Costa Rican
What is your favorite Costa Rican dishes?
What are host Costa Rica, lunch and dinner meals and desserts?
This is what I choose. Costa Rican Tilapia INGREDIENTS: 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice 3 tablespoons olive oil, 4 tablespoons tablespoons finely chopped fresh coriander divided or parsley, divided 4 tablespoons tsp minced garlic, divided 1-1/2 teaspoon salt kosher, divided 1 / 4 c. teaspoon sugar 6 tilapia fillets, about 5 ounces / 4 cup long-grain 3 rice 1 cup chopped onions 2 oranges, peeled, seeded, coarsely chopped 1 can (28 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained 1 can (15 ounces) pinto or black beans, drained, rinsed 1 c. tsp dried oregano leaves 1 / 2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1 / 4 c. teaspoon cayenne pepper Method: Marinade: Mix lime juice, 1 tablespoon of olive oil, 2 tablespoons cilantro, 1 tablespoon tsp garlic 1 / 2 teaspoon of salt and sugar. Add tilapia and marinate 15 minutes, turning once. Bean and rice mixtures: Cook rice and keep warm. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. In large or saucepan, heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil a skillet over medium heat. Add garlic and remaining onions and sauté until translucent. Add 2 tablespoons cilantro, oranges, tomatoes, beans, oregano, 1 teaspoon salt, pepper and cayenne pepper. Bake uncovered until hot, stirring occasionally. Transfer hot rice in a dish baking. Add bean mixture and mix. Overlap tilapia fillets on top and add the marinade over the fillets. Cook until the tilapia begins flake. —————— ——————————– —————— ————
Driving from San Jose to Jaco Costa Rica
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Chemex Pre Folded Circle Coffee Filter (100 Filters) $6.00 Trap all those bitter oils and sediment in a filter before it can have a negative impact on your pot of coffee. When the brewing is over, simply toss the grounds and filter away…. |
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Bodum Costa Rica 34-Ounce Coffee Press $49.95 The Costa Rica 8-Cup French Press is equipped with an easy-grip, rubber-coated, curved handle, ensuring safe and convenient handling at all times. A solid stainless steel frame protects the glass jug from bumps and knocks but does not conceal the appetizing, freshly brewed coffee held inside…. |
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Java Trade Coffee Pods, Estate Costa Rican Blend, Single Cup, 100/Case $41.50 JavaOne coffee pods are individually engineered with the precise roast level, grind setting, blending and dosage to achieve the best tasting pods. In addition, JavaOne pods are the only coffee pods on the market to use our patented convection roasting system. Starting with only the finest quality Arabica coffee beans, we roast our beans using hot air for a consistent, even roast throughout the ent… |
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A Day in the Osa: Soundscapes From a Costa Rican Rainforest $15.00 Situated along the southern Pacific coast of Costa Rica, the Osa Peninsula is one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. Approximately half of all of Costa Rica’s animal species can be found here, and the amazing number of birds, mammals, amphibians and insects that populate the Osa is breathtaking. This CD opens a window to that incredible diversity by taking the listener through the audio… |
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Sounds Of The Costa Rican Rainforest At Lapa Rios $5.99 … |
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Natural Sounds of Costa Rica $7.92 … |
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Supermodels Nude in Costa Rica Vol. 1 [VHS] $19.95 … |
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ADVENTURES IN TRAVEL The Tirol: The Italy Austria Left Behind/ Kayaking The Costa Rican Coast with Manuel Antonio $1.97 … |
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Teak Meditation Stool $149.00 Spice up your collection with this graceful Asian-style teak garden seat that will be a lovely addition to a serene corner of your outdoor setting. Inside, our single seat meditation bench is compact and versatile and makes a perfect, humidity resistant spa seat or steam bath stool for stacking accessories, towels and bath items…. |
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Imperial Beer Key Chain Bottle Opener $5.99 Imperial Key Chain Bottle Opener… |
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Costa Rican Coffee $29.99 Costa Rican Coffee – Art Print |
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Costa Rican Tree Frog $24.99 Dan Gair Costa Rican Tree Frog – Photographic Print |
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A Costa Rican Dressed as a Sun God $49.99 Kent Gilbert A Costa Rican Dressed as a Sun God – Framed Photographic Print |
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Costa Rican Flag, San Jose, Costa Rica $19.99 Robert Harding Costa Rican Flag, San Jose, Costa Rica – Photographic Print |
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Costa Rican Art, Costa Rica, Central America $19.99 R H Productions Costa Rican Art, Costa Rica, Central America – Photographic Print |
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Costa Rican Flag Painted on Door, Costa Rica $19.99 John Coletti Costa Rican Flag Painted on Door, Costa Rica – Photographic Print |
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Costa Rican Summer (DVD) $19.02 A young surfer attempts to save his aunt`s Costa Rican beach hotel with the help of a booze-swilling, fantasy prone ex-surf pro in this sun soaked comedy featuring Pamela Anderson. |
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A Close View of a Costa Rican Praying Mantis $39.99 A Close View of a Costa Rican Praying Mantis – Photographic Print |
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A Rain Forest Scene in the Costa Rican Forest $39.99 A Rain Forest Scene in the Costa Rican Forest – Photographic Print |
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Costa Rican Flag, San Jose, Costa Rica, Central America $19.99 R H Productions Costa Rican Flag, San Jose, Costa Rica, Central America – Photographic Print |
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Costa Rican Man Paints Colorful Designs on an Oxcart $39.99 Luis Marden Costa Rican Man Paints Colorful Designs on an Oxcart – Photographic Print |
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A Golden Eyelash Viper Sits on a Log in the Costa Rican Forest $39.99 A Golden Eyelash Viper Sits on a Log in the Costa Rican Forest – Photographic Print |
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Costa Rican Wildlife $12.11 Dynamic and complete, this reference highlights more than 140 species of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and insects found in Costa Rica. Laminated for durability, this handy guide is a great source of portable information and ideal for field use by novices and experts alike. |
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Costa Rican Summer $6.25 Rated: RSynopsis: In this titillating comedy, a young surfer and his friends head to Costa Rica to save his beautiful aunt’s (Susan Ward, ”Make It or Break It”) beach motel, resurrect an old surf champion (Peter Dante, Grandma’s Boy, 50 First Dates), tame his tripped-out beach fantasy (Pamela Anderson, ”Baywatch”), and find enough waves and women to make for a totally bodacious time. |
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Colorful Home in the Nicaraguan Town Along Costa Rican Border $34.99 David Evans Colorful Home in the Nicaraguan Town Along Costa Rican Border – Photographic Print |
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Two Long Canoes on a River Running Through the Costa Rican Rainforest $39.99 Two Long Canoes on a River Running Through the Costa Rican Rainforest – Photographic Print |
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A Costa Rican Gold Avian Pendant, Circa A.D. 800, 1200 $34.99 A Costa Rican Gold Avian Pendant, Circa A.D. 800, 1200 – Giclee Print |
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Costa Rican Woman Holds a Cluster of Pejibaye, a Palm Nut $39.99 Luis Marden Costa Rican Woman Holds a Cluster of Pejibaye, a Palm Nut – Photographic Print |
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Dancers Performing Punto Cuanacasteco, Sponsored by Costa Rican Tourism Institute $49.99 John Dominis Dancers Performing “Punto Cuanacasteco,” Sponsored by Costa Rican Tourism Institute – Photographic Print |
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Keel-Billed Toucan (Ramphastos Sulfuratus) Perched in Tree, Costa Rican Rainforest $39.99 Michael and Patricia Fogden/Minden Pictures Keel-Billed Toucan (Ramphastos Sulfuratus) Perched in Tree, Costa Rican Rainforest – Photographic Print |
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Costa Rican Natural History $4 No Synopsis Available |
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Costa Rican Cuisine : Empanada $8.74 No Synopsis Available |
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The Costa Rican Dream $17.5 No Synopsis Available |
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Costa Rican Sports Teams $7.86 No Synopsis Available |
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Parenting in the Costa Rican Context $86.78 No Synopsis Available |
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10 Teak Plant Markers, Set of 5 $14.95 Made of long-lasting, sustainably harvested Costa Rican teak, these handsome markers have a generous one inch-wide writing area. Mark them for the season with a pencil, or use our permanent Paint Marker for lasting labels. Solid teak plant markers to record variety names and planting dates Mark permanently with our Paint Marker, sold separately Choice of two sizes Sold in sets of five Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Made of true teak (Tectona grandis), sustainably harvested in Costa Rica Color will gradually weather to a silvery gray Gardener’s Supply Exclusive |
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100-Year Legacy Teak Rocker $675 If you only own one piece of teak furniture, it should be this rocker, certain to be the most comfortable you???ve ever sat in. It has the same body-friendly curves as our other Reforest Teak furniture, and because it???s made of top-quality heartwood teak, the joints won???t become loose and rickety like those of many lesser-quality rockers. We???re particularly pleased with the generous arc of the runners; they provide a long, soothing motion that is easy to relax to. We believe the best way to defend tropical forests is to support the companies that are practicing sound, sustainable forestry. Reforest Teak™ practices the best forestry techniques in the industry. –> Crafted of high quality Reforest Teak Heirloom quality Sized and and contour for comfort Teak will naturally weather to a beautiful silver-gray Please provide a physical street address for delivery Faster shipping is not available for this item Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Durable mortise-and-tenon joinery Stainless steel hardware Easy assembly. We recommend using a Rubber Mallet, sold separately 25-1/2″ W x 34″ D x 37-1/2″ H; seat is 20″ W x 19-1/2″ D x 17″ H Weight is 37 lbs. |
