s property. According to recent press releases, High Ridge maintains that the road is a public one and that Grenvill... (read more) Author: Katherine Young

15. Church Construction Conference Planned for October 23, 2007 in Atlanta, GA October 16, 2007 Construction Conference Planned for October 23, 2007 in Atlanta, GA North Lima, OH 10/10/07 - Cogun, Inc., a founding partner of The Cornerstone Knowledge Network, announces their upcoming Church Construction Conference to be held in Atlanta, GA on October 23, 2007. This church building seminar is a clearinghouse of the latest information to be used by pastors, building committees and church members to assure that their construction project is built on a firm foundation. Some of the information covered will include: * The critical attribute present in the 80% of churches that grew after... (read more) Author: Jim Couchenour

16. The Guinea Pig, a culinary delicacy by Rick Vecchio October 09, 2007 The guinea pig is a cuddly pet for millions of children around the world. But in Peru, the rodent's birthplace, the guinea pig, or “cuy” is a mainstay of Andean folk medicine and a religious sacrifice to mountain deities, known as Apus. But primarily, it is a culinary delicacy, enjoyed by Peruvians who consume an estimated 65 million of the rodents each year. The dining experience normally requires two hands to pick, sinewy meat from a bony carcass. For those willing give it a try, it is high-protein, low-cholesterol dish, and incredibly delicious. Guinea pigs were domesticated ... (read more) Author: Steve Silvester

17. Sex in Peru by Rick Vecchio - Part II September 11, 2007 Huacos eroticos also have been found from the Vicus and Salinar cultures dating back to Peru's Early Horizon Period, from roughly 850 B.C. to 200 B.C. The Nazca culture, which flourished on Peru's southern coast during the same period as the Moche, stressed painting more than ceramic modeling where sexual motifs were concerned. Sexual ceramics also have been found from the Recuay culture, of that same period, in Peru's northern highlands. Peruvian archaeologist Federico Kauffman-Doig has argued that the Moche pottery, as well as phallic architectural monuments and artifacts of other Peruv... (read more) Author: Steve Silvester

18. Find out about cheap airfare to Peru September 03, 2007 As you begin to read through this informative article, give each point a chance to sink in before you move on to the next. International airlines activate scheduled voyages to Peru's Jorge Chavez International Airport, located in Lima. Certain voyages from USA also land at Iquitos. Flights from Asia or Oceania to Peru, connection by USA or Europe. Shortest voyages subsist from New York, Atlanta, Miami, Houston and Los Angeles to Lima, Peru. International voyages to Peru you feel that you haven't learned anything new thus far, there is a whole new realm of information in ... (read more) Author: Steve Silvester

19. Travelling through South America: Lima, Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires August 31, 2007 South America is home to lands of fierce mountainous beauty, traces of ancient civilisations, superb tropical coastlines, alluring food and music, and pulsating festivals - in short everything your need for the ultimate travel experience. Lima Peru's sprawling capital sits in the center of the country's desert coastline. It's a grimy, polluted place but one of charm and friendliness with a wealth of compelling architecture and great museums. Transport:getting there and getting away Lima's Aeropuerto Internacional Jorge Chávez services most international and domestic flights. The... (read more) Author: Michael Thomson

20. Sex in Peru by Rick Vecchio - Part I June 15, 2007 Historian Maximo Terrazos didn't know much about sex when he was growing up. Given his conservative Catholic upbringing in rural Peru, sex was a taboo subject that-simply wasn't discussed. But then came a day in 1965, when the then-20-year-old university student joined a field trip to Peru's Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology and History and he experienced a sexual awakening. "We were a group of 50 students, male and female, and we were taken through all the galleries," says Terrazos, who went on to devote a career to studying sexuality in ancient Peru. "At the end, we were told,... (read more) Author: Steve Silvester

21. Highlights of a Peru Vacation January 13, 2007 No matter if you are in pursuit of sports adventure, or an archaeological phenomenon, a visit to Peru truly satisfies. Nestled between Bolivia to its south and Ecuador to its north, this seaside country also shares borders with Chile, Brazil, and Columbia. For the nature enthusiast, Peru's oddly contradicting natural features produce a fascinating array of wildlife, including whales, giant otters, and jaguars. Head east of the Andes into the Peruvian jungle, where you'll glimpse some of the richest biodiversity on earth. Peru has several well-established national parks along the desert seacoas... (read more) Author: Michael Zurakhinsky

22. Cape Verde government expects 1 million tourists in 2015 December 05, 2006 According to official statistical records, visitors to the Cape Verde islands increased by over 23% to 230,000 compared to last year. Ms Fontes-Lima, a cabinet spokeswoman of the Cape Verdean government states that, should numbers continue to rise at the projected rates, as many as 1 million visitors to the archipelago could be expected annually. Further revelations report a $300 million (USD) public infrastructure projects approved in 2006. The Ministry of Economy is pursuing a fast-track implementation programme for the infrastructure investments that will enable the islands to support a... (read more) Author: Anthony Cain

23. Paragliders - Some Great Places To See Them November 30, 2006 Paragliders are being flown in thousands of locations around the world. In fact if you are patient and know just where to go, chances are you could see one or two at a place near you. Are you a frequent traveller? Would you be interested in seeing some paragliding action in some spectacular surroundings? I'm about to highlight just a few exceptional places on this planet where there is a lot of paragliding activity from time to time. These locations are all very public too, so access is easy. Since these places are very well-known in their respective parts of the world, no detailed 'who ... (read more) Author: Tim Parish

24. Cape Verde government expects 1 million tourists in 2015 November 28, 2006 According to official statistical records, visitors to the Cape Verde islands increased by over 23% to 230,000 compared to last year. According to Ms Fontes-Lima a cabinet spokeswoman, should numbers continue to rise at the projected rates, as many as 1 million visitors to the archipelago could be expected annually. Further revelations report a $300 million (USD) public infrastructure projects approved in 2006. The Ministry of Economy is pursuing a fast-track implementation programme for the infrastructure investments that will enable the islands to support and benefit from the already ris... (read more) Author: Anthony Cain

25. New Ford V6 Engine In The Works July 24, 2006 The Ford Motor Company has invested a huge amount on a new engine that they would be using in some of their future vehicles. Production for the new engine has already started and it is ongoing in only one of the company’s many production plants. The Ford plant in Lima, Ohio has been the chosen one. And a few weeks ago, the production has already started. So it seems that at present a huge set of V6 engines are about to be made available sometime in the near future. This new V6 engine could hold in 3.5 liters of fuel. It has also been created so as to be able to produce some 265 units o... (read more) Author: Chuck Smith

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