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Apple iPhone 8 Plus review
A few small upgrades have made a big difference... Tested at £800
By What Hi-Fi? Posted 2017-10-04T15:07:43Z
Small upgrades can make a big difference, and Apple's largest phone now leads the pack
Great screen
Superb dual-lens cameras
Good build quality
Strong battery life
Large, dated design
No headphone jack
A whole decade of the iPhone is a milestone worth celebrating. And yet, the launch of the iPhone 8 family feels like one of the most low-key in Apple's history. No queues, no backorders, very little fuss.
But despite its familiar design and less-than-impressive spec sheet, the iPhone 8 Plus is still capable of some pleasant surprises. So much so, it could be the Apple phone to buy this year.
MORE: Apple launches flagship iPhone X, mentions iPhone 8 and 8 Plus too
The design of the 8 Plus is still frustratingly big, even when compared to models with larger screens. The chunky bezels at the top and bottom of the screen are largely to blame - they make the 8 Plus a very large phone indeed.
This makes one-handed use pretty tricky. While you can double tap the home button to pull any icons from the top of the screen down, you'll have to perform some serious thumb yoga to get to the far side of the screen when typing.
That's not helped by the fact the iPhone 8 Plus is pretty weighty too – 14g more than the 7 Plus it replaces. It feels more solid, but can feel a little uncomfortable after longer use.
What this larger design does allow, though, is the iPhone's home-button-with-TouchID-fingerprint-scanner to stay put (the iPhone X ditches it entirely). Its location is convenient for security and for Apple Pay, and it is as responsive and reliable as ever.
MORE: Apple iPhone X hands-on review
It's only when you turn the phone over you start to see 2017's design flourishes. A new glass back replaces aluminium to allow for Qi-standard wireless charging, while the metal stays on around the edges to help with grip.
Apple says its glass is the most durable used in any smartphone - but we would still recommend a case, as it will slip off any surface that isn't perfectly flat.
Colours have been simplified this year, with the choice of the more uniform Space Grey or Silver alongside a slightly fancier Gold. That last comes with a creamy-coloured back panel and a smart rose-gold aluminium trim.
Waterproofing returns, at an IP67 rating. That might not be quite as high as some of the competition, but it's enough for a dunk of up to a metre for up to 30 minutes. That should to cover most accidents but, like most phones, it doesn't cover seawater.
As with all new iPhones, the 8 Plus is delivered with Apple's latest OS built in. iOS has had a bit of a design overhaul - and not only is 11 bolder, it's smarter too.
This includes a better Control Centre, improved file management abilities and augmented reality know-how. iPad users will probably benefit the most from the update, but it's still a great addition to the 8 Plus.
The iPhone 8 Plus's 5.5in IPS display is exactly the same as the 7 Plus, with a 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution. But don't be disheartened. While it continues to trail its competition on paper, it remains one of the best in use.
It's easy to admire the edge-to-edge video experience of the Samsung Galaxy S8+ but, when it comes to outright colour balance and insight, the iPhone 8 Plus is the more talented device.
Outlines are crisp, textures are well defined and finer details are pored over. Every pixel of the Full HD resolution is pulling its weight here, and it shows.
It's a similar story with colour, which is really well considered. It's a natural balance, but with a touch more richness to bolder colours than before.
MORE: Samsung Galaxy S8+ review
Skin-tones are particularly well handled, and contrast is pretty impressive too - darker scenes come close to the AMOLED blacks of the S8+.
Apple has borrowed the True Tone technology from the most recent iPad Pro for use here, which adjusts the display based on ambient light conditions. You're encouraged to opt in to it at set-up, and given the chance to A/B the two settings in the process.
Switching it on takes the blue light out of the display and warms things up, making the screen look subtler and more natural. Even better, it doesn't seem to affect the colour balance adversely at any point.
After a few days of having True Tone switched on, we try switching back. It looks a touch artificial by comparison.
MORE: Apple iPad Pro 10.5in review
Apple has never been one to make much of a fuss over its audio performance, and yet over the years it has generally been the one to beat. That's no different in the iPhone 8 Plus.
There's still no hi-res support, and despite tech specs listing that this would be the first iPhone to support FLAC (via Apple's new My Files app), we couldn't get any of our CD-quality FLAC files to play.
So we stick with WAV for now, and the Apple's performance is as confident as ever. The bass is rich and detailed, midrange subtle and expressive, and treble superbly controlled.
Violins aren't the easiest instrument to recreate faithfully at this level but the 8 Plus does an excellent job, with texture and insight in every stroke of the bow.
MORE: Apple adds FLAC support for iPhone 7, 8 and X
As ever though, it's the supreme timing and ability to weave all the various elements of a track together so cohesively that really makes the iPhone 8 Plus stand out from its competition.
It's a solid, dynamic and engaging performance for music on the go – an experience that is only topped by dedicated devices.
Yes, the headphone jack is still missing and is, quite frankly, unlikely to return. Understandably that's going to be a deal-breaker for some - but you do get an adapter in the box and stable wireless performance over Bluetooth.
The on-board stereo speakers have seen a boost too, and will now go 25 per cent louder. It's a noticeable increase, and if you're intent on going headphone-free,you'll get a clearer, weightier and more rounded sound than before.
MORE: Apple iPhone 8 hands-on review
The improved camera on the iPhone Plus models has made a convincing argument for buying the bigger handset over the regular iPhone for a few years now.
In particular, last year's 7 Plus introduced the dual-lens camera set-up, and it makes a reappearance here - but with some well-considered improvements.
Not a lot has changed at first glance – there's still one wide-angle lens with f/1.8 aperture and one telephoto lens for zooming, with f/2.8 aperture.
But Apple has also fitted a larger, faster sensor for better low-light photography, a new colour filter for more saturated colours and 'deeper pixels' for improved dynamic range.
MORE: Apple iPhone 7 Plus review
Optical image stabilisation returns on the main camera again as well, for steadier shots and more stable video footage.
Bring all of this together and you've got one of the most talented smartphone cameras we've tested. In good light, photos are bright and well exposed, with loads of detail and excellent handling of colour.
The now always-on HDR mode does a great job of tackling more challenging lighting conditions, preventing bleached-out skies and balancing light and dark areas of a photo well.
Low-light shots see improvement too, and darker scenes are suitably brightened, with minimal noise and just a touch of smoothing.
The telephoto lens is able to punch in on your subject without losing detail. Its smaller aperture means you'll probably want to steer clear of it for lower-light snaps, but it's just as talented as the wide-angle lens in good light. It focuses quickly and frames the subject in the centre of your snap.
The Portrait mode introduced last year is back on the iPhone 8 Plus, with its fake bokeh effect much improved. It's even more artsy this year thanks to the new Portrait Lighting effects.
