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	Costa - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Costa di Mezzate, in the province of Bergamo
		Costa Valle Imagna, in the province of Bergamo
		Costa, a parish in the district of Guimarães
	open-encyclopedia.com /Costa (112 words)

	Costa Rica - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Republic of Costa Rica is a country in Central America, bordered by Nicaragua to the north, Panama to the south-southeast, and by the Pacific Ocean to the west and south, and by the Caribbean Sea to the east.
		Costa Rica is seen as an example of political stability in the region, and sometimes refered to as the "Switzerland of Central America." Costa Rica has no army.
		Costa Rica has no military or navy, but an abundance of wildlife; it has been said that the soldiers are the leaf cutter ants, the pilots are the macaws and the navy ships are the whales.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Costa_Rica (1759 words)

	Costa Rica - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Costa Rica
		Agriculture is the mainstay of the Costa Rican economy and most of the land is cultivated, even on the steep slopes of the Central Highlands.
		The natives of pre-Colombian Costa Rica were skilled in the art stone carving; the artefacts were often used in trade between the native races of Central and South America, as well as objects of gold and other metals.
		Costa Rican voters chose a conservative economist, Miguel Angel Rodriguez Echeverria of the Partido de Unidad Socialcristiana (PUSC; Social Christian Unity Party) as the country's new president in February 1998.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Costa+Rica (1075 words)

	MSN Encarta - Costa Rica
		Costa Rica, which means “rich coast” in Spanish, was named by Christopher Columbus and his explorers, who expected to find gold here.
		Costa Rica's only natural lake of any significant size is Lake Arenal, which is located on the eastern side of the Cordillera de Guanacaste.
		The climate of Costa Rica ranges from tropical on the coastal plains to temperate in the interior highlands.
	encarta.msn.com /encnet/refpages/RefArticle.aspx?refid=761572479 (804 words)

	The Jewish Community in Costa Rica
		Costa Rica may well be Israel's best friend among the states of the world, unswerving in its friendship since 1948 and the only state to maintain its embassy in Jerusalem.
		While one wave of Sephardic Jews lived in Costa Rica as Marranos in the 16th and 17th centuries and another as merchants in the 19th, the present Jewish community dates from before World War II and is primarily of Eastern European origin, nearly half from two villages in Poland.
		Costa Rican non-Jews have as part of their national myth the notion that the original Spanish population in Costa Rica included many Sephardic Jews, which is one of the reasons they use to explain why Costa Rica is exceptional in Latin America.
	www.jcpa.org /dje/articles2/costarica.htm (1182 words)

	Costa Rica Consultants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		General conditions for renewal are 4 months residence in Costa Rica, the required amount of monthly income was changed into Costa Rican currency or that the terms of the investor residency are met.
		Import duties are being decreased in Costa Rica in compliance with the GATT agreements.
		Most international ecological groups are represented in Costa Rica, so even where the government overlooks an infringement of the environmental laws, the legal mechanisms are in place for concerned organizations or individuals to halt development with cause.
	www.costa-rica.us /residency.htm (3224 words)

	Costa Rica
		Costa Rica has an ambitious conservation program, perhaps one of the most developed in the world for a country with rainforests.
		Costa Rica has exploited "eco-tourism" (Costa Rica's second largest industry behind bananas adding US$700 million to GDP) like no other forested country, although in some areas this source of revenue appears to have been overexploited.
		Costa Rica is an attractive market for investors because of its low productions costs, yet stable political and social situation.
	www.mongabay.com /20costarica.htm (854 words)

	Costa Cruises (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Costa Cruises, a Genoa-based Italian company, is the leading cruise group in Europe and the market leader in Italy, France, Spain, Switzerland and South America.
		Costa’s vision is to fully satisfy their Guests with zero complaints, by exceeding their expectations throughout the full vacation experience; from the time the Guests leave home to the time they return home.
		Costa is emulated by competitors, is the preferred employer and provides superior financial results for its shareholders, employees, business partners and the community at large.
	www.directcruises.com /cruise_line/costa.asp (203 words)

