Peru

I know in the U.S, gambling at the casino’s [class 3 slots] is now age 21, 18 years for card games. I am turning 18 in March and want to go to see some family members in Peru and I know that the international age laws for gambling outside the US are different. So I want to know what is the current age laws in Lima,Peru for gambling at the casino. Any answers would be helpful!

Thanks!

it is 18 i guess but i m not sure..

I am looking for a peruvian church in Dalls TX, or around Dallas,
North area if any.

I don’t know about Peruvian but there are quite a few Catholic Churches in the Dallas area with Mass in Spanish. Use this search engine: http://www.cathdal.org/parishFinder.asp

With love in Christ.

I am leaving for peru on thursday and I need suggestions for what to pack…I know the basics (pants, tops, etc…) but anything special that I might need? I am going to be there for eleven days but I have limited packing space. Thanks!

Let’s see. Lima and Cuzco are very different (kindda like New York and Denver). Lima is on the coast (pacific coast that is) and, since we are in the southern hemisphere, it is summer. So Lima is very hot, about 80°F, which, when added to the very high humidity, makes for very hot weather. Nevertheless, considering Lima is in the middle of the Sechura dessert, it basically never rains. So shorts, t-shirts, hat and sunglasses. Mind the sun, as you’ll be very close to the equatorial line and the sun’s rays fall straight on you and can seriously burn you.
Cuzco, on the other hand, is in the Andes Mountains with Machu Picchu already in the Amazon Basin. Cuzco is at an altitude of around10,000 feet above sea level, so the temperatures vary wildly during the day, from a sunrise of 35°F to a 70°F at midday. Again, the sun can seriously burn you (as to the closeness to the equator now you have to add the thinner air), so plenty of sunscreen lotion, hat and sunglasses.
However, this is also the rainy season in the Andes, so chances of rain are very high, so bring a rain poncho.
As a side point, Cuzco is showing partly sunny today with rain from tonight until Saturday. Lima, on the other hand shows sunny all week.

I had lot of pictures taken of Machu Picchu ruins and hotels at cuzco and Machu Picchu. But I lost them. Now I need some pictures to upload in my website. Any body there who can help me, providing with some picture?
Is there any website from where i can take free pictures without breaking copyright?
Please help
You may check my website–
www.machupicchu-inca.com

Check out www.dreamstime.com. They have pictures on every subject and you can purchase them copyright free usually from $1-$4 depending on the size you want. I use
their photos all the time.

Miraflores, Lima, Peru. Can’t be THAT safe. I mean go down the road for 10 minutes and your in one really dangerous city, La Victoria. Then 5 minutes from that is Rimac River.
Rimac was and is the scariest/saddest place I have ever seen in my life…

I caught a taxi at Lima airport last year, another man jumped in, they took me and my girlfriend to the river area and forced me 3 times to withdraw money from ATM machines, they got $400USD, they would have got more if the Visa card had not maxed out for the day, that’s how safe it is. I tell this story as often as possible, this is my way of getting my revenge and it hurts the people of Peru and Lima. 2 men got $400USD from me but after 1yr of telling this story Peru has lost a lot more. The police did nothing, did not even look at the security videos from the banks. So I hope Lima is happy about this. If the govt of Peru give me my money back I will stop telling this story, sorry Lima but you need to get your act together and keep your city safe for foriengers.

and i will tell her (correct me if i am wrong)–you are very honored? there was a lot of difference on the other question I asked and i am doing my best to learn the language as quickly as i can so if you see the question "how do you…..in espanol?" i would appreciate your expertise. Thanks!!!

i like Martha answers

What is the best and cheapest way to call Peru from USA? How much does it cost?

If both parties sign up for a Skype account and have access to a computer, then you can call/video call for free. The person in Peru can go to an internet cafe and rent time on a computer for a few nuevo soles. Just go to skype.com and click "Get Skype". Several of the cafes in Peru already have Skype installed on their computers because of how many tourists there are in the area. There are also some phone calling centers where you can have the person in Peru call you, but this is more expensive. Both of these options require both people to set a date and time to talk or else they will not work. The person in Peru can also buy an international cell phone, but this is much more expensive. The great part about having the phone, however, is that you can make and receive calls at anytime. I hope this was of some help!

I’m going out to eat with my boss and some colleagues, and they’ve allowed me to choose whether I want to eat Brazilian food or Peruvian food. I’ve never had either, but I tend to like most ethnic foods. Can you describe what each is like and tell me which one you think I should pick? Thanks.

I’ve not had Peruvian. As for Brazilian I’ve been to a few different Brazilian grill restaurants and one traditional Brazilian restaurant. The grill/bbq places tend to have a large buffet of salads and side dishes and then waiters bring around skewers of assorted grilled meats. This I love. Very rich flavors of beef, chicken, turkey, sausage, ham, etc. Some things are a bit odd like chicken hearts, but the beef are usually very rich and flavorful. If you are not a carnivore, do not attempt this. The salads are actually fairly benign by American standards nothing really scary but quite tasty. They have a rich black bean stew that I love (had this at the traditional restaurant too) that has chunks of meat in it. Rice, and some other neat things. And some interesting cold fruit drinks. I really do like the Brazilian I’ve had so I’d suggest that. Go with an appetite! But I’d love to try Peruvian some time.

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can’t stop what?

Hey guys I’m back to pooping, after a MONSTEROUS BREAK… but don’t expect anything for 5 weeks cause i’ll be at College Prep camp… T_T. yeah i know, in summer.
Hopefully this “full effort” poop will keep you guys occupied.

SONGS USED:

Zatox vs Activator – Can’t Stop
cornandbeans – Motion DEMO
F-Zero GX – Dr. Stewart

RIP Michael Jackson. da haters.

DISCLAIMER: I don’t own anything of Disney’s The Emperor’s New Groove. This is only for entertainment purposes.

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