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12 Teak Windowbox Brackets $19.95 These solid teak brackets are designed to support our Teak Windowboxes on a wall or railing. Durable, weather-resistant teak will last a lifetime. We believe the best way to defend tropical forests is to support the companies that are practicing sound, sustainable forestry. Reforest Teak™ practices the best forestry techniques in the industry. –> Crafted of high quality Reforest Teak Available in three sizes to fit our 6″ Teak Windowboxes, 8″ Teak Windowboxes, and 12″ Teak Windowboxes Sold in a set of 2 Please provide a physical street address for delivery Faster shipping is not available for this item Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Made of sustainably managed, Costa Rican teak Teak will weather to a beautiful silver-gray Mounting hardware not included |
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19th Century In Central America, including: Costa Rican Peso, History Of Honduras (to 1838), History Of Honduras (1838-1932) $12.31 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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19th Century In Central America, including: Costa Rican Peso, History Of Honduras (to 1838), History Of Honduras (1838-1932) $11.18 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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2 Dark Chocolate Mint Chocopologie Bars $20 Fritz Knipschildt opented the ‘Chocopologie Cafe’ in the fall of 2005. This Cafe and chocolate workshop has inspired Fritz to create a unique set of chocolate bars. These bars capture the essence of the’Chocopologie Cafe’, a perfect place to escape from the everyday to renew the mind, body, and spirit. Each bar is made with a single bean chocolate from a specific region of the globe, which is truly unique being that most chocolates have a blend of cocoas from all over the world. For our Mint infused ‘Chocopologie’ bar, we have chosen a 64% Costa Rican Trinitario single bean dark chocolate with a delicate smoky bouquet and infused it with blended mint for a calming chocolate experience. |
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2009-10 Costa Rican Primera Divisi N Season $38 Frederic P. Miller (Editor), Agnes F. Vandome (Editor), John McBrewster (Editor),Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Alphascript Publishing |
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2010-11 Costa Rican Primera Divisi N Season $41.99 Waylon Christian Terryn (Editor),Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Fer Publishing |
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2011 the Official List of Birds of Costa Rica: La lista oficial de aves de Costa Rica $6.47 The Costa Rican Ornithological Association Scientific Committee, Janet May (Editor),Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by CreateSpace |
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4-foot Round Dining Table $1289 It???s a joy to dine with friends around our elegant Round Dining Table. Its hand-finished surface is warm and smooth to the touch, and thanks to the heft of teak, it won???t easily blow over like metal bistro sets can. A center hole accommodates 1-1/2″ and 2-1/2″ umbrella poles, or can be capped with the included solid teak plug. Pair with our comfortable Classic Teak Dining Chairs, sold separately. Choice of a 4??? model that seats 4, or a 5??? model that seats 6. We believe the best way to defend tropical forests is to support the companies that are practicing sound, sustainable forestry. Reforest Teak™ practices the best forestry techniques in the industry. –> Made of high quality Reforest Teak Heirloom quality Teak will weather to a beautiful silver-gray These tables are oversize items; $150 additional shipping for 4′ table, $160 for 5′ Please provide a physical street address for delivery Faster shipping is not available for this item Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI Click here for important delivery details. For more information about this beautiful furniture, please call our teak specialists toll-free at 1-888-236-7125. Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Sustainably-harvested Costa Rican teak Durable mortise-and-tenon joinery Stainless steel hardware Easy assembly; we recommend using a Rubber Mallet, sold separately 4′ and 5′ diameters are both 30″ H 4′ table weighs 82 lbs.; 5′ table weighs 119 lbs. 100% satisfaction guaranteed |
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5-foot Round Dining Table $1829 It???s a joy to dine with friends around our elegant Round Dining Table. Its hand-finished surface is warm and smooth to the touch, and thanks to the heft of teak, it won???t easily blow over like metal bistro sets can. A center hole accommodates 1-1/2″ and 2-1/2″ umbrella poles, or can be capped with the included solid teak plug. Pair with our comfortable Classic Teak Dining Chairs, sold separately. Choice of a 4??? model that seats 4, or a 5??? model that seats 6. We believe the best way to defend tropical forests is to support the companies that are practicing sound, sustainable forestry. Reforest Teak™ practices the best forestry techniques in the industry. –> Made of high quality Reforest Teak Heirloom quality Teak will weather to a beautiful silver-gray These tables are oversize items; $150 additional shipping for 4′ table, $160 for 5′ Please provide a physical street address for delivery Faster shipping is not available for this item Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI Click here for important delivery details. For more information about this beautiful furniture, please call our teak specialists toll-free at 1-888-236-7125. Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Sustainably-harvested Costa Rican teak Durable mortise-and-tenon joinery Stainless steel hardware Easy assembly; we recommend using a Rubber Mallet, sold separately 4′ and 5′ diameters are both 30″ H 4′ table weighs 82 lbs.; 5′ table weighs 119 lbs. 100% satisfaction guaranteed |
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6 Teak Plant Markers, Set of 5 $11.95 Made of long-lasting, sustainably harvested Costa Rican teak, these handsome markers have a generous one inch-wide writing area. Mark them for the season with a pencil, or use our permanent Paint Marker for lasting labels. Solid teak plant markers to record variety names and planting dates Mark permanently with our Paint Marker, sold separately Choice of two sizes Sold in sets of five Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Made of true teak (Tectona grandis), sustainably harvested in Costa Rica Color will gradually weather to a silvery gray Gardener’s Supply Exclusive |
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6 Teak Windowbox Brackets $14.95 These solid teak brackets are designed to support our Teak Windowboxes on a wall or railing. Durable, weather-resistant teak will last a lifetime. We believe the best way to defend tropical forests is to support the companies that are practicing sound, sustainable forestry. Reforest Teak™ practices the best forestry techniques in the industry. –> Crafted of high quality Reforest Teak Available in three sizes to fit our 6″ Teak Windowboxes, 8″ Teak Windowboxes, and 12″ Teak Windowboxes Sold in a set of 2 Please provide a physical street address for delivery Faster shipping is not available for this item Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Made of sustainably managed, Costa Rican teak Teak will weather to a beautiful silver-gray Mounting hardware not included |
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8 Teak Windowbox Brackets $17.95 These solid teak brackets are designed to support our Teak Windowboxes on a wall or railing. Durable, weather-resistant teak will last a lifetime. We believe the best way to defend tropical forests is to support the companies that are practicing sound, sustainable forestry. Reforest Teak™ practices the best forestry techniques in the industry. –> Crafted of high quality Reforest Teak Available in three sizes to fit our 6″ Teak Windowboxes, 8″ Teak Windowboxes, and 12″ Teak Windowboxes Sold in a set of 2 Please provide a physical street address for delivery Faster shipping is not available for this item Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Made of sustainably managed, Costa Rican teak Teak will weather to a beautiful silver-gray Mounting hardware not included |
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A Friend Laughs $15.98 Many of us dream of changing our life but few have done something as bizarre and drastic as moving to the Costa Rican jungle. In 2004, Jo and Crispin Freeman sold their London flat and did just that; with their six month old baby in tow. They purchased 165 acres on the southern Pacific coast near Pavones: sleepy surfer town and brainchild of an infamous convicted drug smuggler.Crispin soon forgets his lawyer background and is blissfully happy zipping around the jungle on his quad bike – crashing occasionally – with his faithful machete by his side. He becomes addicted to buying land, befriends the aptly named Crazy Lenny and the drug smuggler’s right-hand man and is incapable of saying ‘No’ when locals ask him for a loan.Sensible Jo doesn’t take to her alien surroundings quite so easily. The wildlife terrifies her (is that a snake under my baby’s play-mat?!), the locals bemuse her (you can’t really think your daughter’s birthmark is due to a lunar eclipse, can you?!) and the fact that it seems their new house will never ever be finished drives her mad (although having the good-looking builder around is quite nice). After horribly losing a horse to tetanus, unknowingly being involved in a wood smuggling operation, and having a disastrous time trying to get the new house ready for imminently arriving friends; Jo eventually realises that maybe the grass is getting greener but she has been too wrapped up in all of the disasters befalling them to notice.‘A Friend Laughs’ is the funny and sobering true story of what happened when a young family followed their dream. |
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A Place in the Rain Forest: Settling the Costa Rican Frontier $5 Darryl Cole Christensen,Hardcover, English-language edition,Pub by University of Texas Press |
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A Place in the Rain Forest: Settling the Costa Rican Frontier $27.17 A Place in the Rain Forest: Settling the Costa Rican Frontier |
