Sustainable Project

We are a non profit family society working in a Sustainable Project, we receiv volunteers or students from all over the world want to know about sustainable. We are organic and we produce the most products than we eat. We are working with some program sending volunteers to Costa Rica. Our web site is
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Americans in San Jose

I'm getting ready for a whirlwind tour of South America with a stop in Costa Rica first. Where are the places in San Jose that Americans hang out?
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Work Trade for stay

I am seeking some places to do work trade for a place to stay. It would be for two weeks at a time or more. I am a general contractor, a cook, an organizer, a massage therapist and more! I can do just about anything. I am not seeking any sexual exploitation. I just want to travel. I have friends in Costa Rica in various places so I would be on holiday at times. THanks
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Surfing school awesome experience

Just returned from a two week stay in the southern zone was informed upon leaving the staes of a surfschool in the pavones region i contacted it thru www.surfarisurf.com it is run by one of their instructors who works there half of the year and operates the school in pavones the other 6 mo. i had the best experience it is operated on 6 acres of beachfront property,the have a really good program,catering to beginer and advanced students,they teach you 5 stand up tecniques and provide ammenities and all meals,snorkeling mt biking ets, yoga all for under $1200 a week..the home i stayed in was a dream surf house perched 300 ft above sea level with the best osa penninsula view i highly recomend you contact alex pina at
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Bringing Orchids into Costa Rica

I am relocating to Costa Rica. I built a home above Barva. I want to bring my orchid plants that I purchased and have grown over 35 years in Miami, Florida. I want to bring them bare root in my luggage when I fly down there the end of this month. What do I need to do? Ruthann
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Soon to be retiring in costa rica

Hello, My wife and I are going to relocate to CR, and we are seeking info as to WHERE the best places, (cities) are to: buy a home start a business safety Just where does the American population go? Jaco? Flamingo? Domincal? Thank-you for your input, Sincerely, Joel
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Playa Bejuca

Anyone know about Playa Bejuco? possible Real estate
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"Sample" letter for bank statement

Ola! Can somebody provide me with a "Sample" for the letter of proof from my german bank about my monthly pension. They need to know exactly what to write, and I'm going to germany to get my papers together! Any kind of help will be very much appriciated. You can also mail me offline! THANKS!
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Excellent property at 15 of Jaco (Close to Agujas Beach)

Ocean view Property for sale, 100 mts from the Beach, 10,000 square meters. Planted with fruits trees, mangos, coconut, oranges, lemons, mandarines and other tropical fruits. Two houses. Cable TV, telephone line. Has its own well 50 meters deep, swiming pool. 100 meters from main panamerican road. Has municipal permits to build. Therefore is an excellent property for a developer.
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Schools in Costa Rica

I am interested in studying Agriculture Science in Costa Rica please send me a list of school that a of a high standard.
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Costa Rica Animal Clinics

I'm planning a "looksee" trip to Costa Rica, Am considering moving from Atlanta Ga. to buy large home to rent rooms, small BB, raise and breed my Yorkshire Terriers as I do in Atlanta now. I know how to export my dogs there but cannot get any info on available "animal hospitals", Vet's can someone please help me with locations of these Vet's.. that will help me decide where to live. Thank you.
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Rock, Paper, Scissors, Gun: Head Trip

Rock, Paper, Scissors, Gun: Head Trip

Beach travel: Bungalows

I am beginning to look into a family trip, 2 teenaged boys, interested in surfing. Does anyone have advice on places to stay, modest bungalows near surf - rustic. What is the surf like on the Pacific side during the summer.
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New Taca in Flight Menu

I was delighted to see on the internet that the two segments of my recent TACA flight showed that a meal was to be served. Of course airline food is not usually something to write home about. On flight TACA seemed proud to annouce their new menu. The key featured seemed to be that there is a $5 fee for it! And, the sandwishes are hardly a meal. They could at least increase the quality of the food when they start nickle and diming you over it. Or, even have a premium item for $10 or $15 for those who want to pig out on something decent. Of course they should also be honest and note on their website that the on flight meal is an extra 5 bucks per flight segment! The next special email I get from them will go promptly in the trash box unread.
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Real Estate Sales and Rental Service

