Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Voicethreads

+Lois Cooper: Voice Threads:

-1st Voice Thread
-2nd Voice Thread
-3rd Voice Thread
-4th Voice Thread

+Dulce Selena Cisneros González

Playlist Embedded de Música de Costa Rica

+Lois Cooper:

Landscapes and Music of Costa Rica

 Embedded Playlist: (From YouTube: Note: MixPod is Closed)

Source Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdKiPR3kdjo

+Dulce Selena Cisneros González

Moneda de Costa Rica

+Lois Cooper: Costa Rican Currency:





Bandera de Costa Rica

+Lois Cooper: Costa Rican Flag:
-Source Link: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_Costa_Rica_(state).svg



Fotos de ciudades, sitios en Costa Rica

+Lois Cooper: Cities, Towns, and Sites of Costa Rica:

Parque Nacional Volcan Poas

   


Ujarras Church Ruins:

   
                                      

Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica by Kaitlyn McCane:
-Source Link: http://www.theydrawandtravel.com/maps/manuel-antonio-costa-rica-kaitlyn-mccane

                                      

+Dulce Selena Cisneros González 



Sellos de Costa Rica

+Lois Cooper: Stamps of Costa Rica



Foto de Costa Rica

+Lois Cooper: Arial Photo of Costa Rica


Pasaporte

+Lois Cooper: Costa Rica's Passport

Friday, November 8, 2013

Platos Populares

+Lois Cooper: Most Popular Dishes:

Source Link: Costa Rican Cuisine


Cuisine[edit]


Gallo Pinto
Costa Rican cuisine is a combination of Spanish, American, Caribbean, and South American influences. This style of cuisine is shared by most of Central America, although local variations have appeared in each of the countries.
One national dish is gallo pinto ("spotted rooster"), although the name has no relation to the ingredients. It is a combination of black beans and white rice, spiced with cilantro, onions, garlic, salt, and a local condiment called Salsa Lizano. It is typically eaten at breakfast with eggs, and sometimes natilla (sour cream). Fried plantains and either corn tortillas or bread are also common. Gallo pinto is a common and typical dish in both Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
Other typical dishes are arroz con polloolla de carnetamales, and casadoArroz con pollo (rice with chicken) consists of bite size chicken chunks mixed with rice and diced vegetables that include carrots, peas, corn, and garbanzo beansOlla de carne is mainly prepared on weekends.[citation needed] It is a broth of corn prepared by boiling water, meat, and whole-to large sized vegetable pieces with spices. The soup is eaten in a bowl with the broth and separate plates for the vegetables and rice. A casado is a one-plate meal that includes black beans, rice, meat, fried plantains, and one or more side dishes. The meat can vary from chicken, beef, or fish. Some examples of side dishes are pasta salad, vegetable salad, fried eggs, potatoes, spaghetti, or barbudos (green beans wrapped in egg batter).[citation needed]
There are some regional differences. For example, the Caribbean side of the country, because of its roots, has gallo pinto with coconut milk, while the north-western part of the country has a strong tendency towards corn products and for large, cheese filled tortillas, corn snacks, and other dishes.

+Dulce Selena Cisneros González 

Atractivos Culturales

+Lois Cooper: Most Important cultural Attractions:
Source Link: Culture of Costa Rica

The World's Largest Oxcart:
World's Largest Oxcart, national symbol and world heritage

Sculptures: 


"Espiral del éxito": sculpture of Ibo Bonilla, made of steel, based on the Stone spheres of Costa Rica and "the flower of life", with 18m is the highest in Costa Rica, located in Terra Campus, Tres Rios

Stone sphere created by the Diquis culture in the courtyard of the National Museum of Costa RicaThe sphere is the icon of the country's cultural identity.







Atractivos Naturales

+Lois Cooper: Most important natural attractions:

-Rincón de la Vieja National Park
-The Río Sarapiquí Region
-Arenal Volcano/Tabacón Hot Springs
-Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve
-Manuel Antonio
-Osa Peninsula
-Tortuguero Village & Jungle Canals

Source Link:
The Best Natural Attractions in Costa Rica

+Dulce Selena Cisneros González

Tuesday, November 5, 2013