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A Spiritual Journey Through Poetry With Marion Woods $17.94 Maybe once or twice in our lives, God grants us the high honor of meeting someone special-someone who walks so closely with Christ that -for the moment-we are sure that we are walking and talking with our Savior. That is what happened when many years ago God allowed my path to cross that of Marion Woods. From that first encounter, like so many others, I knew that Marion was someone very special. His love of God, his passion and compassion for God’s children were so clearly evident and contagious.From then on, I have treasured each moment God has given us together. I urge our mission team members to “lean in close” to drink in every word Marion has to share with us. Likewise, I spend every free moment sitting as close as I can-drinking in every bit of wisdom, every ounce of inspiration and every drop of laughter.God grants us these rare gems only so often and I thank God for the gift of Marion Woods.Pull up a chair, sip a cup of Costa Rican coffee and be prepared to feel God’s presence as Marion takes you on a walk with the Savior.Rev. Jimmy TowsonMetter, Ga.- FUMC |
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A Spiritual Journey Through Poetry With Marion Woods $3.99 Maybe once or twice in our lives, God grants us the high honor of meeting someone special-someone who walks so closely with Christ that -for the moment-we are sure that we are walking and talking with our Savior. That is what happened when many years ago God allowed my path to cross that of Marion Woods. From that first encounter, like so many others, I knew that Marion was someone very special. His love of God, his passion and compassion for God’s children were so clearly evident and contagious.From then on, I have treasured each moment God has given us together. I urge our mission team members to “lean in close” to drink in every word Marion has to share with us. Likewise, I spend every free moment sitting as close as I can-drinking in every bit of wisdom, every ounce of inspiration and every drop of laughter.God grants us these rare gems only so often and I thank God for the gift of Marion Woods.Pull up a chair, sip a cup of Costa Rican coffee and be prepared to feel God’s presence as Marion takes you on a walk with the Savior.Rev. Jimmy TowsonMetter, Ga.- FUMC |
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A Spiritual Journey Through Poetry With Marion Woods $26.85 Maybe once or twice in our lives, God grants us the high honor of meeting someone special-someone who walks so closely with Christ that -for the moment-we are sure that we are walking and talking with our Savior. That is what happened when many years ago God allowed my path to cross that of Marion Woods. From that first encounter, like so many others, I knew that Marion was someone very special. His love of God, his passion and compassion for God’s children were so clearly evident and contagious.From then on, I have treasured each moment God has given us together. I urge our mission team members to “lean in close” to drink in every word Marion has to share with us. Likewise, I spend every free moment sitting as close as I can-drinking in every bit of wisdom, every ounce of inspiration and every drop of laughter.God grants us these rare gems only so often and I thank God for the gift of Marion Woods.Pull up a chair, sip a cup of Costa Rican coffee and be prepared to feel God’s presence as Marion takes you on a walk with the Savior.Rev. Jimmy TowsonMetter, Ga.- FUMC |
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A Year of Costa Rican Natural History $49.75 This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR”d book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. |
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A Year of Costa Rican Natural History $49.75 Amelia Smith Calvert,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Nabu Press |
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A Year of Costa Rican Natural History $42.22 This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR’d book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. |
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Ameiva: Dominican Ground Lizard, Anguilla Bank Ameiva, Giant Ameiva, Saint Croix Ground Lizard, Montiserrat Ameiva, Inagua Ameiva $11.02 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Dominican Ground Lizard, Anguilla Bank Ameiva, Giant Ameiva, Saint Croix Ground Lizard, Montiserrat Ameiva, Inagua Ameiva, Sombrero Ameiva, Guadeloupe Ameiva, Martinique Giant Ameiva, St. Christopher Ameiva, Censky’s Ameiva, Ameiva Festiva, Griswold’s Ameiva, Ameiva Quadrilineata, Common Ameiva, Ameiva Undulata, Ameiva Leptophrys, Ameiva Exsul. Excerpt: Ameiva exsul Ameiva exsul , the Puerto Rican Ground Lizard , is a species of lizard in the whiptail family. It is endemic to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands . References (URLs online) A hyperlinked version of this chapter is at Central American Whiptail Manuel Antonio National Park , Costa Rica The MiddleAmerican Ameiva , Central American Whiptail , or Tiger Ameiva ( Ameiva festiva ) is a species of whiptail lizard found from southern Mexico to Colombia . Description Brown coloured with darker browns making a zig-zag pattern down the back. Similar species, Ameiva quadilineata . Lives in open habitats. Juveniles have metallic-blue tails. References (URLs online) Websites (URLs online) A hyperlinked version of this chapter is at Delicate Ameiva The Delicate Ameiva or Delicate Whiptail ( Ameiva leptophrys ) is a species of whiptail lizard found in Panama and Costa Rica to Colombia . Description Brown coloured with bark-brown zig-zag lines running down each side. References (URLs online) Websites (URLs online) item Ameiva leptophrys , WildHerps.net item Ameiva leptophrys , Cliff Bernzweig item tex… |
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American People Of Costa Rican Descent, including: Madeleine Stowe, Franklin Chang-diaz, Candice Michelle, Debi Nova, Eliot A. Jardines, J. P. Calderon, Ringo Cantillo, Costa Rican American, Sonia Chang-d az, Alexander Salazar, David Quezada $11.38 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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American Spanish, including: Puerto Rican Spanish, Cuban Spanish, Dominican Spanish, Panamanian Spanish, Costa Rican Spanish, Nicaraguan Spanish, Guatemalan Spanish, Salvadoran Spanish, Rioplatense Spanish, Argentine Spanish, Venezuelan Spanish $19.75 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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American Spanish, including: Puerto Rican Spanish, Cuban Spanish, Dominican Spanish, Panamanian Spanish, Costa Rican Spanish, Nicaraguan Spanish, Guatemalan Spanish, Salvadoran Spanish, Rioplatense Spanish, Argentine Spanish, Venezuelan Spanish $15.44 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Amphibians and Reptiles of LA Selva, Costa Rica, and the Caribbean Slope $29.95 To those who have carried out research at La Selva, as well as for the serious layperson or even a first-time ecotourist, this book will be a delight. Many of these species will be seen along forest trails or in clearings nearly every day. The beauty of this splendid guide is its concise but authoritative coverage. Guyer and Donnelly have been carrying out research at La Selva for more than 25 years and have contributed much new information on the lives of these animals. A great strength is the series of keys based primarily on live coloration for rapid and accurate identification in the field. The added value is that the book covers 90% of the amphibians and reptiles found in the Caribbean lowlands from northeastern Honduras to and including Bocas del Toro Province, Panama. In sum, my words for this book are: ‘Mighty Fine’! –Jay M. Savage, author of The Amphibians and Reptiles of Costa Rica A 40-year intensive look, precisely what we all wished we had had when we first stepped into the Neotropical rainforest. Cleanly written, in a language easily accessible to the citizen naturalist . . . . and coupled with the essential many good color photos, this book is THE herpetological starting point for any naturalist, biodiversity manager, and scientist exploring lowland Central American rainforest. It superbly complements Savage’s country-wide coverage. –Daniel H. Janzen, editor of Costa Rican Natural History This book is an important contribution to our understanding of the herpetofauna of one of the world’s foremost tropical field stations. It represents an essential step toward easy field identification of an important group of tropical vertebrates. It will serve as a stimulusand set the standard, not only for herpetologists, but for students of other groups interested in producing easily used, attractive guides to local faunas and floras. –Don E. Wilson, Senior Scientist, Smithsonian Institution, and Chairman of the Board, Organization for Tropical Studie |
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Animal Instincts $6.94 A woman out for revenge and a brother out for justice clash deep in the Costa Rican forest. |
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Asimilacion: A study of Costa Rican newcomers in their search for a church, and the church’s response to them. $49.99 Osias. Segura-Guzman,NOOK Study eTextbook, English-language edition,Pub by ProQuest LLC |
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Asimilacion: A study of Costa Rican newcomers in their search for a church, and the church’s response to them. $49.99 Osias. Segura-Guzman,NOOK Study eTextbook, English-language edition,Pub by ProQuest LLC |
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At the Heart of Precolumbian America $65 Stunning photographs provide full access to a private collection of early American art. This volume of photographs and commentary brings together one of the most outstanding groups of treasures of Pre-Columbian art assembled by a private collector. With comments from notable specialists on these civilizations, it offers access to the material in collector Gerard Geiger’s private collection, for the first time, to the public at large. Highlights of the collection include ceremonial tools of Totonac rituals and games; Olmec, Teotihuacan, and Monte Alban terracotta and sculptures; high-quality sculpted Mayajade and Costa Rican engravings; equatorial Valdivian masterpieces; and magnificent Peruvian relics. |
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Attracting High Technology Investment: Intel’s Costa Rican Plant $22 Debora L. Spar,Paperback,Series: Fias Occasional Paper Series, English-language edition,Pub by World Bank Publications |
