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Jack EwingNature and Local History Stories

Land of the Fat Cats

November 23, 2018

But There Aren’t Any Sloths By Jack Ewing I have always wanted to see a jaguar in its natural habitat, but had resigned myself to the reality that it wasn’t going to happen in Costa Rica. From the moment I heard of the Pantanal, the best jaguar viewing location in

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Guest Writer

Enjoy Your Retirement: How to Find an Affordable Vacation Home

November 22, 2018

By Jim McKinley You worked hard much of your life and now you are ready to kick back and enjoy your retirement. Perhaps a vacation home sounds like just the ticket, but how do you find an affordable property? And are you really ready to make the investment? Finding an

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Guest Writer

Transformation in Barrio San Francisco

November 21, 2018

By Len Homan A mural being painted in Manuel Antonio by local artist Juan Calderon is energizing the residents of barrio San Francisco. The mural and the newly paved road surrounding the U shaped neighborhood are inspiring the residents to remodel and beautify their own properties. Artist Juan is donating

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Guest Writer

TICK-BORN DISEASE IN DOGS/ ENFERMEDAD TRANSMITIDA POR GARRAPATAS EN PERROS

November 19, 2018

Dra. Fabiola Quesada, VET HOUSE CALLS Domicilios Pacífico Sur Tel: 88 48 01 03 fabiquesada07@yahoo.com The age range for dogs with clinical ehrlichiosis is 2 months to 14 years and the signs vary with the phase of infection ( fever, hemorrhage, nose bleeding, pale mucous, eye problems, kidney and liver,

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Memoirs of a MasseurTodd Pequeen

Memoirs of a Masseur – November 2018

November 16, 2018

I am tired of this world of appearances. Everywhere I look there is a masquerade vying for my time, my energy. From million dollar advertisement agencies to a quick browse on Facebook I feel everything around me is trying to be original. Authenticity however, serves a purpose, it actually provides

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Shrimp in Tamarind Sauce
Chef's CornerDesiree Brassert

Shrimp in Tamarind Sauce (Goong ma kham)

November 12, 2018

The compressed fruit pulp of the tamarindus indica tree is available in any produce store. Ask for “tamarindo,” pronounced just like the beach town in Guanacaste, or look for the brown packet as shown in photo. It is a popular ingredient in south Asian recipes; it has an incomparable blend

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Guest Writer

Surfing Quepos – Manuel Antonio

November 10, 2018

If you are a surfer or want to learn to surf while you are here, then you should know a little about the surf breaks in the area. Here is a quick guide from north to south:   Playa Bejuco A beach break that has hollow waves and works best

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Marina Pez VelaWhat's Shaking? @ Marina Pez Vela

What’s Shaking at Marina Pez Vela – November 2018

November 6, 2018

September and October were a wild ride for us all, with some of our first real intense rains and storms of the year, as well as a month of national strikes which made for some interesting experiences for both our local community and nation as a whole. November brings with

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Dave BolgerQué Pasa en Quepos

¿Qué Pasa en Quepos? – November 2018

November 3, 2018

Bienvenidos….Welcome to the Rain Forest—can’t say the brochure did not warn you. It will probably rain a little while you are here, but don’t let that stop you. Manuel Antonio National Park is in full bloom which attracts frogs, hummingbirds, and butterflies. It is also baby season here in the

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Benn GilmourThat's Fishin'

That’s Fishin’ – September/October 2018

October 28, 2018

Welcome to our Dorado special edition of That’s Fishin! Dorado, Mahi Mahi, Dolphin Fish, three names but yes guys, it really is just one type of fish! No matter what you choose to call it, this magical fish has been capturing the attention of Sports Fishing enthusiasts around the world

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Thai-Style Tomato and Cucumber Salad with Mint, Basil, and Cilantro
Chef's CornerDesiree Brassert

Thai-Style Tomato and Cucumber Salad with Mint, Basil, and Cilantro

October 21, 2018

This is a refreshing salad with contrasting colors and textures. Try adding cooked meats, seafood, or roasted veggies for a perfect lunch bowl, or serve it alongside a composed meal. Ingredients 2 medium cucumbers, partially peeled (little spaces between the peeled strips), sliced lengthwise and then crosswise into little half

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The Sloth Institute

The Sloth Institute – September/October 2018

October 14, 2018

1. Depression Wild sloths held in captivity become stressed and unhappy. 2. Destruction of Forests Forests need sloths to be healthy and balanced. 3. Diseases Sloths may host different parasites, viruses, and infections that can pass to humans with one touch! 4. Depletion The wild sloth population suffers with each

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Kids Saving the Rainforest

Pura Vida From a Day-Volunteer

October 7, 2018

By Maddie Abene Soothing sounds, beautiful views, diverse wildlife, and only a week to take it all in? Costa Rica is unlike any place I’ve ever been. Upon my arrival, my mind was racing with ideas of how I was going to get the very most out of my trip.

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Electronic Invoices Are Now an Obligation in Costa Rica for Individuals and Companies

September 28, 2018

The electronic invoice will be mandatory for all taxpayers in November 2018. This is established by a resolution of Costa Rican Treasury (Ministerio de Hacienda). The electronic invoice is automatically send to Ministerio de Hacienda and to your email, so every electronic invoice will contain a PDF document and XML

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Let's Talk About BirdsPaul Gerace

Red-Lored Parrot

September 18, 2018

The Red-Lored Parrot is one of 17 species of parrots and parakeets found in Costa Rica. They are commonly seen from eastern Mexico and down south through Central America to Ecuador. Red-Lored Parrots are distinguished by the bright red color on the surface on each side of its head between

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