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Archive for July, 2009

The third Sunday of July is “Child’s Day” in Panama.  In Spanish it’s called, “El Día del Niño”.  It’s a big day in the calendar for the Panamanian family.  On this day, parents take their kids out to the parks and engage in all kinds of children’s games. El Día del Niño is heavily promoted [...]

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The three men in this picture are Fu, Lu, and Shou, which means good fortune, prosperity, and longevity. But in this version they constitute a ten story building!  That’s it—a building. The Tianzi Hotel is located in Hebei Province in China, and holds the world record for being the “biggest image building.”

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During the eighties, my wife and I did a lot of traveling.  We were recently married and wanted to see the world.  Our wallet was fat so we could afford the plane rides.  Most of our trips were to the United States, Central and South America.  Everywhere we went, we bought small souvenirs to display [...]

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Unless you have been living under a rock, you already know that last week the media and the U.S. public opinion was deeply focused on the live hearings for the confirmation of Sonia María Sotomayor as an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Everywhere you looked on the Internet, the name of Sotomayor [...]

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Every month I keep an alert watch for Net Applications’ monthly information on the  market share performance of major web browsers.  Their report is usually available on the first day of each month.  Even though today is July 17th, there is no information coming out of Net Applications. There’s a message at their website that [...]

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