This works by using both cameras to create a map of the contours of your face, then apply a lighting effect to the areas that would catch the light.
Apple's A11 Bionic chip is the brains behind this whole operation, and keeps things running smoothly. The boost in power and improved graphics chip will no doubt be handy for the new generation of augmented-reality games.
For day-to-day use, it has power to spare - though it does get a little warm when really pushed.
The battery is a pleasant surprise too, and even for power users it will easily see you through the day with juice to spare. Anyone upgrading from the 6S or below, or any of the smaller iPhones, will notice the difference.
MORE: A brief history of the Apple iPhone
You'll need to buy your own wireless charger to access that long-life functionality, but at least it's possible using the Qi charging standard anything proprietary.
Apple is, of course, working on its own - but for now it recommends efforts from Belkin and Mophie through its store.
Finally, Apple has introduced fast charging here - but you'll have to pay through the nose to get it. Buy a USB-C to Lightning cable and a USB-C power adapter for £75 and you'll be able to get your battery to half power in 30 minutes. That's something that would usually take nearer an hour.
MORE: Best smartphones 2017
There's no doubt the iPhone 8 Plus borrows a lot of its big ideas from last year's 7 Plus. However, it puts in the legwork, with a few new ideas, to make the whole experience better all round.
That means an improved screen, one of the best cameras we've tested, slicker performance and wireless charging. Even its battery life is enviable – a rare boast for an iPhone.
Its audio might not have seen any huge jump since last year, but it speaks volumes that it still comes out on top against its hi-res-capable rivals.
If you can handle its rather chunky form, the ability to bring together a few subtle upgrades to create a much better handset is impressive to say the least.
Owners of the 7 Plus may want to hang on for the X, or even next year's model, but anyone upgrading from before the 7, or from the smaller design, will find a lot to love here.
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Screen Mode Full HD
Screen Type LCD
Display Screen Technology Retina Display
Screen Size 14 cm (5.5")
Input Method Touchscreen
Product Line iPhone 8 Plus
Product Name iPhone 8 Plus Smartphone
Manufacturer Website Address http://www.apple.com/uk
Brand Name Apple
Product Type Smartphone
Manufacturer Apple, Inc
Manufacturer Part Number MQ8N2ZD/A
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Wireless LAN Yes
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GPS Receiver Yes
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2nd Processor Core Quad-core (4 Core)
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Chipset Model A11 Bionic
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Processor Manufacturer TSMC
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Memory Card Slot No
Built-in Memory 64 GB
Battery Talk Time 21 Hour
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Multi-touch Screen Yes
Rear Camera Resolution 12 Megapixel
Front Camera Single
Operating System iOS
Operating System Version iOS 11
Weight Approximate 202.1 g
Colour Gold
Dimensions 158.5 mm (H): 78 mm (W): 7.6 mm (D)
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The Responsive City: Engaging Communities Through Data Smart Governance
With Susan Crawford and other special guests
Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at 12:00 pm
Co-sponsored by the Harvard Law School Library and the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University
Harvard Law School Visiting Professor and co-director of the Berkman Center Susan Crawford joins Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Mayor of Somerville, MA, Jascha Franklin-Hodge, Chief Information Officer for the City of Boston and Harvard Business School Professor and Chief of Staff to Mayor Menino, Mitchell Weiss, for a lively discussion around her new book, The Responsive City. The talk will be moderated by Harvard Law School Professor and co-founder and Director of the Berkman Center Jonathan Zittrain.
Lunch will be served and the author will be available for book signing.
About the Responsive City
The Responsive City is a compelling guide to civic engagement and governance in the digital age that will help municipal leaders link important breakthroughs in technology and data analytics with age-old lessons of small-group community input to create more agile, competitive and economically resilient cities. The book is co-authored by Professor Stephen Goldsmith, director of Data-Smart City Solutions at Harvard Kennedy School, and Professor Susan Crawford, co-director of Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society.
Susan Crawford is a professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, a fellow at the Roosevelt Institute, and a co-director of the Berkman Center. She is the author of Captive Audience: The Telecom Industry and Monopoly Power in the New Gilded Age, and a contributor to Bloomberg View and Wired. She served as Special Assistant to the President for Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy (2009) and co-led the FCC transition team between the Bush and Obama administrations. She is a member of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's Advisory Council on Technology and Innovation.
Ms. Crawford was formerly a (Visiting) Stanton Professor of the First Amendment at Harvard's Kennedy School, a Visiting Professor at Harvard Law School, and a Professor at the University of Michigan Law School (2008-2010). As an academic, she teaches Internet law and communications law. In December of 2012, Yale University Press published her book, Captive Audience: Telecom Monopolies in the New Gilded Age. She was a member of the board of directors of ICANN from 2005-2008 and is the founder of OneWebDay, a global Earth Day for the internet that takes place each Sept. 22. One of Fast Company's Most Influential Women in Technology (2009); IP3 Awardee (2010); one of Prospect Magazine's Top Ten Brains of the Digital Future (2011) and TIME Magazine's Tech 40: The Most Influential Minds in Tech (2013). She is a member of the board of the Telecommunications Policy Research Conference (TPRC).
Ms. Crawford received her B.A. and J.D. from Yale University. She served as a clerk for Judge Raymond J. Dearie of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, and was a partner at Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering (now WilmerHale) (Washington, D.C.) until the end of 2002, when she left that firm to enter the legal academy. Susan, a violist, lives in New York City.
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Review: The Pilgrims by Will Elliott
Title: The Pilgrims
Author: Will Elliott
Publisher: Tor Books
Source: Purchased from B&N
Synopsis (from Publisher):
Eric Albright is leading a normal life until a small red door appears under a train bridge near his home. Then a ghostly being wakes him in the dead of night, with a message from another world: You are Shadow. In Levaal, the world between worlds, the dragon-gods grow restless in their sky prisons, and the Great Spirits struggle to contain them. Vous, the worlds Friend and Lord, simmers in madness as he schemes to join the ranks of gods. He and the Arch Mage have almost won their final victory over the Free Cities. A dark age dawns. But Eric and his friend Case are now Pilgrims, called to Levaal for a battle more ancient than the petty squabbles of men. And they will learn why some doors should not be opened.
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Will Elliott (born 1979) is an Australian literary horror fiction writer who lives in Brisbane, Queensland.
