Hey Dumbass. I don't use a local nor will I. We POST UP offshore, it's OUR money. It should be available on demand, with no excuses.
Somebody should post the holidays so the players know their money is not available on those days. Betjamaica paid me with no hassle this morning in 10 minutes, wish all the books were like them
Somebody should post the holidays so the players know their money is not available on those days. Betjamaica paid me with no hassle this morning in 10 minutes, wish all the books were like them
It is supposed to be a holiday everywhere - not just in Costa Rica! That is, if you are a worker - not some bigshot in a suit!:toast:CAPN CRUNCH said:International Workers Day! Started in the United States in 1888 and copied throughout the whole world as Labor Day! A day off for workers around the world. Enjoy!arty:
January 1st: New Year’s Day, celebrated with a big dance in San Jose’s Parque Central. March 19th: St. Joseph’s Day, patron saint of San Jose and San Jose province.
Easter: Holy Week, Semana Santa. Dates vary annually but businesses will often close for the entire week preceding Easter weekend.
April 11th: Juan Santamaria Day. Public holiday to commemorate the national hero who fought at the battle of Rivas against the American invader William Walker in 1856. May 1st:[/B] Labor Day. Dia de los Trabajadores.
June: Corpus Christi
June 29th: St. Peter and St. Paul’s Day
July 25th: Guanacaste Day. To mark the annexation of Guanacaste from Nicaragua in 1824.
b>August 2nd</B>: Virgin de los Angeles Day. Patron saint of Costa Rica. August 15th: Mother’s Day and Assumption Day
September 15th: Independence Day, with big patriotic parades celebrates Costa Rica’s independence from Spain in 1821.
October 12th: Dia de la Raza (Columbus Day). Limon province only, marked by carnival, which take place in the week prior to October 12.
November 2nd: All soul’s Day
December 8th: Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary.
December 25th: Christmas Day. Family-oriented celebrations with trips to the beach. Much consumption of apples and grapes.
Easter: Holy Week, Semana Santa. Dates vary annually but businesses will often close for the entire week preceding Easter weekend.
April 11th: Juan Santamaria Day. Public holiday to commemorate the national hero who fought at the battle of Rivas against the American invader William Walker in 1856. May 1st:[/B] Labor Day. Dia de los Trabajadores.
June: Corpus Christi
June 29th: St. Peter and St. Paul’s Day
July 25th: Guanacaste Day. To mark the annexation of Guanacaste from Nicaragua in 1824.
b>August 2nd</B>: Virgin de los Angeles Day. Patron saint of Costa Rica. August 15th: Mother’s Day and Assumption Day
September 15th: Independence Day, with big patriotic parades celebrates Costa Rica’s independence from Spain in 1821.
October 12th: Dia de la Raza (Columbus Day). Limon province only, marked by carnival, which take place in the week prior to October 12.
November 2nd: All soul’s Day
December 8th: Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary.
December 25th: Christmas Day. Family-oriented celebrations with trips to the beach. Much consumption of apples and grapes.
stuckinvegas said:
http://www.iris.edu/seismon/
Why yes it does. How odd. I didn't feel anything. Hmmmm
