Month: March 2016
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Chee-Kee: A Panda in Bearland
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The Best Surf Spots in Nicaragua
The secret is out: Nicaragua is the new frontier for world-class waves. Most surfers head straight to San Juan del Sur; there are plenty of breaks to explore up and down the Pacific coastline. To catch the best breaks from beginner to expert, here's where to go.
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Onions across the Seasons: Succession Planting with Related Crops
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Nicaragua’s Forest Ecosystems
Nicaragua’s varied topography and uneven rainfall distribution, not to mention the presence of tropical reefs, volcanoes, and volcanic crater lakes, result in a phenomenal diversity of terrain and ecosystems.
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A Taste of History: Aztec Chocolatl
The refreshing drink chocolatl enjoyed by Aztec nobility is a remote but distinct relative of the chocolate consumed today by hundreds of millions of people. In Mexico, chocolate is more than mere dessert; used to spice the tangy moles of southern Mexico, it’s virtually a national food.
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David Baldacci: Thriller writer is happy with his prolific pace
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Finding Winnie
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Nathalia Holt – American Libraries Magazine: Newsmaker: Nathalia Holt
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Planning Your Time: La Isla de Ometepe
Isla de Ometepe is an alluring destination for travelers, with its sandy beaches, swimming holes, hiking trails, and, of course, two breathtaking volcanoes: one hot, one cold, Meanwhile on the coast, the mood in San Juan del Sur is low-key and fun.
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