Have a large listing of homes, apartments, and condos for rent and/or for sale. Give us a call. Will be happy to help you. Our catalogue is under construction, so please give us a call
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famous landmark

i was wondering what costa-rica's famous landmark was because i am doing a report on costa-rica it is a worlds fair report i was also wondering if you could give me a web site that i can find a example of art from costa-rica pleas respond asap because my report is due on friday. thank you for all of your help so please please please respond.
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dog

I'm looking to purchase a small pedigree dog in the San Jose area. Please send all leads with phone #'s & email addresses.
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Costa Rican Bachelor Parties

Bachelor Parties is our specialty. Our friendly staff will ensure you have a non stop party. They cook, clean and dance. The Ultimate Bachelor Pad, boasts a fully stocked and furnished house located in the outskirts of the city. The 2,300 square foot property is comprised of a 4-bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, two Jacuzzis, barbecue patio, basketball court. Professional full body massages, Oil & Aromatherapy available, and daily bikini contests.Wireless High Speed Internet access. All Inclusive, Lodging, Food, transfers and non stop entertainment.
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Best Air Fare for Costa Rica

This web site has a long tutorial on how to get the best air fare for costa rica. if you want to know truth, I want to have a great adventure in costa rica, not an adventure getting to costa rica. Isn't there a better way to get the lower price airline ticket?
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Costa Rica; cosmetic surgery

I want to have cosmetic surgery done in Costa Rico. How can I research doctors and find out which are excellent and which have had lawsuits and complaints against
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living in Costa Rica

Visiting Costa Rica for 10 days,purpose is to garner info for possibility of living there. I am retired with a decent pension. I am single and in good health. A few years ago I visited a office here in Clearwater, Florida, which represented Costa Rica, I cannot locate it now, any help would be greatly appreciated. I would also request some direction as to who or what organization I could contact when visiting your Country in June to facilitate me in accomplishing this goal, thank you very much, Pete Kochen
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Girls @ Manual Antonio??

Had a great time last month at the Del Rey in San Jose with the pro women! Does anyone know the scene at Manuel Antonio, or another beach? I'm going soon, and want to be sure I can obtain company...
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vodafone in Costa Rica

Does anyone know if a Vodafone will work in Costa Rica? Thank
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American Business Opening in Costa Rica

Hi! The recruiting company that I work for is opening up an office in Costa Rica. We've just started the project and we should be up and running by the Holiday season in December. We're leaning towards an office in Liberia. Any advice/helful info/expats looking for jobs, please email me. We will definately be needing people fluent in English. I also have some questions that might seem silly to someone that lives there, but being a foreigner, you might be able to help me out. If your interested in a job, or know someone who might or maybe you might have some tidbits of info... send me an email. I'd love to "chat" Pura Vida!
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Electronica in Costa Rica

Costa Rica is a small country in Central America. It's a country without an army. Some know it as a banana country, a country of great beaches and forest, or even a great place for surfing and surfing competition. Some people even think it is an island, which is not. But have you heard anything about electronica in Costa Rica?
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Bendricks Men's club

has anyone used the bendricks men's service for a companion in Costa Rica? How did it go? It's lot of money, and they don't tell you much upfront. Please fill me in!
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electric golf carts

Where can I buy an electric golf cart in Costa Rica?Any in the Jaco area? Thanksread more from: Costa Rica International

quick help with housing: Heredia Economical Rentals

In a jam? Gotta move out of that hotel, they don't like your dog, or you want to fry your own egg? I specialize in economical small houses in the Heredia area....sometimes Rohrmoser, Escazu, too. Pets allowed! Let's get you out of that noisy hotel and into a home! helping people moving down
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Why the French Fries in Costa Rica are Disgusting!

