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A Day in the Sun
Spotted on
the road to Jaco Beach, these local inhabitants take
each day as it comes, soaking up the sun and doing
whatever crocodiles do to pass they day.
(Foto Insidecostarica.com)
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Hospital
Mexico hospital is under strict police
monitoring
This
because Friday evening, a dangerous inmate
from La Reforma prison was admitted to the
hospital.
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Nicaraguan
Companies Accused of Spying
MANAGUA,
Nicaragua - Police
raided the offices of two Nicaraguan
businesses accused of selling government
files to a U.S. data-gathering company, and
discovered one of them had a database
containing federal voting records,
authorities said Friday.
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Story
Ousted
Saddam unable to celebrate birthday
The
Iraqis, who had been accustomed to
festivities on birthdays of former President
Saddam Hussein, have to consider exploring a
new path -- living for their own euphoria.
There will be
no cheerful celebrations, no holidays and
even no perceived reluctance, given the
absence of the main character -- Saddam, a
man who was toppled on April 9 following his
24-year rule of the oil-rich country.
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10% per month - where do you get it?
A family
friend was offered 'an investment opportunity'
returning 10% per month (120% per year) by someone
in his church. Fortunately, the friend, who runs a
successful business, knows a bit about finance and
refused. Complete
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Rain
forest trek inspires local students
When
he was in third grade, Nelson Bricker was
captivated with the idea of spending two weeks
in Costa Rica, working in the rain forest.
Nine years later, as a high school senior, he
was one of 13 students to do just that as part
of The Rain Forest Project at The Forman
School. Complete
Story
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