Jo Greene still is needing to locate a long term rental that has no or few steps. This is a medical issue. 

This is the first in a series of audio podcasts by Michael Schwartz -- Chiriqui Life Stories. The subject of this first podcast is Mort Rabkin. Mort's story is told by Barbara Rabkin.

To listen to Barbara''s podcast about Mort, click below on the white, right-pointing triangle (arrow) on top of an orange circular background. If you see two options below, we recommend using the "Listen in browser" option as opposed to the "Play on SoundCloud" option.

This podcast is 44m42s duration.

If you would like to provide feedback to Mike about this podcast, or discuss other matters related to this podcast series, please either reply to this posting, or send Mike a private message (@OldMikeNY is his display name here on CL), or email to mikeseeemail@gmail.com.

If you would like to share this podcast with family and friends, simply provide them the following URL (but remember that CL membership is required to view this content):
        http://www.chiriqui.life/topic/3210-chiriquilife-stories-01-mort-rabkin/

Fantastic. Thanks for posting.

This is the second in a series of audio podcasts by Chiriqui.Life. The subject of this podcast is Hatstone Lawyers, which is a boutique, multi-jurisdictional law firm with offices in Jersey, London, Panama and South Africa. Hatstone Lawyers was invited to speak at the Tuesday Morning Meeting series on August 9, 2016. Here is the meeting announcement:

On 8/7/2016 at 1:51 PM, NewsLady said:

 

 

Your $1 admission helps us keep the doors open

 

10:30 in the BCP Theater

 

 

 

Tuesday, August 9 – Alvaro Almengor of Hatstone Lawyers, a boutique law firm with five partners across four offices (Jersey, London, Panama and South Africa) will speak.  They are primarily a corporate and private law firm, and work regularly on cross border structures for international clients. they regularly advise international banks, financial services business, foreign corporations, local business, public and private companies, directors, shareholders, entrepreneurs and high-net-worth individuals on all aspects of corporate and commercial law. In Panama, in particular, they have expertise in incorporating companies and foundations, construction and property, employment, immigration, taxation, corporate and commercial, succession planning and asset protection, cross-border transactions, new business establishment and general legal advice. FREE ADMISSION

To listen to this Hatstone Lawyers audio podcast, click below on the white, right-pointing triangle (arrow) on top of an orange circular background. If you see two options below, we recommend using the "Listen in browser" option as opposed to the "Play on SoundCloud" option.

This podcast is 54m 32s duration.

The Hatstone website is www.hatstone.com.

Next are the business cards of the two speakers:

Click Here for the presentation materials used by the Hatstone Lawyers for their August 9^th presentation.

If you would like to provide feedback about this podcast, or discuss other matters related to this podcast series, please either reply to this posting, or send CL Staff a private message (@Moderator_02 is the correct display name to communicate with), or email to support@chiriqui.life.

If you would like to share this podcast with family and friends, simply provide them the following URL, but remember that CL membership is required to view this content:
        http://www.chiriqui.life/topic/3168-chiriquilife-podcast-02-bcp-tuesday-talks-hatstone-lawyers

14 minutes ago, TwoSailors said:

Contact Keith Woolford....he is the guy to buy your car from. He has an excellent reputation! Which he well deserves!

 

For Graciela:

Keith is a member of CL. You may communicate with him privately via CL using the "private messaging" (PM) functionality.

Here is a link to his profile: http://www.chiriqui.life/profile/61-keith-woolford/. When you click on that link, then to the right of his display name you will find two links. The first link will "follow" Keith. The second link opens up the PM composition dialog. Only you and he can see the contents of what you send to him via a PM.

Somewhat difficult, but will get to work on this change immediately. ?

Thank you to our members for these kind words, support, and contributions.

We try to keep improving CL, and regret that sometimes it takes longer than desired to make improvements.

Please keep your suggestions and ideas coming forward. Everyone benefits when you do that.

Marcelyn and Bud

At the request of several CL members, Judy's topic about dying at home has been converted to PDF format for easy download and printing.

Death in Panama - Dying at Home.pdf

Downloading of documents on CL requires a successful registration. Registration and use of CL is free. Just click on the "sign up" link in the upper right of the home page.

ARF, among many other organizations, is listed on the Pet Care Resource posting here on CL. Contact information is available at:

Bonnie,

Your posting has been incredibly well received.

This afternoon I found three requests for your posting to be converted to PDF format so that it could be downloaded, printed out in a nice format, and then saved on a local device. At first, I was not aware of how to achieve that goal, and actually responded to two people via email to that effect. And then I did some research. This is not an issue with CL, but rather a data interoperability issue that I previously was not aware of how to achieve. Turned out not to be difficult at all.

I am presuming that you you would not object, and so I am posting a PDF version of your posting here for others to download and print out.

My Experience Dealing with Death in Panama.pdf

P.S., To download documents from CL, a user must be a registered user and logged in.

A prior posting on this same general subject was merged with this topic for continuity purposes. We now know why President Varela, the vice president, and the first lady were personally attending the Pope's Youth Conference in Krakow this month -- as the host for the next such conference in three years.