His debut novel The Pilo Family Circus was published in Australia in 2006 after winning the inaugural ABC Fiction Award (sponsored by ABC Books). The novel went on to win the Aurealis Award (co-winner: Best Horror novel, plus the Golden Aurealis Award), the Australian Shadows Award, the Ditmar Award (Best Novel), the Sydney Morning Herald's "Best Young Novelist Award" for 2007 and the 'Premios Nocte' Best Foreign Book Award 2011.The Pilo Family Circus also short-listed for the 2007 International Horror Guild Award for Best Novel.The Pilo Family Circus has been picked up for North American distribution by Victoria Blake's new publishing company,Underland Press and was scheduled to be one their debut novels in 2009.
Elliott dropped out of a law degree at 20 when he developed schizophrenia. Although The Pilo Family Circus is about a young man struggling with a psychotic alter-ego when he dons clown face paint, Elliott has said the novel is not autobiographical.
Elliott has written some short stories. His first published story "Ain't no ordinary ham" (Griffith Review, Sept 2006) was reprinted in Best Australian Stories 2006, ed. Robert Drewe (Black Ink, 2006).
can be accused of judging a book based on the genre it's from. Fantasy is one of those genres for me. Apart from a few exceptions and classics, fantasy is one of those genres that is littered with busty elves and all powerful Gandalf knock-off wizards and talking dragons acting out one trope after another with shameless regularity. The beauty of The Pilgrims by Will Elliott is that he uses a lot of the same set pieces that make up trashy dime-a-dozen fantasy, but his vision and imagination make it seem like this is the first book I have ever read with wizards and talking dragons.
The scope of the world he invents and the depth of the characters immediately draws you in to the story. As expansive and detailed as the characters and setting are, Elliott never fails to keep you tightly focused on the individual details of the world and the personalities of the characters without getting bogged down with colorful and drawn-out descriptions. Most fantasy novels use pretty much the same system of magic, and it almost always ends up getting overblown and ruining the plot in one way or another. One of the greatest pieces of praise I can give Elliott is that his system of magic and casting is all his own. Some of the finer elements as to its mechanics aren't revealed until the second and third books (yes it's a part of a trilogy), but from the beginning you can tell it is something different than what you are used to reading about.
The plot revolves around a young, normal man named Eric and his homeless, alcoholic friend Case. They find a door to another world and when they enter (with little more than a handgun that Case pilfered) they come to realize they may have been a bit too hasty jumping into a world very different from their own. They find themselves in a world of magic and unbelievable beauty juxtaposed by remarkable cruelty. Their arrival comes at a time of upheaval and civil war in the land of Levaal. In no time at all they are forced to fight for their lives in a war that is not their own. Eric and Case try to find their feet but find themselves at the center of everything. From homicidal mages to horrifying creatures, a mad king to hidden foes, they have their work cut out for them before things even get really dark. It pains me to give such an incomplete description, but any more could steal the journey away from any would-be readers.
I will just go ahead and say that this is one of the best books I have read all year (aside from the second book in the series that I'm currently reading). It isn't an intricately wrought Pulitzer contender, or a classic work of literature. The Pilgrims is, quite simply, an enjoyable, well thought-out, interesting story.
I am saddened to hear that Will Elliott has distanced himself from the series after the completion of the trilogy. He has said that it isn't the type of fiction that he should be writing and I can totally see where he's coming from. His other works are of a deeper and more personal timbre and I can understand him feeling that his evocative voice is wasted on this brand of fiction but what might be his gain is certainly a loss for the genre. I found myself being really drawn into caring for the characters and what happens to them. The world and the setting are equally intriguing and interesting. I never once felt that I was being sentenced to sitting through yet another "Portal to a fantasy realm", "fish out of water" carbon copy. The story felt fresh, gritty and real without losing the sense of fantasy and adventure that you expect from a fantasy novel.
The only criticism I can really give stems from the fact that this trilogy so far (again I am still on the second book, Shadow) seems like it is one long book cut into three parts almost arbitrarily.The ending of The Pilgrims doesn't resolve as much as I would have hoped before picking up right where it left off in Shadow. Normally this wouldn't be such a bad thing, but the second two books are increasingly hard to find in the U.S., especially in E-book format (legally). I would hope that wouldn't turn anyone away from giving it a try though, because The Pilgrims and The Pendulum Trilogy this far are extremely worthwhile reads for any sci-fi, fantasy, or general fiction fan. Younger readers should avoid, because of some very adult content and violence. This shouldn't be a follow up to Lord of the Rings as a bedtime story. When the kids are asleep, put on your wizard cap and your reading lamp and read yourself a bedtime story you'll enjoy.
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Labels: 5/5 Stars, Andrew, Paranormal/Fantasy, Review, The Pilgrims, Will Elliott
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St. Rita CYO retreat prepared youth for Easter
Recently, St. Rita in Harahan's CYO began something new to try to help form the youth group into something better.
The adult Core Team decided it was time for a change and wanted to form a youth Core Team. On this youth Core Team, there are many positions, including president, secretary and my position as service coordinator.
This new youth Core Team developed the idea for a March 23 "Paschal Mystery Lock-In." Members of the Core Team decided we needed to plan an event that would bring the younger members CYO closer together and allow us bond. What better way to do that than to stick all of us together for 12 hours straight?
The focus of the evening was to prepare CYO members for Holy Week. Multiple talks on the subjects of Palm Sunday, Good Friday and the Resurrection were given by youth Core members. Coming from a peer and not an adult, these talks truly hit home with our members.
CYO member Ryan Schwing gave a talk on the Resurrection that impacted member Joelle Lorenzo.
"Ryan talked about how Jesus rose for us," Lorenzo said. "He died for us. He gave us a pep talk about taking that and going to do good for the world."
Because the event lasted 12 hours, we knew we couldn't keep the tone serious all night, so the youth Core Team threw in a variety of fun games during the night. One was a seven-part obstacle course, with two teams racing to the finish line.
"During the obstacle course, it was challenging, yet fun, and it brought the teams closer together," Emily Maffee said.
The goal of the night was accomplished. The kids who attended got a lot out of the experience and enjoyed growing closer to the youth Core Team and to each other.
"The lock-in was a chance for me to step back from my normal routine and really prepare myself for Holy Week," Jesuit High School junior Will Thompson said.
Rachel Lang is a member of St. Rita's youth Core team. She is junior at St. Mary's Dominican High School in New Orleans.


