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Civil Weddings in Costa Rica, Costa Rica Lawyers - Attorneys
Those who are looking for the ideal wedding, ultra-special honeymoon or romantic getaway setting need look no further than the beautiful Natural Paradise of Costa Rica.
www.costarica-weddings.com/

Universidad Latina de Costa Rica
A private university with 7 campuses. Undergraduate and graduate programs in various fields of study. Includes admission requirements and online course registration.
www.ulatina.ac.cr/

Costa Rican Lawyer - Legal Services in San Jose, Costa Rica
Offers Legal Services in San José, Costa Rica.
www.forovial.com/

AskMen.com - Team Costa Rica 2002
Special feature with statistics, predictions and ranking of the FIFA world cup qualifying team.
askmen.com/

Prehistoric Human Footpaths Lure Archaeologists Back To Costa Rica
From Science Daily, ancient, buried footpaths visible from satellite instruments but invisible on the ground to be studied in Costa Rica this summer after a 20-year hiatus by University of Colorado at Boulder and NASA archaeologists.
www.sciencedaily.com/

Costa Rica Travelogue - Bill O'Brien
Features four separate three day journeys to Montezuma Beach on the Nicoya Peninsula, San Jose the capital city of Costa Rica, Terrazu coffee growing regions and Irazu volcano with a view of two oceans.
www.ptbo.igs.net/

Infoplease: Costa Rica
Very basic information on the land, its people, history and government.
www.infoplease.com/

Finding Birds in Costa Rica
Birding in Costa Rica with Richard Garrigues, one of Costa Rica's foremost birders; includes list of endemic bird species and a complete Costa Rica bird list.
www.angelfire.com/

Highrock's Costa Rica Travelogue
My year 2000 Costa Rican vacation with information, triplog and photographs of the Village of Dominical, Cabo Matapalo, beaches, animal life, sunsets, and lessons learned.
www.highrock.com/

Prehistoric Footpaths In Costa Rica Indicate Intimate Ties With Villages, Cemeteries
From ScienceDaily, findings by the University of Colorado at Boulder indicate tiny footpaths traveled by Costa Rican people 1,500 years ago were precursors to wide, deep and ritualistic roadways 500 years later leading to and from cemeteries and villages.
www.sciencedaily.com/