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I am now officially a coffee snob. Took a tour around a beautiful coffee farm in the shady green hills of Boquete, i think one of the top retirement destinations.
Rothbury Day 4: Tuckered out but still rocking
With the heat rising and some folks just now crawling out from under Day 3 of Rothbury, here are some observations as I made my way around the Double JJ Ranch on Sunday: With all the collapsed, passed-out festival-goers strewn through the shade-friendly Sherwood Forest, one wonders how many bodies will be left behind there after they clean up the ...
Future looks bright for Panama
There is no mistaking where we are, soaring above the Central American isthmus and over the Bridge of the Americas an ironwork structure that from the air looks as if it is a giant's clasp fastening North and South America together either side of the Panama Canal.
10 Things To Do This Weekend For Under $10
If you're planning an all American staycation this weekend, there's still plenty to do in the American spirit of staying thrifty.
Pro-business president takes office in Panama
Businessman Ricardo Martinelli was sworn in as Panama's new president on Wednesday, promising to start the biggest job-creation push ever in the country.
Sonic Reducer: Isthmus insanity
SONIC REDUCER Roberto Gyemant, a.k.a. DJ Beto, doesn't need to tell you how extra-zesty Panamanian music is: all he has to do is play "Juck Juck Pt.
On This Day in History: June 29 A Brooklyn Connection to the Panama Canal
George Washington Goethals was born to Flemish immigrants in Brooklyn on June 29, 1858.
The Search for Signs of Hawaiian Life
Eddie Peltier Garcia and his cousin, Rayden Hoopai, passed through the town of Changuinola, Bocas de Toro, Panama, on the way to Panama City after spending time in Costa Rica.
Panama's Ngobe Indians Win Temporary Halt to Dam Construction
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has ordered the government of Panama to suspend all work on a hydroelectric dam that threatens the homeland of the Ngobe Indians of western Panama.
AF Academy Cadets Rescue 3 From Likely Drowning In Panama
One of the cool new offerings spied a few weeks ago at the AEA 2009 Convention were a pair of new Transponders being repped by Southeast Aerospace.
Panama's Ngobe Indians Win Major Victory at Inter-American Commission
After two years of brutal government repression and destruction of their homeland, the Ngobe Indians of western Panama won a major victory yesterday as the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights called on Panama to suspend all work on a hydroelectric dam that threatens the Ngobe homeland.
AFA Cadets Save Three From Drowning
Four Academy cadets saved three Panamanians from drowning June 7, while on a foreign immersion trip to Central America.
Drug Rehab In Panama!? TLRPA Drug Rehab Is Here
1 on 1 services make TLRPA drug rehab program the #1 choice for most! For family and friends looking on as an addict slowly kills themselves or another innocent person; frustration, fear and anger permeate the bystander.
Panama Drug Treatment Center Gets AA+ For Treatment Services.
Visit www.thelastresortpa.com or call 1-866-501-3366 The Last Resort Panama is a drug treatment center located in David that provides residential services in a resort-like setting.
Bocas Del Toro, Panama - Tips to Maximize Your Vacation
Tips for maximizing your visit to Bocas del Toro, a group of islands on Panama's Carribean coast.
Taiwan to shut down five overseas offices ' " - *
The government will close down five underutilized overseas offices in the coming months, in an effort to put the country's diplomatic resources to better use, Minister of Foreign Affairs Francisco H.L. Ou said Saturday.
Panamian culture is facing the danger of nine native languages disappearing, because only a few people use them to communicate.
Eielson Air Force Base Arctiz Sentry
Airmen aboard hospital ship, providing humanitarian help
The hospital ship USNS Comfort transits the Panama Canal at the Miraflores locks.
Dorchester Reporter, Dorchester MA
Panama - " Coming to a Flat Black near you
Americans consume some 400 million cups of coffee every day, and though we are no Seattle, Bostonians are serious about their joe.
Panama, Jun 3 The government transition process for the change of administration by president-elect Ricardo Martinelli in Panama, to take place on July 1st, is spreading to the provinces, with the appointment of the future governors.