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https://costarica.org/facts/time/
https://costarica.org/facts/weather/
Costa Rica Food
https://costarica.org/food/
https://costarica.org/food/alcohol/
https://costarica.org/food/coffee/
https://costarica.org/food/fruits/
https://costarica.org/food/gallo-pinto/
https://costarica.org/food/recipes/
Costa Rica Living
https://costarica.org/living/
https://costarica.org/living/dental/
https://costarica.org/living/medical/
https://costarica.org/living/moving/
https://costarica.org/living/retiring-relocation/
Costa Rica People and Culture
https://costarica.org/people/
https://costarica.org/people/art/
https://costarica.org/people/clothes/
https://costarica.org/people/soccer/
https://costarica.org/people/culture/
https://costarica.org/people/la-negrita/
https://costarica.org/people/language/
https://costarica.org/people/music/
https://costarica.org/people/pura-vida/
https://costarica.org/people/religion/
https://costarica.org/people/traditions/
Costa Rica Real Estate
https://costarica.org/real-estate/
https://costarica.org/real-estate/land/
Travel/Real Estate
Costa Rica Transportation
https://costarica.org/transportation/
https://costarica.org/transportation/flights/
https://costarica.org/transportation/domestic-flights/
https://costarica.org/transportation/driving/
https://costarica.org/transportation/motorcycles/
https://costarica.org/transportation/rental-cars/
https://costarica.org/transportation/shuttles/
https://costarica.org/travel/
https://costarica.org/travel/best-time-to-visit-costa-rica/
https://costarica.org/travel/faq/
https://costarica.org/travel/insurance/
https://costarica.org/travel/packing/
https://costarica.org/travel/pictures/
https://costarica.org/travel/safety-tips/
https://costarica.org/travel/spring-break/
https://costarica.org/travel/tips/
https://costarica.org/travel/trips/
https://costarica.org/travel/vaccinations/
https://costarica.org/travel/videos/
https://costarica.org/travel/visas/
https://costarica.org/travel/what-do-you-need/
https://costarica.org/travel/why-visit/
https://costarica.org/travel/blog/
https://costarica.org/sustainability/animal-rights/
https://costarica.org/travel/blog/best-things-to-do/
https://costarica.org/sustainability/carbon-neutral-vacation/
https://costarica.org/travel/blog/contributing/
https://costarica.org/travel/blog/finca-san-gerardo/
https://costarica.org/travel/blog/hiking-day-trips-from-san-jose/
https://costarica.org/travel/blog/hummingbird-tour/
https://costarica.org/travel/blog/irazu-duran-sanatorium-trip/
https://costarica.org/travel/blog/is-sustainability-realistic/
https://costarica.org/travel/blog/los-chorros-grecia/
https://costarica.org/living/tips-i/
https://costarica.org/living/tips-ii/
https://costarica.org/living/tips-iii/
https://costarica.org/travel/real-life-jurassic-park/
https://costarica.org/travel/blog/santa-rosa-playa-naranjo/
https://costarica.org/living/teaching-english/
https://costarica.org/food/vegetarian/
https://costarica.org/sustainability/zooave/
Costa Rica Regions
https://costarica.org/destinations/
https://costarica.org/destinations/caribbean/
https://costarica.org/destinations/central-valley/
https://costarica.org/destinations/central-pacific/
https://costarica.org/destinations/guanacaste/
https://costarica.org/destinations/nicoya/
https://costarica.org/destinations/northern-zone/
https://costarica.org/destinations/osa-peninsula/
https://costarica.org/destinations/southern-zone/
Costa Rica Caribbean Beaches
https://costarica.org/beaches/
https://costarica.org/beaches/best/
https://costarica.org/beaches/caribbean/
https://costarica.org/beaches/caribbean/cahuita/
https://costarica.org/beaches/caribbean/cocles/
https://costarica.org/beaches/caribbean/manzanillo/
https://costarica.org/beaches/caribbean/puerto-viejo/
https://costarica.org/beaches/caribbean/punta-uva/
Costa Rica Central Pacific Beaches
https://costarica.org/beaches/central-pacific/
https://costarica.org/beaches/central-pacific/biesanz/
https://costarica.org/beaches/central-pacific/dominical/
https://costarica.org/beaches/central-pacific/esterillos/
https://costarica.org/beaches/central-pacific/guacalillo/
https://costarica.org/beaches/central-pacific/hermosa/
https://costarica.org/beaches/central-pacific/herradura/
https://costarica.org/beaches/central-pacific/jaco/
https://costarica.org/beaches/central-pacific/manuel-antonio/
https://costarica.org/beaches/central-pacific/punta-leona/
Costa Rica Guanacaste Beaches
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/avellanas/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/bahia-salinas/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/carrillo/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/conchal/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/flamingo-beach/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/grande/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/junquillal/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/langosta/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/naranjo/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/negra/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/ostional/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/potrero/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/punta-islita/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/samara/
https://costarica.org/beaches/guanacaste/tamarindo/
Costa Rica Nicoya Beaches
https://costarica.org/beaches/nicoya/
https://costarica.org/beaches/nicoya/cabuya/
https://costarica.org/beaches/nicoya/mal-pais/
https://costarica.org/beaches/nicoya/montezuma/
https://costarica.org/beaches/nicoya/nosara/
https://costarica.org/beaches/nicoya/santa-teresa/
https://costarica.org/beaches/nicoya/tambor/
Costa Rica Papagayo Beaches
https://costarica.org/beaches/papagayo/
https://costarica.org/beaches/papagayo/coco/
https://costarica.org/beaches/papagayo/hermosa/
https://costarica.org/beaches/papagayo/panama/
https://costarica.org/beaches/papagayo/ocotal/
Costa Rica Southern Pacific Beaches
https://costarica.org/beaches/southern-pacific/
https://costarica.org/beaches/southern-pacific/ballena/
https://costarica.org/beaches/southern-pacific/carate/
https://costarica.org/beaches/southern-pacific/drake-bay/
https://costarica.org/beaches/southern-pacific/golfo-dulce/
https://costarica.org/beaches/southern-pacific/matapalo/
https://costarica.org/beaches/southern-pacific/pavones/
https://costarica.org/beaches/southern-pacific/uvita/
Costa Rica Attractions
https://costarica.org/attractions/
https://costarica.org/attractions/casinos/
https://costarica.org/attractions/guayabo/
https://costarica.org/attractions/hot-springs/
https://costarica.org/attractions/jungle/
https://costarica.org/attractions/lake-arenal/
https://costarica.org/attractions/national-museum/
https://costarica.org/attractions/national-theatre/
https://costarica.org/attractions/ruins/
Costa Rica Cities
https://costarica.org/cities/
https://costarica.org/cities/alajuela/
https://costarica.org/cities/atenas/
https://costarica.org/cities/caldera/
https://costarica.org/cities/cartago/
https://costarica.org/cities/escazu/
https://costarica.org/cities/golfito/
https://costarica.org/cities/heredia/
https://costarica.org/cities/la-fortuna/
https://costarica.org/cities/liberia/
https://costarica.org/cities/limon/
https://costarica.org/cities/orosi-valley/
https://costarica.org/cities/puntarenas/
https://costarica.org/cities/quepos/
https://costarica.org/cities/san-jose/
https://costarica.org/cities/san-gerardo/
https://costarica.org/cities/san-isidro/
https://costarica.org/cities/sarapiqui/
https://costarica.org/cities/sarchi/
Costa Rica Golf
https://costarica.org/golf/
https://costarica.org/golf/cariari/
https://costarica.org/golf/four-seasons/
https://costarica.org/golf/hacienda-pinilla/
https://costarica.org/golf/la-iguana/
https://costarica.org/golf/los-delfines/
https://costarica.org/golf/monteran-club/
https://costarica.org/golf/reserva-conchal/
https://costarica.org/golf/valle-sol/
Costa Rica Islands
https://costarica.org/islands/
https://costarica.org/islands/cano/
https://costarica.org/islands/coco/
https://costarica.org/islands/damas/
https://costarica.org/islands/tortuga/
Costa Rica National Parks
https://costarica.org/national-parks/
https://costarica.org/national-parks/barra-honda/
https://costarica.org/national-parks/braulio-carrillo/
https://costarica.org/national-parks/cabo-blanco/
https://costarica.org/national-parks/carara/
https://costarica.org/national-parks/chirripo/
https://costarica.org/national-parks/corcovado/
https://costarica.org/national-parks/la-amistad/
https://costarica.org/national-parks/monteverde/
https://costarica.org/national-parks/palo-verde/
https://costarica.org/national-parks/santa-rosa/
https://costarica.org/national-parks/tortuguero/
Costa Rica Rivers
https://costarica.org/rivers/
https://costarica.org/rivers/barra-del-colorado/
https://costarica.org/rivers/cano-negro/
https://costarica.org/rivers/pacuare/
https://costarica.org/rivers/savegre/
https://costarica.org/rivers/sierpe/
https://costarica.org/rivers/tarcoles/
Costa Rica Waterfalls
https://costarica.org/waterfalls/
https://costarica.org/waterfalls/bajos-del-toro/
https://costarica.org/waterfalls/la-fortuna/
https://costarica.org/waterfalls/la-paz/
https://costarica.org/waterfalls/nauyaca/
https://costarica.org/waterfalls/rio-celeste/
Costa Rica Volcanoes
https://costarica.org/volcanoes/
https://costarica.org/volcanoes/arenal/
https://costarica.org/volcanoes/cerro-chato/
https://costarica.org/volcanoes/irazu/
https://costarica.org/volcanoes/miravalles/
https://costarica.org/volcanoes/poas/
https://costarica.org/volcanoes/rincon-de-la-vieja/
https://costarica.org/volcanoes/tenorio/
https://costarica.org/volcanoes/turrialba/
Costa Rica Custom Vacations
https://costarica.org/vacations/
https://costarica.org/info/custom-itinerary/
https://costarica.org/vacations/classic/
https://costarica.org/vacations/signature-collection/
https://costarica.org/vacations/7-day-packages/
https://costarica.org/vacations/10-day-packages/
https://costarica.org/vacations/extended-stay/
Costa Rica Adventure Packages
https://costarica.org/vacations/adventure/
https://costarica.org/vacations/adventure/caribbean-extended/
https://costarica.org/vacations/adventure/caribbean-manuel-antonio/
https://costarica.org/vacations/adventure/costa-ballena-exploration/
https://costarica.org/vacations/adventure/extended-stay/
https://costarica.org/vacations/adventure/golf-in-paradise/
https://costarica.org/vacations/adventure/highlights-extended/
