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Archive for January, 2011

One of the attractions of Panama City is its enticing skyline.  Even as we speak, more and more towers are being built.  Many compare this city with Miami in Florida.  This shot was taken about 06:30 a.m. on a Sunday morning, while its inhabitants were still counting sheep. It had rained during the evening and [...]

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Usually I don’t comment on my own pictures, but in this case the message is so strong it was shouting to be be told.  The well-known photographer Ansel Adams once said, “A photograph is usually looked at—seldom looked into.” When I saw the picture in my office, the word juxtaposition immediately came to my mind.  [...]

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Even though Netflix is relatively new to the market of streaming contents and delivering CDs, it grew large enough to dethrone Blockbuster which recently went belly up.  Due to royalty restrictions, Netflix was only streaming to the United States.  Then they tested the waters and expanded their operations to Canada where they did extremely well. [...]

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For much to long I suffered the bad service of Cable & Wireless in Panama City.  Their customer support was nonexistent and their technical service was mediocre in search of a more descriptive word.  I stayed with them for several years, expecting that their service would improve.  Nope, it got worse. During the month of [...]

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The year is just starting and we already have a casualty in the Web browser’s arena.  Yesterday I was surprised to read that Flock Inc. had been purchased by Zynga. While Facebook is raking in billions of dollars as investment, one of it’s success stories Zynga ( which is worth $5 billion too) is ramping [...]

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Mother Nature has been pretty naughty in many parts of the world.  Manhattan was  blanketed with the white stuff as well as many countries in Europe.  In Latin America it rained cats and dogs for too many days—specially Colombia and Venezuela. In Panama it rained so much it broke all previous precipitation formal records.  In [...]

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