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Aviation In The Cayman Islands $8.41 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Airlines of the Cayman Islands, Airports in the Cayman Islands, Cayman Airways, Owen Roberts International Airport, List of Airports in the Cayman Islands, Edward Bodden Airfield, Gerrard Smith International Airport, Island Air. Not illustrated. Excerpt: Cayman Airways is the national flag carrier of the Cayman Islands. With its head office in Grand Cayman, it operates mainly as an international and domestic scheduled passenger carrier, with cargo services available on all routes and a limited charter service offered. Its operations are based at Owen Roberts International Airport, Grand Cayman. The airline was established and started operations on August 7, 1968. It was formed following the Cayman Government’s purchase of 51% of Cayman Brac Airways, from LACSA, the Costa Rican flag carrier, and became wholly government owned in December 1977. The airline operated regional services from Owen Roberts International Airport in George Town, Grand Cayman to Gerrard Smith International Airport on Cayman Brac. Early on, the airline’s aircraft was a single DC-3. A few months after it was formed, Cayman Airways flew its first international route to Kingston, Jamaica, on a leased BAC 1-11. International service to Miami began in 1972 using a single leased Douglas DC-6. The airline acquired its first jet aircraft; the BAC 1-11 in 1978, and began services to Houston. In 1979, a second BAC 1-11, A Hawker Siddleley Avro 748, and a Britten-Norman Trislander were purchased. The airline replaced their two BAC 1-11’s with Boeing 727-200 aircraft in 1982, strengthening the airline’s regional and international capability, and also allowed for the introduction of first class service. These jets were eventually replaced with Boeing 737-200’s. At one time or anothe… More: |
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Biota of Central America: Fauna of Central America, Flora of Central America, Spanish Moss, Cane Toad, Malpighia Emarginata $31.26 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Fauna of Central America, Flora of Central America, Spanish Moss, Cane Toad, Malpighia Emarginata, List of Central American Mammals, List of Costa Rican Monkey Species, List of Central American Monkey Species, List of Panamanian Monkey Species, Lantana Camara, Jatropha Oil, Duranta Erecta, Clidemia Hirta, Rivina Humilis, Monstera Deliciosa, Acanthocereus Tetragonus, Chiococca Alba, Ipomoea Pes-Caprae, Tillandsia Recurvata, Tecoma Stans, Hamelia Patens, Pegoscapus, Mexican Treefrogs, Tepary Bean, Yucca Guatemalensis, Xylosma Flexuosa, Chiltepin Pepper, Salvia Coccinea, Opuntia Stricta, Hibiscus Diversifolius, Lippia Alba, Ipomoea Purpurea, Brachypelma Vagans, Deltochilum Valgum, Atropoides Nummifer Mexicanus, Restrepia Muscifera, Añil, Entada Gigas, Chipilín, Fernaldia Pandurata, Sida Acuta, Pluchea Odorata, Spathiphyllum Wallisii, Siproeta Stelenes, Phyla Dulcis, Echinodorus Subalatus, Leptodactylus Fragilis, Cyathea Cuspidata, Malvaviscus Arboreus, Schaefferia Frutescens, Calyptrogyne Ghiesbreghtiana, Gouania Lupuloides, Vigna Caracalla, Siproeta Epaphus, Brachypelma Albopilosum, Pegoscapus Mexicanus, Plumeria Alba, Choeradodis Rhomboidea, Axonopus Fissifolius, Talinum Paniculatum, Wolffia Columbiana, Mesoamerican Biological Corridor, Awaous Tajasica, Ormosia Panamensis, Lepanthes Guatemalensis, Inga Micheliana, Lennea Viridiflora, Lonchocarpus Miniflorus, Lonchocarpus Phaseolifolius, Lonchocarpus Phlebophyllus, Werauhia Insignis, Gongora Unicolor, Adiantum Trapeziforme, Awaous Banana, Acharia Apicalis. Excerpt: This is a list of the mammal species recorded in Central America. Central America is usually defined as the southernmost extension of North America; however, from a biological standpoint it is useful to view it as a separate regio… More: |
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Black and White (Brian McKenna Series #5) $0.99 In a secluded New York City park, a double homicide draws two detectives named McKenna. One is a legend; the other is a brilliant young investigator. Together, they are entering a case that will grow more bizarre and more horrifying with each new piece of shocking evidence…One of the victims was tied to a tree and slowly tortured to death. Veteran detective Tommy McKenna realizes that he has seen this killer’s work before-eighteen years earlier…Tommy will get a second crack at his killer. Brian McKenna gets to work with a legend. And both men are setting in motion an investigation that will take them to California, Arizona, a Costa Rican mountaintop, and all the way to the Fare East. The two McKennas are on the trail of two human monsters who have been killing for two decades-and murder isn’t even the worst of their crimes… |
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Black and White (Brian McKenna Series #5) $20.49 In a secluded New York City park, a double homicide draws two detectives named McKenna. One is a legend; the other is a brilliant young investigator. Together, they are entering a case that will grow more bizarre and more horrifying with each new piece of shocking evidence…One of the victims was tied to a tree and slowly tortured to death. Veteran detective Tommy McKenna realizes that he has seen this killer’s work before-eighteen years earlier…Tommy will get a second crack at his killer. Brian McKenna gets to work with a legend. And both men are setting in motion an investigation that will take them to California, Arizona, a Costa Rican mountaintop, and all the way to the Fare East. The two McKennas are on the trail of two human monsters who have been killing for two decades-and murder isn’t even the worst of their crimes… |
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Black and White (Brian McKenna Series #5) $84.29 In a secluded New York City park, a double homicide draws two detectives named McKenna. One is a legend; the other is a brilliant young investigator. Together, they are entering a case that will grow more bizarre and more horrifying with each new piece of shocking evidence…One of the victims was tied to a tree and slowly tortured to death. Veteran detective Tommy McKenna realizes that he has seen this killer’s work before-eighteen years earlier…Tommy will get a second crack at his killer. Brian McKenna gets to work with a legend. And both men are setting in motion an investigation that will take them to California, Arizona, a Costa Rican mountaintop, and all the way to the Fare East. The two McKennas are on the trail of two human monsters who have been killing for two decades-and murder isn’t even the worst of their crimes… |
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Bradt Travel Guide Costa Rica $23.95 The strong focus on the rich biodiversity of the country, Costa Rican culture, and forthcoming travel trends make the Bradt guide the essential companion. |
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C.s. Herediano Footballers: Paulo Wanchope, Andy Herron, Josef Miso, Mauricio Sol s, Jos Luis L pez Ram rez, Leonardo Gonz lez, Austin Makacha $22.72 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Paulo Wanchope, Andy Herron, Josef Miso, Mauricio Solís, José Luis López Ramírez, Leonardo González, Austin Makacha, Mauricio Wright, Michael Umaña, Jonathan Bolaños, José Porras, Ricardo González Fonseca, David Diach, Rodrigo Cordero, Jafet Soto, Nildeson, William Sunsing, César Pellegrín, Alexander Castro, Marvin Angulo, Norberto Huezo, Danny Fonseca, Titus Mulama, Enrique Díaz, Álvaro Mesén, Lester Morgan, Mauricio Alpízar, Marvin Obando, Javier Wanchope, Andy Furtado, Austin Berry, Kurt Bernard, Eladio Rosabal Cordero, César Hines, Percival Piggott, Asdrubal Paniagua, Cristian Montero, Reynaldo Parks, Daniel Vallejos, Adrian de Lemos, Roberto Wong, Germán Chavarría, Carlos Toppings, Pablo Rodríguez, Sandro Alfaro, Juan Carlos Arguedas, Hermidio Barrantes, Geovanny Jara, Gerardo Solano, Wálter Elizondo, Róger Gómez, Héctor Marchena, Claudio Jara. Excerpt: Adrián de Lemos Adrián de Lemos (born 13 October 1982 in Goicoechea , Costa Rica ) is a Costa Rican professional football goalkeeper . Websites (URLs online) A hyperlinked version of this chapter is at Alexander Castro Alexander Castro (born February 14, 1979) is a retired Costa Rican professional footballer . Club career Castro played for Club Sport Herediano , C.S. Cartaginés and L.D. Alajuelense in the Primera División de Costa Rica . International career Castro made 23 appearances for the Costa Rica national football team , including two qualifying matches for the 2006 FIFA World Cup. He made his debut in a UNCAF Nations Cup 2001 match against Belize on June 23, 2001. He made two appearances for Costa Rica at the Copa |
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CK Free by Calvin Klein Eau de Toilette 1 fl oz (30 ml) $32 top notes: absinthe, jackfruit, thailand star anise and juniper berry heart notes: south african buchu, suede, coffee absolute and tobacco leaves base notes: costa rican ironwood, oakwood, patchouli and texan cedarwoodinspired by the spirit of the modern, independent man. ckfree for men is unexpectedly fresh, yet casual and distinctly masculine. the fragrance opens with an invitation to free the mind with absinthe. the journey continues with a spiciness in the heart and warms down through the base with wood notes offer confidence and depth.Made in USA |
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Caf Britt Gourmet Coffee, Costa Rica Decaf, Whole Bean, 12 oz $10.95 Satisfaction without Sacrifice. . . . Enjoy the taste of Costa Rican export-quality coffee without the caffeine. Caf Britt Decaffeinated is carefully dark roasted for a delicate, clean taste hinting of honey and clove. An aroma of the seeds and dry leaves evokes a serene autumn afternoon. Its complexity intensifies as it cools, for a finish tinged with nostalgia. . . . You wont believe youre drinking decaf! |
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Caf Britt Gourmet Coffee, Dark Roast, Ground, 100% Arabica, 12 oz $10.95 Caf Britt Dark Roast embodies the tradition of gourmet Costa Rican coffee. Aged red wine, figs and dried fruits mellow its robust aroma. Its full-bodied flavor of strong coffee and dark chocolate makes for an intense taste sensation. This classic blend takes its leave with distinction and elegance. |