https://costarica.org/vacations/adventure/nicoya-adventure/
Costa Rica All-Inclusive Packages
https://costarica.org/vacations/all-inclusive/
https://costarica.org/vacations/all-inclusive/best/
https://costarica.org/vacations/all-inclusive/best-guanacaste/
https://costarica.org/vacations/all-inclusive/pampered-papagayo/
https://costarica.org/vacations/all-inclusive/perfect-playa-conchal/
Costa Rica Birding Packages
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/best/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/caribbean/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/caribbean-lowlands/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/classic-all-inclusive/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/dancing-with-quetzals/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/eco-zones/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/full-board/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/nature-tour/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/nicoya/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/northern-zone/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/paradise/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/southern-highlands-pacific/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/top-birding-spots/
https://costarica.org/vacations/birding/top-destinations/
Costa Rica Family Vacations
https://costarica.org/vacations/family/
https://costarica.org/vacations/family/active-adventure/
https://costarica.org/vacations/family/best/
https://costarica.org/vacations/family/caribbean-dream/
https://costarica.org/vacations/family/classic-vacation/
https://costarica.org/vacations/family/coast-to-coast/
https://costarica.org/vacations/family/guanacaste/
https://costarica.org/vacations/family/luxury-getaway/
https://costarica.org/vacations/family/top-three-destinations/
https://costarica.org/vacations/family/two-oceans-volcano/
https://costarica.org/vacations/family/volcano-beaches/
Costa Rica Honeymoons
https://costarica.org/vacations/honeymoon/
https://costarica.org/vacations/honeymoon/caribbean-fusion/
https://costarica.org/vacations/honeymoon/luxury-heaven/
https://costarica.org/vacations/honeymoon/nicoya-adventure/
https://costarica.org/vacations/honeymoon/pacific-caribbean-combo/
https://costarica.org/vacations/honeymoon/perfect-combination/
https://costarica.org/vacations/honeymoon/romantic-adventure/
https://costarica.org/vacations/honeymoon/romantic-beach-getaway/
https://costarica.org/vacations/honeymoon/seventh-heaven/
https://costarica.org/vacations/honeymoon/unforgettable/
Costa Rica Nature Tours
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/away-crowds/
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/caribbean-eco-adventure/
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/caribbean-exploration-tour/
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/caribbean-jungle-exploration/
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/complete-extended/
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/escape-to-nature/
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/extended-coast-to-coast/
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/jungle-jaunt/
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/southern-zone-extended/
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/southern-zone/
https://costarica.org/vacations/nature/wild-things/
Costa Rica Surfing Trips
https://costarica.org/vacations/surf/
https://costarica.org/vacations/surf/safari/
https://costarica.org/vacations/surf/spa-yoga/
https://costarica.org/vacations/surf/volcano-beaches-nicoya/
Costa Rica Wellness Packages
https://costarica.org/vacations/wellness/
https://costarica.org/vacations/wellness/caribbean/
https://costarica.org/vacations/wellness/perfect-harmony/
Costa Rica Fishing Tours
https://costarica.org/vacations/fishing/
https://costarica.org/vacations/fishing/adventure-package/
https://costarica.org/vacations/fishing/dream-trip-los-suenos/
https://costarica.org/vacations/fishing/tarpon-caribbean/
Costa Rica Rentals
https://costarica.org/rentals/
https://costarica.org/rentals/bella-vista/
https://costarica.org/rentals/buena-vista-villas/
https://costarica.org/rentals/del-mar/
https://costarica.org/rentals/espadilla-ocean-club/
https://costarica.org/rentals/harmon-estate/
https://costarica.org/rentals/los-altos/
https://costarica.org/rentals/ocho-artisan-bungalows/
https://costarica.org/rentals/reserva-conchal/
https://costarica.org/rentals/tamarindo-dreams-villas/
https://costarica.org/rentals/tule-villa/
https://costarica.org/rentals/the-palms/
https://costarica.org/rentals/tree-house-lodge/
https://costarica.org/rentals/villas-by-tekoa/
Costa Rica Resorts
https://costarica.org/resorts/
https://costarica.org/resorts/adults-only/
https://costarica.org/resorts/all-inclusive/
https://costarica.org/resorts/best/
https://costarica.org/resorts/eco/
https://costarica.org/resorts/family/
https://costarica.org/resorts/volcano/
Costa Rica Hotels by Type
https://costarica.org/hotels/
https://costarica.org/hotels/5-star/
https://costarica.org/hotels/adventure/
https://costarica.org/hotels/beachfront/
https://costarica.org/hotels/best-places/
https://costarica.org/hotels/birding-lodges/
https://costarica.org/hotels/boutique/
https://costarica.org/hotels/eco-lodges/
https://costarica.org/hotels/groups/
https://costarica.org/hotels/hot-springs/
https://costarica.org/hotels/romantic/
https://costarica.org/hotels/wellness/
Costa Rica Arenal Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/arenal-oasis/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/baldi-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/casa-luna/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/chachagua-rainforest/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/el-silencio-del-campo/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/green-lagoon/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/kioro/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/kokoro/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/la-mansion-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/linda-vista/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/lomas-volcan/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/los-lagos-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/lost-iguana-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/magic-mountain/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/manoa/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/montana-de-fuego/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/mountain-paradise/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/nayara-springs/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/nayara/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/observatory-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/paraiso/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/rancho-margot/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/royal-corin/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/springs-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/tabacon-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/the-springs-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/tilajari/
https://costarica.org/hotels/arenal/volcano-lodge/
Costa Rica Caribbean Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/aguas-claras/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/almonds-and-corals/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/azania-bungalows/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/banana-azul/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/cariblue-bungalows/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/ciudad-perdida/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/el-encanto-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/escape-caribeno/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/goddess-garden/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/kenaki-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/la-costa-de-papito/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/le-cameleon/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/samasati-nature-retreat/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/shawandha-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/suizo-loco-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/caribbean/villas-del-caribe/
Costa Rica Dominical Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/dominical/
https://costarica.org/hotels/dominical/costa-paraiso/
https://costarica.org/hotels/dominical/cuna-del-angel/
https://costarica.org/hotels/dominical/lookout-playa-tortuga/
https://costarica.org/hotels/dominical/villas-rio-mar/
Costa Rica Drake Bay Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/drake-bay/
https://costarica.org/hotels/drake-bay/aguila-de-osa-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/drake-bay/casa-corcovado/
https://costarica.org/hotels/drake-bay/copa-de-arbol/
https://costarica.org/hotels/drake-bay/corcovado-tent-camp/
https://costarica.org/hotels/drake-bay/getaway-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/drake-bay/jinetes-de-osa/
https://costarica.org/hotels/drake-bay/la-paloma-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/drake-bay/rancho-corcovado/
https://costarica.org/hotels/drake-bay/wilderness-resort/
Costa Rica Golfo Dulce Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/golfo-dulce/
https://costarica.org/hotels/golfo-dulce/agua-dulce/
https://costarica.org/hotels/golfo-dulce/casa-roland/
https://costarica.org/hotels/golfo-dulce/playa-cativo/
https://costarica.org/hotels/golfo-dulce/playa-nicuesa/
https://costarica.org/hotels/golfo-dulce/saladero-ecolodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/golfo-dulce/tiskita-jungle-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/golfo-dulce/zancudo-lodge/