While it may be true that the Weather is Always Good in Costa Rica, it is almost universally true that the french fries are NOT!

This is the problem. Open your restautrant and turn on the deep fryer. Ok, its hot (not that you would actually measure the temperature). Now you turn it off.

Wait for a customer to order fries. Dump the frozen fries in and then turn it back on. Ok, you get hot, greasy mushy fries. Now turn the fryer off till next time.

Now, take a clue from McDonalds. Figure out the exact temperature that makes the best fries. Then keep your grease heated to that temperature for the entire time you are open!

Now you will have great french fries and happy customers. The small investment in gas or electrity to keep the grease hot might be a small price to pay for happier customers.

Use fresh potatoes and you'll be well on the path to coming out of the third world!

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Are you looking for a TERRIFIC Spanish tutor?

My favorite Spanish teacher is leaving her full-time job teaching at a Spanish language school because she's been working two jobs (she's also a professional singer) and she needs more time to plan her wedding (in December). She does, however, have enough time to tutor a few students part time in or near San Jose in the afternoons or late mornings. Susana is a really great teacher. She's a native Costa Rican Spanish speaker plus she speaks English fairly well and thus is also able to explain grammatical concepts and other things to beginners in English if necessary. She has a lot of experience teaching Spanish to native English speakers and thus has a good understanding of what sort of things we tend to struggle with and how to explain
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Safety

My wife and I are planning to visit CR. We are concerned about driving . Is there as reason to be concerned,( Safety, bugs fuel availability, restrooms, any other problems) Please give us a good reason to visit
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WiFi Hotspot SJO Airport San Jose Costa Rica

I was surprised by the sign announcing the wifi hotspot at the San Jose International Airport. It bragged that it was free, what more could you ask for? And, after you get past the noxious registration it's free and works great. They claim to have support in all the terminals. Unfortunately there is a lack of electrical outlets so you'll be limited to your battery life time. I tested download speeds of just over 200k and upload was around 80k. I just did a one time test for the hour it seemed to perform well. Why hasn't that been promoted all over the place?
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My Tica dot Com

Is mytica.com any good? Does anyone have good or bad experiences with it? Are there any better
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Affordable Escazu Apartments for Rent o for Sale

In the beautiful Escazu area, we offer you completely furnished apartments for rent per week, either during your pleasure or business trip in Costa Rica, daily or by regular monthly rent. Villaflora Apartments are located 5 minutes of Multiplaza
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traveling in , san jose, costa rica or central america

hello people, i am juandey Costarican male i live in nashville,Tennessee,USA.I am a PRIVATE TURIST GUIDE..IN COSTA RICA TOO. 3 years ago i travel from Nashville to Costa Rica in my toyota 89 4x4 with an American lady we made it well . also travel with a couple from columbia TN to Costa Rica ... juandey65@hotmail.com juandey2003@yahoo.com
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REAL ESTATE AND JOBS AVAILABLE

Greeting from New York State, I am interested in re-locating to Costa Rica in search of a business for sale i.e. small bar or cafe near a resort or on the coast. Also if nothing is available a job at a resort i.e. waiter or bartender. Could you direct me to an applicable website for further info like a chamber of commerce possibly? thanks for all of yuor help, John j.
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Notes For Travelers

Notes For Travelers Getting to the Post: United, Continental, Delta, American, US Airways and America West offer daily service to San Jose from the United States. After appropriate notification, all newly assigned personnel arriving at Juan Santamaria Airport are met by sponsors arranged by the Embassy. Persons assigned to Costa Rica for official duties require an entry visa issued by a Costa Rican diplomatic or consular official. In case of time constraint, a person assigned to Costa Rica can enter the country with a tourist card, then obtain a visa after arrival. Tourist cards can be obtained from the airlines or at airports in the U.S. On arrival, four photos are necessary for carnets, which also
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Furnishings