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Calypso, including: Soca Music, Calypso Music, Lord Kitchener (calypsonian), Mighty Sparrow, Carnival Road March, Caribbean Carnival, Kaiso, Calypso War, Cadence-lypso, Ice Records, Lord Beginner, Costa Rican Calypso, List Of Calypso-like Genres, Shanto $11.79 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Canadians of Latin American Descent: Argentine Canadians, Brazilian Canadians, Canadian People of Argentine Descent $32.38 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Argentine Canadians, Brazilian Canadians, Canadian People of Argentine Descent, Canadian People of Chilean Descent, Canadian People of Colombian Descent, Canadian People of Guatemalan Descent, Canadian People of Mexican Descent, Canadians of Brazilian Descent, Canadians of Costa Rican Descent, Canadians of Peruvian Descent, Canadians of Puerto Rican Descent, Chilean Canadians, Colombian Canadians, Colombian Immigrants to Canada, Cuban Canadians, Dominican Republic Canadians, Guatemalan Canadians, Latin American Canadians, Mexican Canadians, Panamanian Immigrants to Canada, Paraguayan Immigrants to Canada, Peruvian Canadians, Salvadoran Canadians, Vic Toews, Carmen Rodríguez, Paul Fromm, Keshia Chanté, Mauro Biello, Eva Avila, Eduardo Sebrango, Rosa Mendes, Hector Marinaro, Raffi Torres, Fabio Holanda, Antonio Carvalho, Oscar Albuquerque, John Paul Ospina, Ona Grauer, David Alvarez, Hector Leonardo Marinaro, Tony Menezes, Andres Arango, Kevin Alves, David Monsalve, Rob Marinaro, Carlos Rivas Godoy, Fito Blanko, Davis Sanchez, Ivan Menjivar, Pablo Rodríguez, Miguel Cañizalez, Carlos Díaz, O. J. Santiago, Alain J. P. Belda, Sergio Marchi, Klea Scott, Pablo Alvarado, Manny Gómez, Naufús Figueroa, Juan Mendez, Victor Gallo, Tirone E. David, Isidro Sánchez, Ricardo Marquez, Alex House, Federico Hidalgo, Dan Biocchi, Arturo Miranda, Rodrigo Bascunan, Eddie Della Siepe, Juan Berrios, Mauricio Navarro, Leszli Kálli, Cesar Palacio, Marc-André Grondin, Jaime Lopresti. Excerpt: Alex House Alex House is a Canadian actor.House started his career as a child actor. Among his many credits include the role of Lance Stone on Dark Oracle for YTV. He played a recurring guest star role on the 5th season of the Canadian TV |
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Carmen Lyra: A political existence. $49.99 Carmen Lyra is a children’s book author and a political activist from Costa Rica. In history she has only been remembered for her literary achievements because of her gender, poor records and her affiliation with the communist party of Costa Rica. This work brings together both aspects of her life to show that her literature was political in and that there is more to this icon than what is publicly remembered. "Carmen Lyra: a Political Existence" begins with some background on Carmen Lyra’s life and the political climate of Costa Rica from 1880–1950. The next chapter examines three of her most famous literary works to demonstrate that her work went from obscurely political to overtly political. The final chapter explores Lyra’s public memory in scholastic text books, the mass media, and oral histories from Costa Rican citizens. |
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Carmen Lyra: A political existence. $49.99 Carmen Lyra is a children’s book author and a political activist from Costa Rica. In history she has only been remembered for her literary achievements because of her gender, poor records and her affiliation with the communist party of Costa Rica. This work brings together both aspects of her life to show that her literature was political in and that there is more to this icon than what is publicly remembered. "Carmen Lyra: a Political Existence" begins with some background on Carmen Lyra’s life and the political climate of Costa Rica from 1880–1950. The next chapter examines three of her most famous literary works to demonstrate that her work went from obscurely political to overtly political. The final chapter explores Lyra’s public memory in scholastic text books, the mass media, and oral histories from Costa Rican citizens. |
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Central American Society: Belizean Society, Costa Rican Society, Honduran Society, Nicaraguan Society, Panamanian Society, Salvadoran Society $19.66 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Belizean Society, Costa Rican Society, Honduran Society, Nicaraguan Society, Panamanian Society, Salvadoran Society, Demographics of El Salvador, Demographics of Honduras, Demographics of Nicaragua, Demographics of Belize, Monarchy of Belize, Miskito, Tourism in Nicaragua, Abortion in Nicaragua, Public Holidays in Nicaragua, Rama People, Prostitution in Costa Rica, Order of Manuel Amador Guerrero, Prostitution in Nicaragua, Prostitution in El Salvador, Domestic Violence in Panama, Prostitution in Panama, Public Holidays in Belize, Languages of Costa Rica, Prostitution in Honduras, Public Holidays in Panama. Excerpt: This article is about the demographic features of the population of Nicaragua, including population density, ethnicity, education level, health of the populace, economic status, religious affiliations and other aspects of the population. According to the CIA World Factbook, Nicaragua has a population of 5,675,356. Mestizos and Whites make up the majority (86%) of the population of Nicaragua with approx. 69% Mestizos and 17% White. The remainder of the Nicaraguan population is 9% black, and 5% Amerindian. Nicaraguan demographics reflected a different composition prior to the Sandinista revolution of 1979 since most of the migration during the years that followed were primarily of upper or middle class Nicaraguans which were comprised primarily of whites. A growing number of these expats have been returning after, though a vast majority remains living abroad for the most part. The most populous city in the country is the capital city, Managua, with a population of 1.2 million (2005). As of 2005, over 4.4 million inhabitants live in the Pacific, Central and North regions, 2.7 in the Pacific region alone, while inhabitants in the Cari… More: |
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Central American Writer Introduction: Julio Escoto, Rodrigo Rey Rosa, Horacio Castellanos Moya, Flavio Herrera, Virgilio Rodr guez Beteta $19.99 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Julio Escoto, Rodrigo Rey Rosa, Horacio Castellanos Moya, Flavio Herrera, Virgilio Rodríguez Beteta, Kalilah Enríquez, Rafael Menjívar Ochoa, Lucila Gamero de Medina, Matilde Elena López, Leroy Young, Carmen Naranjo, Arturo Ambrogi, Arturo Arias, Javier Abril Espinoza, Alfonso Chase, Erwin X, Nadia Noemí Franco Bazán, Froylán Turcios, Joaquín García Monge, Max Jiménez, Arqueles Vela, Roberto Sosa, George Gabb, Manuel José Leonardo Arce Leal, Óscar Acosta, Tatiana Lobo, Samuel Alfred Haynes, Corinth Morter Lewis, Ismael Cerna, José María Bonilla, Eugenio Rodríguez Vega, León Pacheco Solano, E. Antonio Romero, Franz Galich, Julián Marchena, Carol Zardetto, José Batres Montúfar, Laureano Albán, Benedicto Pozuelos Gil, Juan Diéguez Olaverri, María Josefa García Granados, Adolfo Méndez Vides, Mario Payeras, Augusto Coello. Excerpt: Adolfo Méndez Vides (born 1956) is a Guatemalan writer . A hyperlinked version of this chapter is at Alfonso Chase was born in Cartago , Costa Rica in 1944, and is a contemporary Costa Rican author. He was educated in Costa Rica , Mexico and the United States , and his poetry and narrative have been published since 1966. He has received numerous awards for his writing, including the Premio Nacional de Poesía twice, in 1967 and 1995, the Premio Nacional de la Novela in 1968 and the Premio Nacional de Cuento in 1975; he has also been awarded the Premio Carmen Lyra, de Literatura Infantil y Juvenil for children’s literature in 1978. As well as representing Costa Rica in several international committees, he founded the Department of Publications of Costa Rica ’s Ministry |
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Central American football (soccer) biography Introduction: Costa Rican football biography stubs, Guatemalan football biography stubs $37.9 Source: Source: Wikipedia,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by General Books LLC |
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Central American music: Belizean music, Costa Rican music, Garifuna music, Guatemalan music, Honduran music, Latin music, Mesoamerican music $37.6 Source: Source: Wikipedia,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by General Books LLC |
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Central American people: Belizean people, Central American people of Black African descent, Central American people stubs, Costa Rican people $29.71 Source: Source: Wikipedia,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by General Books LLC |
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Central American politician Introduction: Costa Rican politician stubs, Honduran politician stubs, Nicaraguan politician stubs $31.6 Source: Source: Wikipedia,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by General Books LLC |
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Central American writers: Belizean writers, Central American writer stubs, Costa Rican writers, Guatemalan writers, Honduran writers $29.71 Source: Source: Wikipedia,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by General Books LLC |
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Chasing Jaguars: The Complete Guide to Costa Rican Whitewater $30.5 Lee Eudy,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Earthbound Sports, LLC |
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Christopher Howard’s Guide to Costa Rican Spanish $18.87 Christopher Howard,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Costa Rica Books |
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Civil Wars Involving The States And Peoples Of North America, including: Esquipulas Peace Agreement, Cristero War, Costa Rican Civil War, Reform War, Guatemalan Civil War, Salvadoran Civil War, Persecution Of Christians In Mexico, Chiapas Conflict $11.8 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Classic Five-Foot Teak Bench $839 A quintessential piece of garden furniture, a four-foot bench for two invites you to relax with your beloved and soak in the sights and smells of your garden. The five-foot bench for three encourages you to invite friends over. Both sizes have comfortable contours and arms wide enough to hold a beverage. Crafted of teak with heirloom-quality mortise-and-tenon construction. Timeless elegance in a traditional garden favorite Made of high quality Reforest Teak Durable mortise-and-tenon joinery These oversize items have a $30 additional shipping charge each Please provide a physical street address for delivery Faster shipping is not available for this item Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Sustainably-harvested Costa Rican teak 4-foot Bench is 50″ L x 27″ D x 38″ H; weighs 68 lbs. 5-foot Bench is 62″ L x 27″ D x 38″ H; weighs 77 lbs. Seat is 19″ D Easy assembly; we recommend using a Rubber Mallet, sold separately 100% satisfaction guaranteed |