	Jim Costa for Congress
		Costa should be sent to Congress to represent Kern County.
		Costa paid a hefty political price for this and other independent stands -- siding with his valley constituents, rather than his party's bosses.
		Costa's proven ability to work with both Republicans and Democrats is both practical and productive.
	www.costaforcongress.com (426 words)

	Cruise Critic Reviews: Costa Cruises
		Costa Cruises, which became a fully owned subsidiary of Carnival Corp. in 2000, is an Italian company with a modern fleet of ships, worldwide itineraries and a distinct Italian personality.
		Costa's international family of ships spans the globe offering cruises of seven days and longer throughout the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and Transatlantic.
		Costa offers one of the cruise industry's most comprehensive -- and diverse -- selection of European itineraries and, in fact, is one of the few lines that sails that region on a year-round basis.
	www.cruisecritic.com /reviews/cruiseline.cfm?CruiseLineID=45 (824 words)

	Information about the Costa del Sol, Andalucia, Spain - The Sun Coast.
		This is the the 54 kilometre stretch of coast to the east of Malaga city (the capital of Málaga province).
		Much of the eastern Costa del Sol's accommodation for tourists is found in Nerja, which is surrounded by tourist pueblos.
		In the middle of the Costa the greatly improved district road from San Pedro de Alcantara inland to the historic town of Ronda is the most important inland connection.
	www.andalucia.com /costa_del_sol/home.htm (609 words)

	Porchez Typofonderie [Fonts Typefaces] - Costa PTF Pack
		The Costa ptf typeface family began life in 1999 as a corporate typeface for Costa Crociere, an Italian cruise company who still use it for many of their communication needs.
		Costa ptf is a style without neutrality and doesn’t fit comfortably into any typeface classification – this proves to be the novelty of its design as well as guaranteeing its originality.
		Costa ptf was designed to be appropriate for any use where you might desire to give an informal look in titling sizes but still need good legibility in small text sizes.
	www.typofonderie.com /alphabets/view/CostaPTF (529 words)

	Costa Rica real estate REMAX Resort Properties Papagayo
		We are located in Playa del Coco, otherwise known as Costa Rica's "Gold Coast".
		Costa Rica is a peaceful and stable democratic country where one can enjoy exotic rainforests, tremendous wildlife and vegetation, world-class sport fishing and untouched pristine beaches.
		With over 11 years of living and working in Costa Rica, we have the experience and the knowledge to guide you and assist you with your purchase.
	www.costa-rica-real-estate1.com (479 words)

	Jobs at Intel, Costa Rica, Working and Living in Heredia
		Costa Rica was originally selected for its export-oriented infrastructure, reliable power and advanced telecommunications, as well as its talented and educated workforce, high literacy rate (95.5 percent) and supportive business environment.
		Intel Costa Rica is the two-time winner of a community service award given by the Costa Rican-American Chamber of Commerce, and as of April 2002, it's also home to a new Intel® Computer Clubhouse after-school program.
		Costa Rica is also one of the most politically and economically stable countries in Latin America and is its oldest democracy, with a long-standing democratic tradition and one of the highest education standards in the region.
	www.intel.com /jobs/costarica/sites/heredia.htm (613 words)

	Costa Rican Real Estate
		Certain standard closing costs are required in Costa Rica to transfer the title of a property from the seller to the buyer, and are usually split between the two.
		Costa Rica just finished this last week the enormouse project of photographing 75-80% of the country from the air, using a NASA crew and airplane.
		I suspect that one of the reasons that we are doing so well here in Costa Rica real estate is when people visit here, and see all the expats living here, and they take a look around, they consider what that would be like.
	www.costa-rican-real-estate.com (2861 words)