2 hours ago, Charlie Conklin said:

Hello, I attended the talk given by Dr. Jennifer Daniels and was told after the talk that her power point presentation would be available on this Chiriqui Life website. Can you help me get a copy of that power point slide show, so that I can share the info with my loved ones. The info was shown on the screen very quickly and I didn't even have a pencil and paper to write it all down, even if I could write that fast. Can you please look into how I can get a copy of her slide show? My email address is charlie.conklin@cityoforlando.net.  Thanks

The presentation materials were posted on CL as indicated along with a special announcement. And there was a notice sent out via News Boquete as well. Thank you for your interest in Dr. Daniels' presentation.

Here is the link to the wrap-up posting with the presentation materials and contact information:
http://www.chiriqui.life/calendar/event/329-tuesday-talks-at-bcp-dr-jennifer-daniels/?tab=comments

The pet care resource listing shown above was updated today to Issue 1.9, with corrected name and updated contact information for Hospital Veterinario Happy Pet in David. There are three separate listings, under dog grooming, pet supplies, and veterinarians.

It sounds like you have things under control.

Given what I currently know, it seems appropriate (as Admin_01) to leave this topic visible in order for all to see near closure. If you prefer otherwise, please send me a private message.

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Gas prices to fall again

Posted on July 20, 2016 in Panama

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 DRIVING  in Panama will become cheaper on Friday , July 22 as fuel prices take another significant dip.

95 octane gasoline will drop 9 cents per gallon and 91 octane will drop 11 cents a gallon; while diesel will drop 9cents says the National Secretariat of Energy.

In the city of Panama and Colon fuels will be priced at: 95 Octane $2.62 a gallon or $0.692 per liter; 91 octane $2.50 a gallon or $0.660 per liter; and diesel $2.13 a gallon or $ 0.563 per liter.

Currently, prices in Panama and Colón stations are at $2.71 a gallon for 95 octane or $0.716 per liter, while 91 octane gasoline is offered at $2.61 a gallon or $0.689 per liter. The diesel is sold at $2.22 a gallon ($0.586 per liter).

The new prices kick in at  6 am Friday

http://www.newsroompanama.com/news/panama/gas-prices-fall

It appears to be appropriate now, regretfully, to lock this topic.

10 minutes ago, Keith Woolford said:

Not seeing any announcement here, just the NewsLady's footer.

I'll fix it. Sometimes the originator's email client formats the HTML is non-compliant ways. That is all Penny has to work with. It is a problem that Penny did not create, nor is it her responsibility to fix.

Replies to this topic but from a different forum have now been merged (consolidated) into this topic in this forum. For additional information about this action, please see http://www.chiriqui.life/topic/2904-enhanced-aac-services-for-valle-escondido/

This topic as posted in the News Boquete repository forum has now been locked. Any further replies should be posted here in this forum.

This topic in this dedicated News Boquete repository forum has also been posted by another member in the Home Security forum. Here is the link to the same topic in the Home Security forum: http://www.chiriqui.life/topic/2900-enhanced-aac-hotline-services-for-valle-escondido/

To avoid what one member previously* called "bifurcation" of the replies to this topic, all replies in this forum have now been merged (consolidated) into the topic in the Home Security forum as referenced above. This topic in the News Boquete repository forum has now been locked. If you wish to reply to this topic, please do so in the Security forum using the hotlink provided above.

For the record, no member has done anything wrong or violated any of the CL rules. This situation is just a natural outcome from having an archival repository such as this forum.

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*This is the second time this situation has occurred. December 28, 2015 was the prior incident. It is interesting that this prior incident was also related to the AAC service organization. Here is the link to that topic from December 28, 2015: http://www.chiriqui.life/topic/968-alto-al-crimen-news-release/

The pet care resource listing shown above was updated today to Issue 1.8, with updated contact information for Laboratorio Clínico Biomedica in Boquete, and then their branches in David and Frontera were added to the list.

Thanks Bonnie. We have had some private comments of positive feedback as well.

Contact information for Clinica y Farmacia Veterinaria San José #2 was updated today. That affects three separate entries in the Dog Grooming, the Pet Supplies, and the Veterinarian categories.

3 hours ago, The Zapadora said:

Hey all, I am refurbishing a Toshiba laptop for my Ngobe worker. Problem...no hay un power cord. Anyone have a spare? Thanks.

Dianne H

ps -how do you reply to these posts??..I have not seen a button for that anywhere.

Dianne,

Please see:

Further, be advised that we are in the beta testing phase of additional functionality regarding classified ads here on CL. When we complete the testing, then there will be an announcement about the changes in how classified ads are handled on CL. We think it is moving in the right direction. Just hang in there a bit longer until we are ready to go public. Until then, the above referenced link provides the guidelines as to how classified ads work on CL as of this point in time.

I hate to rain on your parade, but August 1st is NOT a Sunday. August 1st is a Monday.

What now?