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Classic Four-Foot Teak Bench $729 A quintessential piece of garden furniture, a four-foot bench for two invites you to relax with your beloved and soak in the sights and smells of your garden. The five-foot bench for three encourages you to invite friends over. Both sizes have comfortable contours and arms wide enough to hold a beverage. Crafted of teak with heirloom-quality mortise-and-tenon construction. Timeless elegance in a traditional garden favorite Made of high quality Reforest Teak Durable mortise-and-tenon joinery These oversize items have a $30 additional shipping charge each Please provide a physical street address for delivery Faster shipping is not available for this item Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Sustainably-harvested Costa Rican teak 4-foot Bench is 50″ L x 27″ D x 38″ H; weighs 68 lbs. 5-foot Bench is 62″ L x 27″ D x 38″ H; weighs 77 lbs. Seat is 19″ D Easy assembly; we recommend using a Rubber Mallet, sold separately 100% satisfaction guaranteed |
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Classic Teak Armchair $460 Straight-backed dining chairs have a pleasing sculptural quality, but they can force the body into an unnatural position. We???ve found that with careful attention to detail, a chair can be made more comfortable while preserving the classic look. The seat has a gentle curve and the seat back is both rounded and angled slightly back. The arms on the armchair are just a bit wider than usual, and edges are eased for comfort. Crafted of high quality Reforest Teak Contoured for comfort Durable mortise-and-tenon joinery We also offer a Classic Teak Side Chair Please provide a physical street address for delivery Faster shipping is not available for this item Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Sustainably-harvested Costa Rican teak Heirloom quality Teak will weather to a beautiful silver-gray Durable mortise-and-tenon joinery Stainless steel hardware No assembly required 22″ W x 22″ D x 35″ H overall; seat is 19″ W x 17-3/4″ D x 16-3/4″ W Weight is 27 lbs. 100% satisfaction guaranteed |
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Classic Teak Side Chair $405 Straight-backed dining chairs have a pleasing sculptural quality, but they can force the body into an unnatural position. We???ve found that with careful attention to detail, a chair can be made more comfortable while preserving the classic look. The seat has a gentle curve and the seat back is both rounded and angled slightly back, and edges are eased for comfort. Crafted of high quality Reforest Teak Strong, stable and comfortable Durable mortise-and-tenon joinery Also available in a Classic Teak Armchair version Please provide a physical street address for delivery Faster shipping is not available for this item Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI Sustainably Harvested Wood Click here for more Green Products Crafted of sustainably harvested Costa Rican teak Teak will weather to a beautiful silver-gray Stainless steel hardware No assembly required 22″ W x 22″ D x 35″ H overall; seat is 19″ W x 17-3/4″ D x 16-3/4″ W Weight is 24 lbs. 100% satisfaction guaranteed |
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Cobble Circles and Standing Stones: Archaeology at the Rivas Site, Costa Rica $28.24 IN this lively tale of archaeological adventure in the tropical forest, Jeffrey Quilter tells the story of his excavation of Rivas, a great ceremonial center at the foot of the Talamanca Mountain range, which flourished between A.D. 900 and 1300, and its fabled gold-filled cemetery, the Panteon de La Reina. Beginning with the 1992 field season and ending with the last excavations in 1998, Quilter discusses Rivas’s builders and users, theories on chiefdom societies, and the daily interactions and surprises of modern archaeological fieldwork. Writing in the first person with a balance between informal language and academic theory, Quilter concludes that Rivas was a ceremonial center for mortuary rituals to bury chiefly elite on the Panteon. Through the use of his narrative technique, he provides the reader with accounts of discoveries as they occurred in fieldwork and the development of interpretations to explain the ancient refuse and cobble architecture his team uncovered. As his story progresses amid the enchantment of the Costa Rican landscape, research plans are adjusted and sometimes completely overturned as new discoveries, often serendipitous ones, are made. Such changing circumstances lead to new insights into the rise and fall of the people who built the cobble circles and raised the standing stones at Rivas a thousand years ago. The only book in English that focuses on a single archaeological site in Costa Rica, which continues to develop as a destination for archaeological tourism, Cobble Circles and Standing Stones will appeal to laypeople and professionals alike. |
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Coffee Culture, including: Barista, Coffee Break, Fika (coffee Break), Tasseography, Caff Sospeso, Coffee Cup, Tim Tam Slam, Anthora, Schweigt Stille, Plaudert Nicht, Bwv 211, One Cup (film), Coffee Ceremony, Juan Valdez Drinks Costa Rican Coffee $13.85 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Collection De Melange $22 Collection de Melange – 9 piece truffle collection of dark, milk & white chocolate truffles. Dark Chocolate Truffle: Filled with Dulce de Leche caramel and garnished with roasted Costa Rican cashews. Milk Chocolate Truffle: Filled with coconut, creme Anglaise, and coco liqeur and white chocolate. White Chocolate Truffle: Filled with white chocolate, Cointreau, freshly squeezed orange juice, candied orange zet and garnished with roasted hazelnuts. |
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Communications in Central America: Venesat-1, $45.01 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Belizean Media, Belizean Television Actors, Belizean Television Series, Cinema of Nicaragua, Communications in Belize, Communications in Costa Rica, Communications in El Salvador, Communications in Guatemala, Communications in Nicaragua, Communications in Panama, Costa Rican Media, Films Set in Nicaragua, Films Shot in Nicaragua, Great Belize Television Shows, Guatemalan Media, Krem Television Original Series, Kremandala Ltd., Media Companies of Belize, Newspapers Published in Belize, Newspapers Published in Costa Rica, Newspapers Published in Nicaragua, Newspapers Published in Panama, Nicaraguan Film Actors, Nicaraguan Journalists, Nicaraguan Media, Nicaraguan Television Actors, Panamanian Journalists, Panamanian Media, Panamanian Radio, Panamanian Radio Personalities, Rsv Media Center, Radio Stations in Belize, Telecommunications Companies of Belize, Television in Belize, Television in Panama, Television Stations in Belize, Television Stations in Costa Rica, Television Stations in Guatemala, Television Stations in Nicaragua, Television Stations in Panama, Telecommunications in El Salvador, Telecommunications in Nicaragua, Telecommunications in Guatemala, Telecommunications in Belize, Noh Matta Wat!, Carlos Francisco Chang Marín, Karaoke Television, Amandala, List of Television Stations in Latin America, Walker, Krem Radio, La Prensa, Barbara Carrera, Gabriel Traversari, News 5, Media of Nicaragua, the Mosquito Coast, the Kremandala Show, Wave Radio, Lya Barrioz, La Nación, Radio Belize, Salomón de La Selva, List of Central American Submissions for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, Belize Times, Eric Jackson, the Guardian, Speed Net, List of People on Stamps of Costa Rica, Tropical Vision Limited, Tvmax, .Bz, Roberto Arias, Actors in |
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Conflicts In 1948, including: Kfar Etzion Massacre, Indo-pakistani War Of 1947, Batang Kali Massacre, Hyderabad Police Action, Jeju Uprising, Malagasy Uprising, Liaoshen Campaign, Costa Rican Civil War, Huaihai Campaign, Pingjin Campaign, Operatie Kraai $18.26 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Consequences of tourism-based growth on rural communities’ quality of life: A comparative study of Liberia and La Fortuna, Costa Rica . $49.99 Tourism has become a source of income generation for many rural communities seeking ways to improve their livelihoods. This is particularly the case of amenity-rich areas which attract tourists because of their natural endowments. Often tourism-based growth is reflected in economic and infrastructural improvements. Nevertheless, such growth, on many occasions, does not reflect development goals including equity and sustainability. This study examines the necessary elements for tourism as a development tool that improves a community’s quality of life. To reach this objective, a case study methodology was applied in two rural Costa Rican communities. The study first identifies the different ways tourism impacts quality of life. It also identifies biophysical, sociocultural, and socioeconomic and sociodemographic conditions that led to divergent outcomes in each community’s quality of life. Finally, the study documents the processes lying behind improvements or deteriorations of quality of life in each community. Improvements in quality of life are associated with local community ownership and development of tourism-related activities. In addition, interactional elements among stakeholders are essential, particularly among community members. Extra-local tourism development was found to be less beneficial to the local community. This was particularly the case when communities lacked the capabilities of controlling and managing change. |
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Consequences of tourism-based growth on rural communities’ quality of life: A comparative study of Liberia and La Fortuna, Costa Rica . $108 Tourism has become a source of income generation for many rural communities seeking ways to improve their livelihoods. This is particularly the case of amenity-rich areas which attract tourists because of their natural endowments. Often tourism-based growth is reflected in economic and infrastructural improvements. Nevertheless, such growth, on many occasions, does not reflect development goals including equity and sustainability. This study examines the necessary elements for tourism as a development tool that improves a community’s quality of life. To reach this objective, a case study methodology was applied in two rural Costa Rican communities. The study first identifies the different ways tourism impacts quality of life. It also identifies biophysical, sociocultural, and socioeconomic and sociodemographic conditions that led to divergent outcomes in each community’s quality of life. Finally, the study documents the processes lying behind improvements or deteriorations of quality of life in each community. Improvements in quality of life are associated with local community ownership and development of tourism-related activities. In addition, interactional elements among stakeholders are essential, particularly among community members. Extra-local tourism development was found to be less beneficial to the local community. This was particularly the case when communities lacked the capabilities of controlling and managing change. |
