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On the planetary scale, Turrialba was just a burp	5/23/2013 3:47 AM
At the very least, Turrialba and the rest of Costa Rica's active volcanoes show that humans are not fully in control. In fact, turmoil seems to be the constant in the geological and meteorological history of the world.
Whales suffer slow death from fishing gear tangles	5/23/2013 3:47 AM
North Atlantic right whales were nearly eradicated by whaling and remain endangered today, with a population of 450 to 500. About 75 percent bear scars of fishing lines that cut into their flesh.
Expat has a rough time with city hall	5/22/2013 2:38 AM
You can't be a chicken if you want to sell chickens in Barrio Otoya. Ask Richard Sims, a long-time expat who is developing the southeast corner of Avenida 11 at Calle 15. He has been besieged by municipal inspectors in what he considers a vendetta orchestrated by someone high up in the municipal government.
Bar and restaurant owners organize against much higher fees	5/22/2013 2:37 AM
Unhappiness with the increases in the fees for liquor patentes are growing. And in Heredia a group formed to modify the law is spilling over the boundaries of the province.
Here are some ways to manage your projects and your life	5/21/2013 2:35 AM
Expats can regain control over their personal and business matters in Costa Rica today by employing new, easy-to-use tools. Many of them are free.
Congress may get a chance to vote on law hurting expats	5/21/2013 2:35 AM
A U.S. senator from Kentucky has introduced legislation to eliminate aspects of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act. That is the U.S. law that is causing so many problems for expats and sometimes freezing them out of the local banking system.
Scientists zero in on origin of fungus killing all the frogs	5/20/2013 2:18 AM
Scientists have long suspected that the deadly fungus disease that is killing millions of New World amphibians came form Africa. Thursday a scientific research paper offered proof and said that the fungus, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, came to the Americas on the skin of African clawed frogs that were being used for pregnancy tests in the early 20th century.
Casa Presidencial ax falls on two more	5/20/2013 2:18 AM
President Laura Chinchilla fired her top aide and the nation's security chief in the midst of a media feeding frenzy over her trip to Perú.
Motorists need to be alert for Cartago train	5/17/2013 2:54 AM
When regular train service begins Friday between Cartago and San José, motorists will have some help in avoiding collisions. The transport ministry has installed 40 free-standing signs near the tracks and also has painted 28 warnings on the roads approaching the tracks.
Don Burro comes to the rescue	5/17/2013 2:53 AM
What appears to be just another humorous dig critical of current lawmakers also appears to have a serious purpose. The Internet is now the home of Don Burro, the deputado or legislator. The character is a real burro or donkey.

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