—Vida y tiempo—
2010-08-29
When I started Residencias Los Jardines, I started writing a weekly news letter —determined to tell all the good, bad, and the ugly. I knew some readers would be interested in the construction process. I expected others might be interested in the lifestyle of two people who had decided to live outside the box. For others, the adventures of Lita, the parrot and the cat took on an entertainment saga all its own.
Residencias Los Jardines is finished. We periodically have resales and rental availability. Some readers may be interested in this information.
More and more, the content will be dominated by events of our new project, "El Dorado" for short. While the future is always uncertain, I again aim to tell it like it happens —the good, the bad, and the ugly, and that is what follows.
In an effort to make the format more interesting and visually appealing and to field inquiries re. El Dorado, the news letter is now being distributed by Jan Kozak, Marketing Manager, Hacienda El Dorado. I will remain the author.
Brian C. Timmons, Author
Residencias Los Jardines/Hacienda El Dorado - Developer
E-mail: brian@eldoradocostarica.com
YOU CAN ALSO VIEW THE COMPLETE VERSION ONLINE AT:
https://www.eldoradocostarica.
Total Area (Sq Ft):1423
Total area (Sq M):131
Bedrooms:2
Bathrooms:2.5
Floor(s):2 Story
Type:Detached
Furnished:Yes
This two story, detached 1,423 sf home + parking for one car has two bedrooms, 2 ½ bathrooms and a 2nd. floor covered terrace.
The open railed wrought iron cement stair case leads to the 2nd. level where the master bedroom with en-suite master bathroom as well as 2nd. bedroom and en-suite bathroom are located. Also accessed from the 2nd. floor hallway is the covered terrace.
This is a very nicely furnished home with a good floor plan for those wanting two floors.
August 29, 2010
Czech Republic To Close Embassy In Costa Rica
The The Czech government announced on Saturday that it would be closing its embassy in Costa Rica, as well as four other countries, Congo, Venezuela, Kenya and Yemen.
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August 27, 2010
Security Minister Criticized For Not Knowing How Many Police Officers Costa Rica Needs
A study by the Contraloría General de la República (Comptroller General's Office) found significant deficiencies in the process of recruitment of police officers by the Ministerio de Seguridad Pública (Ministry of Public Security).
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August 27, 2010
Panama Can Be More Expensive Than Costa Rica
Today (Thursday 26 August) was the first day of the monthly ARCR seminar for potential retirees. I always make it a point to chat with other lecturers about current trends in Costa Rica and the rest of Central America.
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August 26, 2010
Costa Rica Top Destination For the "Single Traveller"
The magazine "Travel + Leisure" places Costa Rica at the top as the best country in the world for single travel.
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August 26, 2010
Tránsitos Ask For Cameras In Patrol Cars
Following the detention of seven traffic officials in Cartago on Tuesday, being investigated for corruption, Tránsitos are asking for the installation of cameras in their patrol cars.
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August 25, 2010
32% Of Costa Ricans Are Late To Work Daily
Late, again, is a common occurrence in Costa Rica as one third of workers arrive late at work every morning, partly due to the worsening traffic congestion and partly due to bad habits.
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August 24, 2010
San José - Caldera Tolls Drop On Friday
The drop in the dollar exchange means good news for users of the San José - Caldera as the highway concessionaire, Autopistas del Sol, has announced a drop in toll charges.
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August 24, 2010
27 Detained In Jacó
The tourist town of Jacó in the central Pacific was the scene of an intense police operation over the weekend, when members of the Fuerza Pública, migración (immigration) and others, swooped on the small town for a spot check.
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