Costa Rica Guanacaste Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/azul-ocean-club/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/bahia-del-sol/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/bula-bula/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/casa-chameleon/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/dreams-las-mareas/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/ecoplaya/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/el-sabanero/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/hacienda-la-pacifica/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/jw-marriott/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/margaritaville-beach-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/nammbu-bungalows/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/paradise-flamingo-beach/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/planet-hollywood/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/playa-grande/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/playa-negra/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/punta-islita/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/sugar-beach/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/w-costa-rica/
https://costarica.org/hotels/guanacaste/westin-golf-resort/
Costa Rica Jaco Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/alma-del-pacifico/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/amapola/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/balcon-del-mar/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/best-western/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/cerro-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/club-del-mar/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/crocs-resort-casino/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/fiesta-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/fuego-del-sol/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/los-suenos-marriott/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/macaw-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/oceano-hotel/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/pumilio/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/punta-leona/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/terraza-del-pacifico/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/villa-caletas/
https://costarica.org/hotels/jaco/villa-lapas/
Costa Rica Liberia Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/liberia/
https://costarica.org/hotels/liberia/hilton-garden-inn/
Costa Rica Lodges
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/altagracia/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/amatierra-retreat/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/bosque-del-rio-tigre/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/cano-negro-natural/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/casa-caletas/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/chayote/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/el-silencio/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/finca-bellavista/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/finca-luna-nueva/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/hotel-quelitales/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/isla-chiquita/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/la-ensenada/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/las-cruces-biological-station/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/maquenque/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/rancho-rio-perlas/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/rio-indio/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/rio-magnolia/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/rio-perdido/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/selva-bananito/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/tapirus/
https://costarica.org/hotels/lodges/villa-blanca/
Costa Rica Mal Pais Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/mal-pais/
https://costarica.org/hotels/mal-pais/manala/
https://costarica.org/hotels/mal-pais/cielo-del-mar/
https://costarica.org/hotels/mal-pais/surf-the-place/
https://costarica.org/hotels/mal-pais/casa-chameleon/
Costa Rica Manuel Antonio Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/arenas-del-mar/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/costa-verde/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/el-parador/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/falls-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/gaia-hotel/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/hotel-california/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/issimo-suites/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/karahe/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/la-mansion-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/la-mariposa/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/la-posada/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/makanda-by-the-sea/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/mango-moon/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/playa-espadilla/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/san-bada/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/santa-juana-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/shana/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/si-como-no/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/tulemar-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/villas-el-parque/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/villas-lirio/
https://costarica.org/hotels/manuel-antonio/villas-nicolas/
Costa Rica Monteverde Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/belmar/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/cabanas-los-pinos/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/claro-de-luna/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/country-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/el-bosque/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/el-establo/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/ficus/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/fonda-vela/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/heliconia/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/montana/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/monteverde-lodge-and-gardens/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/poco-a-poco/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/senda/
https://costarica.org/hotels/monteverde/trapp-family-lodge/
Costa Rica Montezuma Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/montezuma/
https://costarica.org/hotels/montezuma/anamaya-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/montezuma/ylang-ylang/
Costa Rica Nosara Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/nosara/
https://costarica.org/hotels/nosara/bodhi-tree/
https://costarica.org/hotels/nosara/gilded-iguana-surf/
https://costarica.org/hotels/nosara/harmony/
https://costarica.org/hotels/nosara/lagarta-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/nosara/olas-verdes/
https://costarica.org/hotels/nosara/tierra-magnifica/
Costa Rica Osa Peninsula Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/bosque-del-cabo/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/crocodile-bay/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/danta-corcovado/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/el-remanso/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/encanta-la-vida/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/esquinas-rainforest/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/la-leona-ecolodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/laguna-vista-villas/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/lapa-rios/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/lookout-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/luna-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/osa-peninsula/osa-verde-biolodge/
Costa Rica Pacuare River Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/pacuare/
https://costarica.org/hotels/pacuare/pacuare-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/pacuare/rios-tropicales-lodge/
Costa Rica Palo Verde Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/palo-verde/
https://costarica.org/hotels/palo-verde/biological-station/
https://costarica.org/hotels/palo-verde/rancho-humo/
Costa Rica Papagayo Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/allegro/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/andaz-peninsula/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/bosque-del-mar/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/cafe-de-playa/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/casa-conde/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/coco-beach/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/el-mangroove/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/four-seasons-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/occidental/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/riu-guanacaste/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/riu-palace/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/secrets/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/villa-del-sueno/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/villas-sol/
https://costarica.org/hotels/papagayo/vista-bahia/
Costa Rica Poas Volcano Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/poas-volcano/
https://costarica.org/hotels/poas-volcano/buena-vista/
https://costarica.org/hotels/poas-volcano/peace-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/poas-volcano/poas-lodge/
Costa Rica Rincon de la Vieja Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/rincon-de-la-vieja/
https://costarica.org/hotels/rincon-de-la-vieja/blue-river/
https://costarica.org/hotels/rincon-de-la-vieja/borinquen/
https://costarica.org/hotels/rincon-de-la-vieja/buena-vista/
https://costarica.org/hotels/rincon-de-la-vieja/canyon-de-la-vieja/
https://costarica.org/hotels/rincon-de-la-vieja/hacienda-guachipelin/
https://costarica.org/hotels/rincon-de-la-vieja/rincon-lodge/
Costa Rica Rio Celeste Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/rio-celeste/
https://costarica.org/hotels/rio-celeste/celeste-mountain-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/rio-celeste/hideaway/
https://costarica.org/hotels/rio-celeste/tenorio-lodge/
Costa Rica Samara Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/samara/
https://costarica.org/hotels/samara/beach/
https://costarica.org/hotels/samara/giada/
https://costarica.org/hotels/samara/sol/
https://costarica.org/hotels/samara/villas-playa-samara/
Costa Rica Santa Teresa Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/santa-teresa/
https://costarica.org/hotels/santa-teresa/esencia-villas/
https://costarica.org/hotels/santa-teresa/florblanca-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/santa-teresa/latitude-10-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/santa-teresa/nantipa/
