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During a recent foray into Ancon Hill territory, I found this cuddling park at the entrance of the road that leads to the top of Ancon Hill.  I was there with my wife and “The Twisters”.  It was about 8:30 a.m.  The hill was just awaking and the early birds had already started their daily [...]

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This picture was originally shot in color.  I later edited it and turned it into a black and white image using FotoFlexer, a well-known online photo editor.  The added touch of color made it different.  There are so many things you can do in photography, that it’s absolutely overwhelming.

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During my last visit to my local drugstore to buy my monthly medicine and keep my pesky rhinitis under control, I was pleasantly surprised to receive a cute goodwill item.  It was a bright red rubber heart to control my stress level.  I think they call it a stress ball. Farmacias El Rey is promoting [...]

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Yesterday evening about seven o’clock, while composing a message to a dear friend in the States, I bumped into Yahoo News.  There was only one headline in my Yahoo Mail page.  It read, “Steve Jobs is Dead.”  I couldn’t believe my eyes.  Tears came to my eyes and I felt a lump in my throat.  [...]

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For several weeks pundits were busy trying to guess what features and what new design Apple would come up when it unveiled its iPhone 5.  As October 4 got closer and closer, the speculations on Apple’s juggernaut increased to the usual high levels of expectations of all Apple’s product announcements, specially if Steve Jobs is [...]

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In a small country in Northern Africa, one bright and hot day, a young man out of desperation, burned himself up and died.  That random event, sparked a social grassroots movement that eventually toppled the authoritarian regime of this African country called Tunisia.  It was the beginning of a colossal social transformation in Northern Africa [...]

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Panama is buzzing with activity.  This small country located in Central America, was awarded the privilege of organizing IBAF”s (International Baseball Federation) Baseball World Cup. The 2011 Baseball World Cup is an international baseball tournament held from October 1 to October 15, 2011. It will be the 39th Baseball World Cup. IBAF selected Panama to [...]

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Fresh statistics have been released into the wild by Net Applications for September 2011.  Net Applications’ statistics are based on the activity of about 160 million visitors per month to Web sites using its services. These are the latest figures on the performance of the Internet’s Masters of the Universe: Internet Explorer: 54.39 – 55.31 [...]

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