COA Eyewear Gregg Williamson is the only artisan eyeglass maker in Puerto Rico. He makes very unique pieces personalized to your style. These eyeglasses are pure artistry and no one else will have one of these. Social media and articles Instagram Brands of PR 90 Degrees El Nuevo Dia Story Gregg does eyeglasses, sunglasses and eyeglass-sunglass hybrids. He has worked with various materials from wood, steel, plastic, acrylic, recycled materials, and much more. The products are

This is my first article in the newspaper El Nuevo Día about intellectual property. You can find it electronically in the link below or in the print version published on Mother’s Day. Please enjoy!https://pressreader.com/@Paola_G._Zaragoza_Cardenales/csb_eTZdndGwiA1-4puRdnNryP9KtZdpzwsBv4_pBUUohX4El nombre hace la cosaEl Nuevo Día13 May 2018Nunca olvidaré lo que comentó un profesor de Derecho sobre la Propiedad Intelectual: “Antes de preocuparse por proteger la propiedad inte

If you’re an owner of a restaurant or food truck, or an entrepreneur, and you’re interested in creating an app, here is an interesting article for you! 5 Reasons to Build a Custom Business App As you scale your business, it might make sense to invest in alternative platforms to reach new customers. The debate between creating an app or software solution mostly comes down to how well it serves your internal staff, as well as end-users. According to Clutch, 42% of small busines

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Social Media Week, as its webpage states, is one of the world’s premiere conferences and industry news platforms for professionals in media, marketing and technology.  The mission is to give professionals at the intersection of media, marketing and technology the insights, ideas and opportunities they need to advance themselves and their organizations in a globally connected world.The event ranges from a week to two days it different cities

After hurricane Maria you might be asking how I’m eating during these days. Here is list of things that are gluten free and where to get them for those having the same or similar issues (like your vegan or vegetarian). I hope this helps.If you live in the metro area of the island or you are near a supermarket or someone that sells these products. If you don’t live in the metro area or don’t have a supermarket open, there might be a neighbor who is a farmer that might sell the

After hurricane Maria people are trying to find places where to eat and it’s not easy to find out who is open or closed. Here is a list of those reported open on their Facebook pages, listed on other pages like Sal.pr and friends posts. open restaurants Bosquecito Familiar: las cumbres & trujillo alto Restaurants in AVE Esmeralda and near Plaza Guaynabo panaderia pannera: intersection between emiliano pol and calle santa rosa all food trucks hotels: melia, convento, sheraton’

http://www.festivaldelhuertocasero.com/A festival held each year at Gurabo where they have artisans, medicinal, ornamental, citrus, fruit and many other plants, they sell hydroponic systems, clothing, food, fertilizer, animals and more. they give seminars about how to make your food garden, hydroponics, Eco friendly arts and crafts, compost, and lots more seminars related to farming, self sustainable way of life. we had some local coffee and lemonade. we also bought a bunch o

Festival del Tinglar is an annual event where people go to Luquillo to celebrate the birth of new tinglares but also raise awareness in their conservation. They chose the tinglar because its an endangered species. they face many dangers like disorientation with light pollution, killings, and robbery of eggs. In the festival, they have music, artisans, food, snacks, gifts, and much more. they also have environmental groups that share information about what they do and of cours

https://www.facebook.com/Gran-Feria-de-Autos-Antiguos-203969146358359/http://www.granferiadeautosantiguospr.com/The festival is held every year at the parking of the Hiram Bithorn. They have various areas for each type of car, styles and years. There was an area just for mustangs, ford Model A, Volkswagen lots of cars form the 60’s and 70’s challengers, darts, matadors, Toyota, etc. there were also newer models of porche, BMW, Ferrari, etc. There is food and treats available,

Kamoli Sal PRType: International/FusionAddress: 1706 Calle Loíza, San Juan, 00911Parking: very limited and no valet parking. there is an abandoned building next to it and you can park there or in the street near by.Price: $10-60 (depending if you order alcohol)Kids: yesFood: they serve breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. They have an interesting fusion of foods from indian, criollo, american, international, etc. My boyfriend and I tried the curry and churrasco pot (rice, be

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The day started off with a trip to Playa Sucia a beach in Cabo Rojo. Here you can go visit Cabo Rojo’s light house at no cost. The beach is quite peaceful and has very low tide due to the fact that it has land that encloses the area. I suggest you come here early like at 8-10am or from 3pm to sun set because of the mid after noon sun and because of the limited parking. To get to the light house you can take a trolley or go walking. I prefer

https://www.facebook.com/LatteQueLattehttp://www.sal.pr/place/latte-que-latte/type: coffee shop, casualaddress: 273 Av. Ing. Manuel Domenech, San Juan, 00918parking: very limitedkids: yesprice: $0-10open: Mon-Fri:7:15 am-6:00 pm Sat:8:30 am-2:00 pmfood: the have sandwiches, cakes, cookies, brownies, and of course coffee. the coffee is super delicious, i loved it, they have almond and soy milk!, i tried the latte, they made a pretty flour in my coffee, they make it so pretty y

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Janguando en el Wiken is a blog about weekend activities in Puerto Rico. It covers food festivals, concerts, sports, theater, nature, and culture. The creator is a lawyer called Luig Pabon Roca, he has his private practice and a radio show during the morning with one of my law school professors Carlos Diaz Olivo about political analysis. He also appears on TV to talk about weekend events and political stuff. He is a really friendly and cool person. He made this food festival

type: food festivalAddress: tablado de Guaynabo, Coliseo Mario “Quijote” MoralesPrice: $5 per personParking: the colosiums parkingService:it was excellent the food truck had areas for shade and to sit down and eat, and they are really nice.I had a great time and plan to return to the next burger festival.Food: there were food trucks available, drinks and artisans with candy and snacks. the main theme of the festivals were burgers from the traditional to the most interesting,

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http://www.labodegavasca.com/type: Spanishaddress: Calle Doctor Ramon Mimoso, Guaynabo, 00966kids: yesparking: limited, valet parking availableprice: $30 plusservice: it is beyond excellent and very unique. they have a formal and informal dinning areas, they have food festivals every month, the chef personally attends every table and they are very considerate with food allergies. they even modify the food for your needs. they are very fast, even with the parrillada which has

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