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Consequences of tourism-based growth on rural communities’ quality of life: A comparative study of Liberia and La Fortuna, Costa Rica . $49.99 Tourism has become a source of income generation for many rural communities seeking ways to improve their livelihoods. This is particularly the case of amenity-rich areas which attract tourists because of their natural endowments. Often tourism-based growth is reflected in economic and infrastructural improvements. Nevertheless, such growth, on many occasions, does not reflect development goals including equity and sustainability. This study examines the necessary elements for tourism as a development tool that improves a community’s quality of life. To reach this objective, a case study methodology was applied in two rural Costa Rican communities. The study first identifies the different ways tourism impacts quality of life. It also identifies biophysical, sociocultural, and socioeconomic and sociodemographic conditions that led to divergent outcomes in each community’s quality of life. Finally, the study documents the processes lying behind improvements or deteriorations of quality of life in each community. Improvements in quality of life are associated with local community ownership and development of tourism-related activities. In addition, interactional elements among stakeholders are essential, particularly among community members. Extra-local tourism development was found to be less beneficial to the local community. This was particularly the case when communities lacked the capabilities of controlling and managing change. |
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Constitutional Adjudication: The costa rican Experience $30.53 Robert S. Barker,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Vandeplas Publishing |
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Costa Rica $6.98 Experience the magic of the Costa Rican cloud forest in High Definition. Explore the bio-diverse Osa peninsula, life giving Monte Verde Cloud Forest, vibrant tropical flowers, and busy birds and butterflies in this exciting release from The Living Landscapes Video Collection!Osa Peninsula: This is one of the most bio-diverse locations on Earth. Experience the inhabitants of this diverse lowland rainforest, from the rare Scarlet Macaw to the strange and elusive sloth.Monte Verde Cloud Forest: Descend into the life giving mist of the Costa Rican cloud forest. Feel the swirling moisture nourishing this lush ecosystem as a symphony of life fills the room.Tropical Flowers: Feast your eyes on an amazing diversity of brillant, vibrant colors against a backdrop of infinite green. Your senses become intoxicated with the sweet, heady scent of jungle nectar.Bird and Butterflies: Catch bright strokes of color streaking across tropical skies! Iridescent flashes of hummingbirds fill the air, like flowers with wings. |
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Costa Rica Dark Roast Whole Bean Bag 12 Ounces (340 Grams) $9.95 Classic Gourmet Tradition Caf? Britt Dark Roast embodies the tradition of gourmet Costa Rican coffee. Aged red wine, figs and dried fruits mellow its robust aroma. Its full-bodied flavor of strong coffee and dark chocolate makes for an intense taste sensation. This classic blend takes its leave with distinction and elegance. |
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Costa Rica: The Bradt Travel Guide $1.99 The strong focus on the rich biodiversity of the country, Costa Rican culture, and forthcoming travel trends make the Bradt guide the essential companion. |
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Costa Rican Art, including: Hugo S nchez Bonilla, Francisco Amighetti, Gonzalo Morales S urez, Rafael ngel Garc a, Jorge Gallardo, Rafael S enz Rodr guez, C sar Valverde Vega, Ibo Bonilla, Francisco Z iga, Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez, Guillermo $12.31 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Costa Rican Art: Art Museums and Galleries in Costa Rica, Costa Rican Artists, Francisco Z iga, Guillermo Vargas, Costa Rican Jade Tradition $7.98 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Art Museums and Galleries in Costa Rica, Costa Rican Artists, Francisco Zúñiga, Guillermo Vargas, Costa Rican Jade Tradition, Museum of Contemporary Art and Design, Museo de Formas Espacios Y Sonidos, Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez, Deirdre Hyde. Excerpt: José Jesús Francisco Zúñiga Chavarría (December 26, 1912 August 9, 1998) was a Costa Rican and Mexican artist, known both for his painting and his sculpture. Journalist Fernando González Gortázar lists Zúñiga as one of the 100 most notable Mexicans of the 20th century, while the Encyclopædia Britannica calls him “perhaps the best sculptor” of the Mexican political modern style. Zúñiga was born in Costa Rica in 1912; his father, Manuel Maria Zúñiga, was also a sculptor. He won first prize in a 1935 Latin American sculpture competition, the Salón de Escultura en Costa Rica, for his bronze sculpture La maternidad, and in 1936 moved to Mexico, where he studied art formally at La Escuela de Talla Directa, working with Guillermo Ruiz, sculptor Oliverio Martinez, and painter Manuel Rodríguez Lozano. In 1938, he took a faculty position at La Esmeralda; he remained at that position until retiring in 1970. In 1958 he was awarded the first prize in sculpture from the Mexican National Institute of Fine Arts. Zúñiga’s works have been shown widely, including displays in Los Angeles, San Salvador, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Stockholm, and Toronto. Museums holding his works in their permanent collections include the San Diego Museum of Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Museo de Arte Moderno in Mexico City, the Phoenix Art Museum, the Ponce Museum of |
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Costa Rican Artists, including: Hugo S nchez Bonilla, Francisco Amighetti, Gonzalo Morales S urez, Rafael ngel Garc a, Jorge Gallardo, Rafael S enz Rodr guez, C sar Valverde Vega, Ibo Bonilla, Francisco Z iga, Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez, Deird $12.31 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Costa Rican Building and Structure Introduction: Daniel Oduber Quir s International Airport, Lim n International Airport $23.46 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport, Limón International Airport, Estadio Ebal Rodríguez, Estadio Lito Pérez, Tobías Bolaños International Airport, Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica, Iglesia de San Bartolomé de Barva, Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto, Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica, Edificio Correos, Melico Salazar Theatre, Pre-Columbian Gold Museum, Museo Nacional de Costa Rica, Palmar Sur Airport, Tamarindo Airport, Drake Bay Airport, Palacio de Los Deportes, Carrillo Airport, Museo Del Jade Marco Fidel Tristán Castro, Metropolitan Cathedral of San José, Coto 47 Airport, Tambor Airport, Puerto Jimenez Airport, Punta Islita Airport, Quepos Managua Airport, Museo de Formas Espacios Y Sonidos, San José Central Market, Hospital Clinica Biblica, Nosara Airport, Hospital Nacional de Niños, Tortuguero Airport, Barra Del Colorado Airport, Golfito Airport, Estadio Municipal Pérez Zeledón, Monteverde Nature Center, Museo de Los Niños, Museo de Sabanero, Hospital Clínica Unibe, Arenal Botanical Gardens, Tilawa Viento Surf Center, Arenal Hanging Bridges, Estadio José Rafael Fello Meza Ivankovich, Iglesia de La Agonía, Hospital Cristiano Jerusalem, Ark Herb Farm, Hospital Cima, Hospital Calderón Guardia, Hospital Max Peralta, Museo de Cultura Popular, Estadio Eladio Rosabal Cordero, Estadio Otto Ureña, Gran Hotel, Estadio Edgardo Baltodano Briceño, Hospital Clínica Catolica, Estadio Carlos Alvarado, Estadio Carlos Roldan, Estadio Carlos Ugalde Álvarez, Hospital Mexico, Iglesia de San Francisco de Asis, Hospital Nacional Psiquiatrico, Centro Nacional de Rehabilitacion, Hospital Clinica Santa Rita, Hospital de San Carlos, Hospital de |
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Costa Rican Building and Structures: Daniel Oduber Quirs International Airport, Limn International Airport, Estadio Ebal Rodrguez $23.46 Costa Rican Building and Structures: Daniel Oduber Quirs International Airport, Limn International Airport, Estadio Ebal Rodrguez |
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Costa Rican Chaos $1.99 Mark K. Roberts,Mass Market Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Grand Central Publishing |
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Costa Rican Civil War $46.99 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Costa Rican Civil War was the bloodiest event in 20th century Costa Rican history. It lasted for 44 days (from March 12 to April 24, 1948), during which approximately 2,000 people are believed to have died. The conflict was precipitated by the vote of the Costa Rican Legislature, dominated by pro-government representatives, to annul the results of the presidential election of 1948, alleging that the triumph of opposition candidate Otilio Ulate had been achieved by fraud. This caused a rebel army under commander José Figueres to rise up against the government of President Teodoro Picado, which it quickly defeated. After the war, Figueres ruled for a year and a half as head of a provisional government junta which abolished the military and oversaw the election of the Assembly that produced the new Costa Rican Constitution of 1949. The junta then stepped down and handed power to Ulate. Costa Rica has not experienced any significant political violence since then. |
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Costa Rican Cuisine $44 Frederic P. Miller (Editor), Agnes F. Vandome (Editor), John McBrewster (Editor),Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by VDM Publishing House Ltd. |
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Costa Rican Cuisine, including: Cerveceria Costa Rica, Cacique Guaro, Ceviche, Empanada, Tres Leches Cake, Gallo Pinto, Salsa Lizano, Casado, Picadillo $12.31 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Costa Rican Cuisine: Empanada $10 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: An empanada is a Spanish and Portuguese stuffed bread or pastry, also known as “impanata” in Italy. The name comes from the verb empanar, meaning to wrap or coat in bread. Empanada is made by folding a dough or bread patty around the stuffing. The stuffing can consist of many things such as meat or vegetables. In Spain, empanadas are usually large and circular in shape and are cut into smaller portions for consumption, whereas in Portugal and South America empanadas are normally small and semi-circular (this type of empanada is commonly known as empanadilla in Spain). Empanadas are also known by a wide variety of regional names (see the entries for the individual countries below). In Spain the dish is known as Galician empanada or simply empanada, whereas in Portugal it is only known as “empada”. It is likely that empanadas in the Americas have their origins in Galicia, Spain and Portugal, where an empanada is prepared similar to a large pie which is cut in pieces, making it a portable and hearty meal for working people. The filling of Galician and Portugal empanada usually includes either tuna, sardines or chorizo, but can instead contain cod fish or pork loin. The meat or fish is commonly in a tomato, garlic and onion sauce inside the bread or pastry casing. Due to the large number of Galician immigrants in Latin America, the empanada gallega has also become popular in that region. The dish was carried to South America by colonists, where they remain very popular to this day. Empanadas in South America have various fillings, detailed below. Argentine-style empanadas.Argentine empanadas are often served at parties as a starter or main course, or in festivals. Shops specialize in freshly made empanadas, with many flavors and fillings. The dou… More: |