https://costarica.org/hotels/santa-teresa/pranamar-villas/
https://costarica.org/hotels/santa-teresa/tropico-latino/
Costa Rica San Gerardo Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-gerardo/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-gerardo/dantica/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-gerardo/mirador-de-quetzales/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-gerardo/savegre-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-gerardo/suenos-del-bosque/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-gerardo/trogon-lodge/
Costa Rica San Jose Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/aurola-holiday-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/autentico/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/barcelo-palacio/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/best-western-irazu/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/casa-conde/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/crowne-plaza-corobici/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/don-carlos/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/gran-hotel/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/grano-de-oro/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/hilton-garden-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/marriott/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/park-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/presidente/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/sleep-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/san-jose/tryp-sabana/
Costa Rica Alajuela Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/alajuela/
https://costarica.org/hotels/alajuela/adventure-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/alajuela/asclepios/
https://costarica.org/hotels/alajuela/country-inn-suites/
https://costarica.org/hotels/alajuela/courtyard-marriott/
https://costarica.org/hotels/alajuela/doubletree-hilton-cariari/
https://costarica.org/hotels/alajuela/hampton-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/alajuela/the-retreat/
https://costarica.org/hotels/alajuela/wyndham-herradura/
https://costarica.org/hotels/alajuela/xandari-resort/
Costa Rica Escazu Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/escazu/
https://costarica.org/hotels/escazu/aloft/
https://costarica.org/hotels/escazu/alta/
https://costarica.org/hotels/escazu/courtyard/
https://costarica.org/hotels/escazu/holiday-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/escazu/real-intercontinental/
https://costarica.org/hotels/escazu/residence-inn/
https://costarica.org/hotels/escazu/studio-hotel/
https://costarica.org/hotels/escazu/wyndham-garden/
Costa Rica Heredia Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/heredia/
https://costarica.org/hotels/heredia/bougainvillea/
https://costarica.org/hotels/heredia/finca-rosa-blanca/
Costa Rica Sapraiqui Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/sarapiqui/
https://costarica.org/hotels/sarapiqui/hacienda-pozo-azul/
https://costarica.org/hotels/sarapiqui/la-selva-biological-station/
https://costarica.org/hotels/sarapiqui/rara-avis/
https://costarica.org/hotels/sarapiqui/selva-verde-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/sarapiqui/sueno-azul/
https://costarica.org/hotels/sarapiqui/tirimbina/
Costa Rica Savegre Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/savegre/
https://costarica.org/hotels/savegre/hacienda-baru/
https://costarica.org/hotels/savegre/las-nubes-resort/
https://costarica.org/hotels/savegre/rafiki-beach-camp/
https://costarica.org/hotels/savegre/rafiki-safari-lodge/
Costa Rica Tamarindo Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/tamarindo/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tamarindo/capitan-suizo/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tamarindo/casa-cook/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tamarindo/diria/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tamarindo/el-jardin-del-eden/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tamarindo/esplendor/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tamarindo/los-altos-de-eros/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tamarindo/occidental/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tamarindo/pasatiempo/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tamarindo/villas-cala-luna/
Costa Rica Tambor Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/tambor/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tambor/barcelo/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tambor/tango-mar/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tambor/tropical/
Costa Rica Tortuguero Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/tortuguero/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tortuguero/aninga/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tortuguero/caribbean-paradise/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tortuguero/evergreen-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tortuguero/laguna-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tortuguero/manatus/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tortuguero/mawamba-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tortuguero/pachira-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tortuguero/tortuga-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/tortuguero/turtle-beach-lodge/
Costa Rica Turrialba Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/turrialba/
https://costarica.org/hotels/turrialba/casa-turire/
https://costarica.org/hotels/turrialba/guayabo-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/turrialba/rancho-naturalista/
Costa Rica Uvita Hotels
https://costarica.org/hotels/uvita/
https://costarica.org/hotels/uvita/cristal-ballena/
https://costarica.org/hotels/uvita/el-castillo/
https://costarica.org/hotels/uvita/kura-design-villas/
https://costarica.org/hotels/uvita/la-cusinga-lodge/
https://costarica.org/hotels/uvita/oxygen-jungle-villas/
https://costarica.org/hotels/uvita/rancho-pacifico/
https://costarica.org/hotels/uvita/villas-gaia/
https://costarica.org/hotels/uvita/vista-ballena/
Costa Rica Tours by Type
https://costarica.org/tours/
https://costarica.org/tours/top-ten/
https://costarica.org/tours/adventure/
https://costarica.org/tours/cultural/
https://costarica.org/tours/excursion/
https://costarica.org/tours/family/
https://costarica.org/tours/nature/
https://costarica.org/tours/ocean/
Costa Rica Tours by Region
https://costarica.org/tours/arenal/
https://costarica.org/tours/caribbean/
https://costarica.org/tours/guanacaste/
https://costarica.org/tours/manuel-antonio/
https://costarica.org/tours/monteverde/
https://costarica.org/tours/nicoya/
https://costarica.org/tours/osa-peninsula/
https://costarica.org/tours/san-gerardo-de-dota/
https://costarica.org/tours/san-jose/
Costa Rica Vacation Guides
https://costarica.org/guide/
https://costarica.org/guide/arenal/
https://costarica.org/guide/adventure/
https://costarica.org/guide/all-inclusive/
https://costarica.org/guide/beach/
https://costarica.org/guide/birding/
https://costarica.org/guide/family/
https://costarica.org/guide/faq/
https://costarica.org/guide/luxury/
https://costarica.org/guide/nature/
https://costarica.org/guide/romance/
https://costarica.org/guide/southern-zone/
https://costarica.org/guide/tips/
https://costarica.org/guide/top-ten-reason/
https://costarica.org/guide/tortuguero/
https://costarica.org/guide/travel/
https://costarica.org/guide/wellness/
Panama Vacations
https://costarica.org/panama/
https://costarica.org/panama/bocas-del-toro/
https://costarica.org/panama/boquete-and-baru/
https://costarica.org/panama/panama-canal/
https://costarica.org/panama/panama-city/
https://costarica.org/panama/san-blas-islands/
https://costarica.org/panama/travel/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/al-natural-resort/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/bocas-del-toro/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/breezes/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/eclypse-de-mar/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/gamboa/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/hard-rock/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/intercontinental-miramar/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/jw-marriott/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/los-establos/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/marriott-finisterre/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/palma-royale/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/playa-tortuga/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/punta-caracol/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/red-frog-beach/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/tranquilo-bay/
https://costarica.org/panama/hotels/trump/
Nicaragua Vacations
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/corn-islands/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/granada/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/lake/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/leon/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/managua/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/masaya-volcano/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/ometepe/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/san-carlos/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/san-juan-del-sur/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/travel/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/tours/
Nicaragua Hotels
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/hotels/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/hotels/granada/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/hotels/intercontinental/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/hotels/jicaro-island/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/hotels/la-gran-francia/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/hotels/morgans-rock/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/hotels/pelican-eyes/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/hotels/puerta-del-cielo/
https://costarica.org/nicaragua/hotels/yemaya-little-corn/
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John S. Battle High School is a high school located in the Southwest portion of Virginia in Washington County. Built in 1959, the school was named after former Virginia Governor John S. Battle.