U.S. Government-owned furnishings are provided for most personnel, but full household effects shipments may be required. Newly assigned personnel should check with their agencies or with the post. Basic household furnishings consisting of living room, dining room, bedrooms, refrigerator, electric stove, electric washer and dryer, and dehumidifier are provided. A limited number of area rugs are available from Mission stock. If employees are not eligible for government-owned furnishings, they must bring their own furniture. All types can be used in San Jose, with no special precautions. Both custom-made and ready-made furniture can be purchased in San Jose, but styles are limited and costs are
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Study Spanish in Costa Rica

Study abroad and learn Spanish at beautiful locations in the world. Learn and speak history, culture, and the language. Whether you\uffffre a youth looking for a summer program or an academic student or even a professional in any trade, we have courses for
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Rio Claro

Information needed on Rio Claro, Do they have hotels, youth hostels? i am going on Habitat trip and cannot find anything on the web about this town. Thank you for your help. Warm regards,
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Colombian Take Over of Costa Rica

Its subtle and effective. Costa Rica is a culture that has lost its identity. Overwhlemed with the influx of refugees from Nicaguara, Costa Rica has become a cesspool of petty crime and lazyness. Just as the American's let the Mexican's do their melabor.. the Costa Rican's let the Nicaguarans do the same. It is above Costa Ricans to pick coffee now that they have someone who will do it for half the cost. That attitude unfortunately breeds contempt, lazyness and an way of life that rests on waiting for someone to take advantage of. There is another influx in Costa Rica -- Colombians. Now you need to get past your thoughts of drug dealers and war. The Colombians bring a completely different culture than has been found in Costa Rica or
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Paving of Beach Road on Playa Palo Seco

I was told back in September of 2004 that the beach road was going to be paved before November or December. The road from Parrita to the Beach was actually paved ahead of schedule (believe it or not). We have not seen any action on this or heard any word as to when if every this will happen. There are a number of large residential and commercial projects going on on Playa Palo Seco at this very moment. Any info?
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GRECIA VIEW Properties- Affordable !

1) Tasteful and newer 2 bdrm on 2.5+ acres with creek and breathtaking Central Valley (incl SJ) and Mountain views for sale in scenic Grecia hills. Lots of room to build your dream house and still maintain privacy; use current home as temporary quarters while building, or for worker family, or guest house. Just 40 min from Alajuela Intl airport, move-in condition with operating phone line. $83,500 2) Unique Central Valley view property with great building site, 7 minutes from Grecia center and 35 min from Alajuela Intl airport. One acre+, private and quiet with year round river. $28,500
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German's living in Costa Rica

Hi! I'm wondering if there are a lot of Germans living in CR! All the books I could get and all forums are for amerikans and canadiens!!!!! We are moving in July for retirement to CR and I would like to be in touch with germans who did it before!!!! Would need a german/engl. speeking lawyer etc. some advise??? thank you und tschuess!!!
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Looking for llamas

I am looking for llamas in Costa Rica. I was told by several people that there was a farm near Guapiles. However, no one out there seems to know anything. Does anyone know where I can find llamas anywhere in this
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Residential Manantiales de Belen

Two luxurious colonial style homes available for sale by owner, conveniently located in an upscale development directly behind the beautiful gardens and golf course of the 5 star Marriot Hotel – only a 10 minute drive from the Juan Santamaria International airport in San Jose, Costa Rica.

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Surfing Costa Rica's Pacific coast

The Pacific coast of Costa Rica is fast becoming one of the hippest spots on the backpack merry-go-round. It's a surfer's paradise in Central America's most laid-back holiday spot. Areas such as the Nicoya peninsula and Dominical further to the south are the real hotspots where the beaches are sublime and trees and rocks tumble down to meet the fine, white sand - Costa Rica has a reputation for its magnificent flora and fauna and there's nothing to be disappointed about on that score here. Pelicans and frigate birds wheel overhead as the booming calls of howler monkeys resound from the nearby rainforests. For those not satisfied by the ocean alone there are also numerous hikes in the region and due to Costa Rica's relatively small size you are never far away from the eco-tourism centres further inland.

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