	When to Travel to Costa Rica
		Even though Costa Rica is in the northern hemisphere, the names of the seasons are reversed and 'summer' starts late in November.
		Not only is Costa Rica warm, but travelers from the north will be rewarded with an extra few hours of sunshine every day—at this latitude the days are longer.
		The main problem with traveling to Costa Rica during the northern hemisphere winter is that it is the high season.
	costa-rica-guide.com /when.htm (387 words)

	:. Costa Home Page .:
		COSTA is the Rural Support Network (RSN) for community Groups and individuals in the South Tyrone Area.
		COSTA was established to help rurally based Community Groups develop links with one another, provde groups with a neutral point of contact in the South Tyrone area and encourage the sharing of information, skills and resources.
		COSTA is a fully constituted non profit-taking organisation with charitable aims and objectives, managed by a Board and Management Committee drawn from local rural communities representing statutory and community organisations.
	www.costarsn.org (185 words)

	Costa Rica
		Costa Rica was inhabited by an estimated 25,000 Indians when Columbus explored it in 1502.
		Costa Rica achieved independence in 1821 but was absorbed for two years by Agustín de Iturbide in his Mexican empire.
		Costa Rica: Economy and Government - Economy and Government Costa Rica is an agricultural country, although industry is being developed...
	www.infoplease.com /ipa/A0107430.html (749 words)

	Costa Rica Tour Operators (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Costa Rica Specialist - Con 10 años de experiencia en Costa Rica, hemos logrado negociar los mejores precios en beneficio de nuestros clientes.
		Costa Rica Natural Travel: We provides exciting adventure trips and natural history excursions to volcanoes, beaches, and a variety of other amazing locations.
		Escapes Ecológicos Costa Rica is a tour operator and DMC specialized in nature and adventure tours at the lowest possible price.
	costarica.tourism.co.cr /touroper.html (1690 words)

	Costa Cruises (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Costa offers 67 different itineraries ranging in length from 3 to 16 nights to the best of the Eastern & Western Mediterranean, North Cape/Fjords/Scotland, Baltic & Russia, Canary Islands and Transatlantic with sailings that are sure to fit your time frame.
		Costa is also the best choice to the Caribbean.
		A Costa Caribbean cruise is more than a cruise, it is an experience.
	vacations.cruisestore.com /c/12/12484/6625_12484.htm (237 words)

	Costa Rica Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Costa Rica - Hotel El Jardin del Eden - Every room at this Playa Tamarindo resort has an ocean view.
		Captain Gene Kelly's Tropical Fishing Adventures in Costa Rica - Reserve a complete fishing package to either of Costa Rica's coasts for sailfish, marlin, roosterfish, tuna, dorado, tarpon, and snook.
		In addition, during this 19th century thousands of Chinese families came to the country to work on the construction of the railroad system connecting the urban populations of the Central Plateau to the port of Limon on the Caribbean.
	www.karr.net /encyclopedia/Costa_Rica (1905 words)

	Costa Rica Home
		Costa Rica Handbook: over 100 pages from the best print guidebook to Costa Rica, full of interesting background material on the natural and human history of the country.
		Costa Rica Rainforest Outward Bound School- "Costa Rica Rainforest Outward Bound School" (CRROBS) is a non-profit, educational organization with a focus on experiential adventure based learning.
		Costa Rica's Waren Sellers Sportfishing- Meet Warren, he will give you the best adventure that only his experience (he's been fishing in Costa Rica since 1974) and his boat (carefully chosen for its 'fish around ability') can create, all of this in the unique scenery of Costa Rica.
	www.photo.net /cr (6707 words)

	Costa Rica Real Estate - Living - Retirement - Investing
		Costa Rica Women - The Preacher's Cemetery - Costa Rica Women - The Preacher's Cemetery There is a phrase in Costa Rica that speaks of "el cementerio de los predicadores" which means the...
		Costa Rica Paragon Photographs from Parrita - Costa Rica Paragon Photographs of Model Homes from Parrita - 13th October 2005 "The day I was there the clouds were pretty low so the view to...
		Costa Rica Business - Excessive Regulations Paralyses Business - Costa Rica Business - Excessive Regulations Paralyses Business Eric Stevens is a North American consultant who for the last year, has been working on problems of...
	www.welovecostarica.com (1506 words)