Extracurricular activities

Baseball
John Battle won the state championships for baseball in 2000 and 2001.

Volleyball
John Battle won the state championships for volleyball in 1989 and 1991.

Tennis
The John Battle Girls' Tennis team won the 2008 state championship.

Softball
Both John S Battle's Junior Varsity and Varsity had an undefeated 2021  regular season.

Notable alumni
Jimmy Gobble, Kansas City Royals Pitcher
Mike Helton, NASCAR

References

External links
John S. Battle High School Website

Educational institutions established in 1959
Public high schools in Virginia
Schools in Washington County, Virginia
1959 establishments in Virginia

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Donielle T. Hansley, better known as Lil Dee Dee, is one bright individual. He embodies the tenacity to succeed, as well as the support system to fuel his creative journey. Filled with personality and artistic flare, Lil Dee Dee has accomplished feats far beyond his years. At just 12 years old this emerging star is featured in national television shows highlighting both his acting and dancing skills. He proudly showcases his acting abilities in the Tyler Perry produced show If Loving You Is Wrong and plays a pivotal role in CW's upcoming drama Containment. As Lil Dee Dee works to develop his character in Perry's hit drama, viewers are invited into the world of "Frank", the son to a struggling mother with the wits of a teenager. During our interview with Lil Dee Dee he detailed his ability to master the character and how easy it was for him to "relate" to "Frank". He made mention of moments in which Tyler Perry would rearrange the script just for him because of the authenticity he brought to the character. When asked how he worked towards nailing Franklin's personality, Dee Dee simply responded, "I just be myself".
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Q: Is there a way to continue to view a popup modal after a user logs in? I have code where a user needs to login to view our "pricing popup". After the user logs in, I want the pricing popup to show again as if the login never happened. I don't want the user to have to have re-click to open the popup again if it was already open before logging in.
I can't use PHP because the web app we are using can't use it. I really need this answer to be JavaScript. I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 and I believe the framework is MVC.
I've tried moving things around to see if I maybe have the wrong syntax.
I've also tried location.reload but I get the same problem where the modal doesn't show up after the refresh.
This code requires the user to login to view the popup. Problem is after logging in the popup disappears.
function CheckEmail(e) {
var data = $('#signInForm').serializeArray();
var controller = (typeof CURRENT_CONTROLLER != undefined) ? CURRENT_CONTROLLER : "Home";
ShowHideLoader(true);
if (isValidEmail(data[1]["value"])) {
    $.ajax({
        url: '/../Account/FindByNameOrEmailAsync',
        type: 'POST',
        dataType: "json",
        data: JSON.stringify({ "usernameOrEmail": data[1]["value"] }),
        context: this,
        contentType: 'application/json; charset=utf-8',
        success: function (data) {
            ShowHideLoader(false);
            //alert(data);
            if (data.status) {
                $("#emailCheck").hide();
                $("#enterPassword").fadeOut(500, function () {
                    $('#enterPassword').fadeIn(500);
                });
            } else {
                //$.get("Account/RegisterRedirect", { Email: $("#signin_email").val() });
                if (controller == "Business") {
                    $("#login-modal").modal("hide");
                    $("#signup-modal").modal('show');
                    SignupEmail.SetValue($("#signin_email").val());
                } else
                    window.location = data.returnUrl;
            }

            ShowHideLoader(false);
        },
        error: function () {
            alert("Error! Src: /Account/FindByNameOrEmailAsync");
            ShowHideLoader(false);
        }
    });
} else {
    $("#wrongEmail").fadeOut(500, function () {
        $('#wrongEmail').fadeIn(500);
    });

    $("#authInfo").hide();
    ShowHideLoader(false);
}

}
function ShowHideLoader(visible) {
if (visible)
    $(".signin-preloader").css("visibility", "visible");
else
    $(".signin-preloader").css("visibility","hidden");

}
function ShowHideSignUpLoader(visible) {
if (visible)
    $(".signup-preloader").css("visibility", "visible");
else
    $(".signup-preloader").css("visibility", "hidden");

}
function ValidateForm(data) {
if (data.res) {
    $("#SignInMenuItem").hide();
    $('#login-modal').modal("toggle");

    if (typeof HeaderMenu != "undefined")
        HeaderMenu.GetItemByName("SignInMenuItem").SetVisible(false);

    //$('#mainHeaderPanel').load('/Base/MainHeaderPanel?controller=' + data.controller);

    //if (data.controller == "Business")
    {
        //mainHeaderPanel.PerformCallback();
        //LoadSearchHistory();
        //$("#header-menu").append("

Welcome, " + data.userName + "

User actions

My purchased items

Logout

Logout

");
        //$("#HeaderMenu_DXI5_").hide();
    }
    // else

    if (showPopup == 'showPricing') {
        $("#pricingPopup").modal("show");

    }

    window.location.href = data.redirectUrl;

}
else {
    $("#passInfo").hide();
    $("#wrongPass").fadeOut(500, function () {
        $('#wrongPass').fadeIn(500);
    });
}

}
//This portion checks to see if the user is signed in. If not, they are required to sign in to view the popup.
var showPopup;

var showModalForSignIn = function (seePricing) {
$("#login-modal").modal("show");
$("#authInfo").hide();
$("#needSigninMessage").show();

showPopup = seePricing;

}

A: I only see $("#pricingPopup") beging used once in your code.
Without the HTML I can't see what is happening but it could be that you have another class or ID on the pricing popup that conflicts with another popup.
For these kind of questions it's best to create a codepen to illustrate the problem.
Is the pricing popup still present in the DOM after logging in or is the template removed from the DOM?
If it is still present you could just show it again after logging in with .show().
If it is not present anymore you should take a look at what removes it from the DOM.


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