Friday, June 26, 2020 He woke in silence to the ghastly ill-lit room. Danger was constantly looming; time was both his faithful companion and his most luscious poison. War, to most, was hell, but to him it was mesmerizing. The war he fought kept him sharp, kept him alive all the while those foreign to […]
Tag Archives: virus
Covid-19, Noticias
E-Commerce Scam; Accounting Services will reactivate; Covid-19 testing cost; Moratorium on Electric Services; Get Well Duran
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Thursday, June 25, 2020 I started the day today with a new case involving Credit Card Fraud. Obviously without naming names, but to give the construct of the M.O. used by the bad guys. Cloning credit cards is not a new thing here or anywhere. Skimming has been around for a long time as well. […]
Covid-19, Noticias
Intro too Damn Long – Had to Create a Link; Cabinet changes; Taxi driver with Covid-19 circulating; Panama Oeste and Covid-19; That’s Not Xiomara!
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Wednesday, June 24, 2020 I’ve gotten carried away with the introductions to the point where tonight’s edition is going to be presented as a link. The main purpose of this report is to get the summary of the news out to those who are either English-Only speakers, are expats supporting other expats (namely me), enjoy […]
Covid-19, Noticias
Complaints At The David Hospital; Vaccines Against Viruses; Casinos Ready To Reopen; Who In The Heck Is Rudyard Kipling?
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Tuesday, June 23, 2020 I started writing this evening on animal behavior, how that applies to pets and the symbiotic relationship to their hosts, but after getting to page 5 and realizing that I’m not even close to finishing it, I needed to hang it up and maybe send that article out tomorrow instead. I’d […]
Covid-19, Noticias
Long day, Short Introduction; Older adults the most vulnerable to Covid-19; Acceleration of the pandemic in the world; Thirteenth month payment; Books!
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Monday, June 22, 2020 It has been a very long day. Typical Monday’s are usually confusing and stressful, and full of last-minute new requests that need to be done NOOOWWWWWW! But today was a day of just doing one thing for 8 hours with the occasional 10-minute break; me just saying, I do not remember, […]
Covid-19, Noticias
Who Should Respond?; Penalty For Breaching Sanitary Rules; Reactivation Of Advocacy; Deaths In Hospital Rooms; Happy Father’s Day
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Friday, June 19, 2020 There is a lot of hate and one-sided opinions in the world today. One of the newest crazes is to defund the police, seemingly everywhere. I think back to the police who care for my small town of Antigo, Wisconsin and everything I’ve seen there, they’ve done a fantastic job. Maybe […]
Covid-19, Noticias
I Have Your Daughter; Dry law is eliminated; Minsa evaluates closure of block 2; Moratorium; Insomnia
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Thursday, June 18, 2020 “I have your daughter and if you don’t want anything horrible to happen to her, you will send me $1,000.00 within the hour. And don’t hang up or we will kill her.” If that were a movie, that’s the part where Liam Neesonwould say, “If you are looking for ransom, I can […]
Covid-19, Noticias
The Chuck Scam; Swab Tests Not Contaminated; International Flight Ban Extended; Happy Birthday
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Wednesday, June 17, 2020 Chuck’s a guy who always has a positive attitude and will give you the shirt off his back regardless of who you are or where you’re from. He’s a “gifter”. A humble man with an exciting background. Chuck is former Air Force (but I don’t hold that against him), was an Engineer for NASA, […]
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Tuesday, June 16, 2020 Bob called early in the morning asking for help. “Brett, I need one of two things. Either, I need you to find someone for me and help me to get him locked up for extorsion, or I need a big loan.”, he whispered. “Why the heck are you whispering? A loan? Seriously, what happened?”, […]
Covid-19, Noticias
Brett’s Bad Math; Panama is not achieving virus control; Cub Scouts Many Moons Ago
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Monday, June 15, 2020 While many still think the Coronavirus is a hoax, myth, over-exaggeration, or whatever, I’ve been trying to report on it the best I could without over-exaggerating my predictions and I’ve been wrong every time. When Panama was registering roughly 150-200 new cases per day, I predicted that if we open blocks 1 […]