	Inside Costa Rica - Travel & Tourism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The border crossing between Costa Rica and Panama has to be the least hospitable in Central America, if not in the entire continent.
		Christopher Columbus visits the area, naming it Costa Rica, (Rich Coast), but disease and resistance by the local population delay the establishment of a permanent settlement for nearly 60 years.
		Costa Rica forms the relatively narrow strip of Central America between Nicaragua to its north and Panama to its southeast.
	insidecostarica.com /travel (1073 words)

	Costa Rica - Food and Drink in Costa Rica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Costa Rica home cuisine has an inordinately ammount of fried foods so keep that in mind when you receive and invitation for dinner.
		Eating in Costa Rica doesn't present the health problems that plague the unwary traveler elsewhere in Central America, but you need to be aware that some of the pesticides used in Costa Rica are forbidden elsewhere.
		Many bars in Costa Rica have the now disappearing habit of serving bocas with each drink, bocas are different types of food in small amounts, usually ceviche or chicken wings or bean soup, to have a better time with your drinks.
	www.infocostarica.com /culture/food.html (655 words)

	Costa Cruises : Huge Discounts on Costa Vacations, Costa Travel
		From wine tasting, to authentic Italian pizzas, to the friendly, jovial, (sometimes singing) waiters, dining is a celebration in the Italian tradition.
		The talented designers of the Costa Romantica have spared no expense to make her the most comfortable and elegant ship afloat.
		Our Costa Cruise's customer support specialists are ready to assist you Monday - Friday from 8 AM to 10 PM ET, and Saturday from 9 AM to 6 PM ET with the Costa Cruise of your choice.
	cruises.affordabletours.com /Costa_Cruises (789 words)

	COSTA Report
		The objectives of the COSTA Workshop were to review the status of existing programs, determine the need for new observations in support of climate studies, and lay the groundwork for coordinated multi-national observing system in the Tropical Atlantic.
		Previous to the COSTA workshop, a large effort was already underway to study the tropical Atlantic and its importance for climate.
		Of immediate importance to COSTA are programs that monitor the upper ocean limb of the MOC (e.g., mass and heat transport between the IFM/WHOI zonal array at 16 N and the South American coast), and programs that monitor upper heat content within the IAS "warm pool".
	www.aoml.noaa.gov /phod/COSTA/report (17364 words)

	Surrealism -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Da Costas were a splinter group from surrealism proper, comprised of some of those disaffected by Breton's increasing rigidity, and they published a curious document meant to coincide with the 1947 surrealist exhibition in Paris, the Da Costa Encyclopedia.
		Perhaps its most insolent entry was the "License to Live", a faux-(French) governmental form which requested certain vital statistics from the bearer in order to be able to enforce its legal fiat; failure to keep the document "in order" made the individual in question liable to capital punishment.
		It is, no doubt, another of those relentlessly unsparing ejaculations issuing from the mind of Marcel Duchamp, who was the typographer for the Da Costa Encyclopedia project, a gesture that, in keeping with the best of surrealism, had no obvious relationship to the "art object" as it is commonly known.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/s/su/surrealism.htm (3926 words)

	Costa Rica Retirement, Living in Costa Rica, Immigration, Residency - Laws, Attorneys, Regulations, Retirement, ...
		If you are a retiree or just want to escape the rat race and live in Costa Rica, then we are happy to help you discover the relaxed living lifestyle in our tropical paradise, perfect for retirement.
		Here, you can read about about Costa Rican finances, traditions, arts and crafts, Learning the Language, legal updates, immigration, health, the wild side of Costa Rica, flora, fauna, survival skills, building Your home and much more.
		All documents must be translated, certified (legalized) by a Costa Rican Consulate in your country.
	www.1costaricalink.com /eng/web/inmigr-eng.htm (649 words)

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