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Costa Rican Diaspora: American People of Costa Rican Descent, Canadians of Costa Rican Descent, Costa Rican Expatriates in Austria $20.31 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: American People of Costa Rican Descent, Canadians of Costa Rican Descent, Costa Rican Expatriates in Austria, Costa Rican Expatriates in Bolivia, Costa Rican Expatriates in Germany, Costa Rican Expatriates in Greece, Costa Rican Expatriates in Japan, Costa Rican Expatriates in Paraguay, Costa Rican Expatriates in the Netherlands, Mexicans of Costa Rican Descent, People of Costa Rican Descent, Spanish People of Costa Rican Descent, Candice Michelle, Rosa Mendes, Madeleine Stowe, Ibo Bonilla, Francisco Zúñiga, Chavela Vargas, Franklin Chang-Diaz, Sonia Chang-Díaz, Froylán Ledezma, Maribel Guardia, Eliot A. Jardines, Ringo Cantillo, J. P. Calderon, Rafael Rojas, Harry Shum, Jr., Alexander Salazar, Costa Rican American, Óscar Emilio Rojas, Alonso Véner, Ishtar Yasin Gutierrez, Pablo Antonio Gabas, Debi Nova, David Quezada, Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez. Excerpt: Styles of Alexander Salazar Alexander Salazar (born November 28, 1949) is a Costa Rican-American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church . He currently serves as an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles .Biography Salazar was born in San José , Costa Rica , but moved with his family to the United States in 1953, settling in Los Angeles , California . He attended Daniel Murphy High School ; East Los Angeles College ; California State University, Los Angeles ; and Immaculate Heart College , from where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Bi-Lingual Studies in 1978. From 1968 to 1979, he taught at St. Albert the Great School in Compton . In 1977, Salazar entered St. John’s Seminary in Camarillo . He was ordained to the priesthood by Timothy Cardinal Manning on June 16, 1984. He served as associate pastor at St. Gregory the Great, Whittier ; Assumption of the |
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Costa Rican Diplomats, including: Mario Echandi Jim nez, Bruno Stagno Ugarte, Jorge Urbina, Manuel Antonio Barrantes Rodr guez, Luis Alberto Monge, Daniel Oduber Quir s, Rafael Yglesias Castro, Bruno Carranza, Iosif Grigulevich, Carlos Mel ndez Chaver $13.87 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Costa Rican Euro Decaffeinated Coffee, Ground (5 Pound Bag) $76.08 One of the finest coffees out of Costa Rica! This coffee begins with a clean, crisp flavor with snappy acidity and closes with a sweet and tantalizing smooth finish.Costa Rican Euro Decaffeinated Coffee is Kosher certified. Please note that in order to ensure freshness of this product, it is specially ordered from our supplier and then individually processed for you. As a result, please allow 5-7 days processing time before shipment to you. |
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Costa Rican Euro Decaffeinated Coffee, Ground (Case of Four 12 ounce Valve Bags) $51.93 One of the finest coffees out of Costa Rica! This coffee begins with a clean, crisp flavor with snappy acidity and closes with a sweet and tantalizing smooth finish.Costa Rican Decaffeinated Coffee is Kosher certified. Please note that in order to ensure freshness of this product, it is specially ordered from our supplier and then individually processed for you. As a result, please allow 5-7 days processing time before shipment to you. |
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Costa Rican Euro Decaffeinated Coffee, Whole Bean (5 Pound Bag) $76.08 One of the finest coffees out of Costa Rica! This coffee begins with a clean, crisp flavor with snappy acidity and closes with a sweet and tantalizing smooth finish.Costa Rican Euro Decaffeinated Coffee is Kosher certified. Please note that in order to ensure freshness of this product, it is specially ordered from our supplier and then individually processed for you. As a result, please allow 5-7 days processing time before shipment to you. |
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Costa Rican Euro Decaffeinated Coffee, Whole Bean (Case of Four 12 ounce Valve Bags) $51.93 One of the finest coffees out of Costa Rica! This coffee begins with a clean, crisp flavor with snappy acidity and closes with a sweet and tantalizing smooth finish.Costa Rican Decaffeinated Coffee is Kosher certified. Please note that in order to ensure freshness of this product, it is specially ordered from our supplier and then individually processed for you. As a result, please allow 5-7 days processing time before shipment to you. |
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Costa Rican Expatriate Footballers, including: Paulo Wanchope, lvaro Sabor o, Alonso Sol s, Gilberto Mart nez, Mauricio Sol s, Douglas Sequeira, Froyl n Ledezma, Hern n Medford, R nald Gonz lez Brenes, Christian Bola os, Daniel Torres, Randall $11.8 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Costa Rican Football Clubs, including: Club Sport Herediano, C.s. Cartagin s, Brujas F.c., Puntarenas F.c., Santos De Gu piles, Asociaci n Deportiva Carmelita, Municipal Liberia, Municipal P rez Zeled n, Asociaci n Deportiva Ramonense, A.d. San Carl $11.8 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Costa Rican Football Managers, including: Hern n Medford, Alexandre Guimar es, Marvin Rodr guez, Mario Cordero, Evaristo Coronado, Benjam n Mayorga, Juan Cayasso, R ger Flores, Enrique Rivers, Oscar Ram rez, Carlos Watson (footballer), Vladimir Ques $12.31 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Costa Rican Football Managers, including: Hern n Medford, Alexandre Guimar es, Marvin Rodr guez, Mario Cordero, Evaristo Coronado, Benjam n Mayorga, Juan Cayasso, R ger Flores, Enrique Rivers, Oscar Ram rez, Carlos Watson (footballer), Vladimir Ques $12.31 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Costa Rican Football Referees $23.6 Books Llc (Editor),Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by General Books LLC |
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Costa Rican Footballers, including: Jos Humberto Ugarte, Erick Scott, Pablo Brenes, Paulo Wanchope, Andy Herron, lvaro Sabor o, Alonso Sol s, Rolando Fonseca, Gilberto Mart nez, Steven Bryce, Mauricio Sol s, Jervis Drummond, Walter Centeno, Roy My $23.25 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Costa Rican General Election, 2010 $43.02 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Costa Rica held parliamentary and presidential elections on February 7, 2010. The ruling party before the election, the center-right National Liberation Party, put forward former Vice-President Laura Chinchilla as its presidential candidate, while the libertarian, Movimiento Libertario nominated former legislator Otto Guevara. Opinion polls before voting started consistently put Chinchilla as the front-runner, a trend confirmed in the election-night count, which showed her garnering 46.76% of the vote. |
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Costa Rican Jurists, including: Elizabeth Odio Benito, Rodrigo Alberto Carazo Zeled n, Kevin Casas Zamora, Mauro Fern ndez Acu a, Francisco Dall’anese, Ascensi n Esquivel Ibarra, Fernando Baudrit Solera, Manuel Arg ello Mora, Vicente Aguilar Cubero $11.29 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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Costa Rican Jurists: Costa Rican Judges, Costa Rican Lawyers, Elizabeth Odio Benito, Mauro Fern ndez Acu a, Fernando Baudrit Solera $8.78 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Costa Rican Judges, Costa Rican Lawyers, Elizabeth Odio Benito, Mauro Fernández Acuña, Fernando Baudrit Solera, José Concepción Pinto Castro, Benito Serrano Jiménez, José Antonio Pinto Castro, Kevin Casas Zamora, Luis Paulino Mora Mora, Rodrigo Alberto Carazo Zeledón. Excerpt: Elizabeth Odio Benito (born 15 September 1939) is a Vice-President of the International Criminal Court. She previously served as a judge on the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, and in her home country of Costa Rica was twice appointed Justice Minister, later becoming Vice-President of the Republic. Her background is as an academic lawyer, specialising in the administration of justice and human rights, in particular the rights of women. Although born in Puntarenas, the first child of Emiliano Odio Madrigal and Esperanza Benito Ibañez, most of her early life was spent in San José, where she attended the Colegio Superior de Señoritas. The law was something of a tradition on her father’s side of the family; Odio Benito was particularly encouraged by her lawyer uncle, Ulises Odio Santos, to study that subject. She graduated with a master’s degree from the University of Costa Rica in 1964, where she remained for much of her academic career, rising to a full professorship in 1986 and Vice-President for Academic Affairs in 1988. During this period, she began to work in the field of gender studies, with an emphasis on crimes committed against women. Meanwhile, Odio Benito was becoming increasingly involved in the administration of justice. From 1976 to 1978 she served as Secretary to the Colegio de Abogados, the bar association of Costa Rica, and in 1978 was appointed to the joint offices of Minister of Justice |
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Costa Rican Laboratory: A Twentieth-Century Fund Paper $2.3 Sol W. Sanders,Paperback,Series: International Debt Ser., English-language edition,Pub by Century Foundation, The |
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Costa Rican Literature, including: Jorge Debravo, Alfonso Chase, Alonso V ner, Joaqu n Guti rrez, Luis Chaves, Isaac Felipe Azofeifa, Jorge Gallardo, Juli n Marchena, Andes Meza, Felipe Granados, Isa as D’oleo Ochoa, Carmen Naranjo, Tatiana Lobo $13.87 Hephaestus Books,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Hephaestus Books |
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