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In playful ads, conductor Giancarlo Guerrero takes symphony passion to La Hacienda, Tootsies, historic Franklin and Bicentennial

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Posted on August 13, 2008 - 12:13pm at Hispanic Nashville Notebook
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"One of the biggest goals of this orchestra is to open it to everybody" La Hacienda ad: "Gracias, Maestro" Nicaragua-born and Costa Rica-raised Giancarlo Guerrero, the new director of the Nashville Symphony, is the star of a popular series of playful ads that take the Maestro beyond the typical symphony surroundings and into Middle Tennessee landmarks like La Hacienda, Tootsies

Costa Rica menus eye-opening, mouth-watering

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Posted on July 22, 2008 - 10:02am at Danette Williams
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SAN JOSECITO, Costa Rica -- Each member of our LEAMIS International Ministries team to Costa Rica stayed with a different family. Frank Schroer, our team leader, lived with welder Gerardo and his...

'Pure life' abounds in Costa Rica

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Posted on July 19, 2008 - 3:20pm at Carl McClanahan
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SAN JOSECITO, Costa Rica -- According to the Lonely Planet phrasebook Costa Rican Spanish, the phrase ¡Pura vida! "embodies Costa Rican life. Meaning literally 'pure life,' it is really a more...

I'm back!

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Posted on July 18, 2008 - 9:22am at John Carney
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I got back Wednesday from a mission trip to Costa Rica, and today is my first day back in the office. My stories about the trip will start on Sunday. Basically, it was a great trip.

New U.S. citizen Maria Pervatt describes her immigration from Costa Rica back to Gallatin

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Posted on July 3, 2008 - 6:30am at Hispanic Nashville Notebook
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"The officer was about to send me back" "Free to fulfill the purpose of our lives in the United States of America"The Tennessean published this story by Maria Pervatt, a new U.S. citizen from Costa Rica, in which she describes her immigration back to Gallatin and subsequent citizenship process.

Did you know?

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Posted on June 8, 2008 - 9:30am at Vivian Wilhoite District 29
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This Blog is not only being looked at in the United States. People are looking at this blog all over the world.

The blog is being looked at in :

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Costa Rica

A Plastic Continent

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Posted on February 7, 2008 - 8:18am at WhitesCreek Journal
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In a past life I hung around with zookeepers and animal folks of various sorts. One of the axioms of interacting with animals is that you can't house train creatures that live in the trees. Sure that parrot on the shoulder looks cute but check out the back of that Pirate's shoulder and you'll understand what I mean.

Hiking in Costa Rica I smelled something that reminded me of the woolly monkey I

Costa Rica

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Posted on January 20, 2008 - 5:53pm at Lake Neuron
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It now looks like my foreign missions experience this summer will be a trip with LEAMIS to Costa Rica in late June / early July. I’ll pass along more details as they become available, and if you’re on my partnership list from previous trips I’ll probably send out a letter soon asking for support. I’ve not been to Costa Rica before, although my first-ever foreign mission

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