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Do you take this anticoagulent prescription medicine? The Handicap Foundation has had a donation of 46 capsules in unopened containers donated to us. The expiration date is November 20, 2019. There is at least $120 worth of medicine which we will sell for $50. Disgren belongs to a group of drugs called platelet antiaggregants, which act avoiding the formation of clots (thrombi) that can clog blood vessels. This medication is indicated in adults to reduce the risk of reappearance of a heart attack. myocardium, stable or unstable angina or cerebral infarction in patients who have suffered previously one of these processes. It is also indicated in patients who have undergone a coronary "by-pass" operation. All proceeds go to the Handicap Foundation. To purchase email pjbarrett@aol.com.

We've reduced the price to $50. It is not the model that is backi-lit (which would be priced about twice as much) so no reading in the dark.

We've reduced the price to $25. A great deal. Email pjbarrett@aol.com

· 12 amp, bagless, upright vacuum plus detachable canister vacuum with shoulder strap · Wide cleaning path; 7 height adjustments; HEPA filter; filter-change indicator · Rotating-brush power switch; telescoping wand and stretch hose for hard-to-reach areas · Stair-cleaning tool, bare-floor tool, crevice tool, and upholstery tool/dusting brush included · Measures 15-1/2 by 14-3/4 by 44 inches Checked out and guaranteed by the Handicap Foundation. For sale for $100. Email pjbarrett@aol.com

I thought "reuse" was one of the 3 tenants of recycling --reduce, reuse, and recycle.

I also saw that and wondered where it is? I haven't seen this place in my many travels around the area. Also don't recognize the photo. They say $140/night is half price. Wonder how much business they get for $280/night.

It's sold out but I have a ticket for sale. Email me at pjbarrett@aol.com if you want it for $7 You can pick it up at the performance this Saturday.

The panoramic 22" V Series display comes encased in an elegant black bezel matched with a sturdy black stand to form a functional yet stylish design. In addition, smartly positioned controls allow easy maintenance and intuitive use. The V Series 22" LCD is designed for High-Definition with a stunning 1680 x 1050 resolution. Budget-friendly as well, this affordable 22" LCD offers advanced display technologies at a tremendous value. Sells new on Amazon.com between $131.68 and $146.68 plus shipping. The Handicap Foundation has tested this monitor and will guarantee it for 30 days. It's in like-new condition and we're selling it for $60 with no shipping costs. Email pjbarrett@aol.com to purchase.

■ Panel 17-Inch TFT color LCD 　■ Pixel pitch 0.264 mm x 0.264 　■ speed 16 ms 　■ Contrast ratio 450: 1 ■ maximum brightness 250 cd / m 2 　■視野角 Vertical 120 °, 140 ° horizontal 　■映像入力 15-Pin mini D-sub×1 　■ maximum resolution SXGA (1,280 x 1,024) 　■ Size 378 x 141 x 403 mm (fixed gear, including high peak) (width x deep x high) 　■ weight Approx. 9.2 kg (body) This monitor is in like-new condition. The Handicap Foundation has tested it and will guarantee it for 30 days. Now reduced to $45 and no shipping costs. Email pjbarrett@aol.com

I'm trying to figure out if I have a unique problem or if it's system wide. For 3 days now half of the Cableonda TV stations have been "temporarily off the air" and the other half have been so pixilated as to be unwatchable. Anybody else having this problem or should I call and complain to Cableonda?

This is a custom built desktop computer. It has an Elite Group (ECS) G32T-M7 motherboard and Intel Pentium E5200 2.50 GHz Dual Core processor. Loaded with Windows 7 Ultimate (English or Español) It has a large, 500 GB Hard Drive, 4 GB RAM, 4 USB ports . Refurbished, tested and guaranteed by the Handicap Foundation. Email pjbarrett@aol.com to purchase.

This very nice efficiency apartment is available May 15. Only $480/month (includes everything)

Model 1708FP Brand Dell Diagonal Screen Size 17" Fullscreen Max Resolution 1280 x 1024 (5:4/Square Aspect Ratio) Color Support 16.7 Million Colors Image Brightness 300 cd/m2 Image Contrast Ratio 800:1 Response Time 5 ms Viewing Angle Horizontal Viewing Angle: 160 Vertical Viewing Angle: 160 Inputs VGA, DVI VESA Compatible (wall mount) Yes, 100 x 100 mm Stand Adjustments Tilt, Height, Swivel, Portrait/Landscape Rotation Offered refurbished on Amazon for $69.99 plus shipping The Handicap Foundation will sell this one for $50. Guaranteed for 30 days. Email pjbarrett@aol.com to buy

Princess Angela of Liechtenstein From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Princess Angela Born Angela Gisela Brown 3 February 1958 (age 60) Bocas del Toro, Panama Spouse Prince Maximilian of Liechtenstein (m. 2000) Issue Prince Alfons Father Javier Francisco Brown Mother Silvia Maritza Burke Religion Roman Catholic Princely family of Liechtenstein HSH The Prince HSH The Princess HSH The Hereditary Prince HRH The Hereditary Princess HSH Prince Joseph Wenzel HSH Princess Marie-Caroline HSH Prince Georg HSH Prince Nikolaus HSH Prince Maximilian HSH Princess Angela HSH Prince Alfons HSH Prince Constantin HSH Princess Marie HSH Prince Moritz HSH Princess Georgina HSH Prince Benedikt HSH Princess Tatjana Extended princely family[show] v t e Styles of Princess Angela of Liechtenstein Reference style Her Serene Highness Spoken style Your Serene Highness Alternative style Ma'am Princess Angela of Liechtenstein (née Angela Gisela Brown; 3 February 1958) is the wife of Prince Maximilian of Liechtenstein.[1] She is the first person of known African descent to marry into a reigning European dynasty,[2] the marriage having been authorized by the monarch. Together, they have a biracial son, Prince Alfons (b. London, 18 May 2001), who is in the line of succession to the Liechtensteiner throne.[2] Contents 1 Early life and education 2 Personal life 2.1 Marriage 3 See also 4 References and notes 5 External links Early life and education Princess Angela was born in Bocas del Toro, Panama, as Angela Gisela Brown, the daughter of Javier Francisco Brown and Silvia Maritza Burke.[1] After finishing high school in New York, Angela studied fashion at Parsons School of Design, where she graduated and received the Oscar de la Renta award . She was a stylist for three years and had her own brand, named "A. Brown", having set up a company with partners in Hong Kong. The princess worked for Adrienne Vittadini until September 1999. Personal life Marriage In 1999 the Principality of Liechtenstein's Information Bureau announced the forthcoming nuptials of the second son of the reigning prince, Hans Adam II, Prince Maximilian, to Angela Gisela Brown.[3] On 29 January 2000, at 11:00 am, she married Prince Maximilian at the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer in New York City.[1] The marriage was groundbreaking, bringing a person of Afro-Panamanian ancestry into one of the few still reigning families in Europe by a marriage which obtained the prior consent and full support of the groom's sovereign and father, who also attended the wedding.[2][3] While some members of the dynasty were said to be shocked and to consider the interracial marriage "the end of an era", others were said to have expressed support.[3] Since her marriage, Princess Angela participates, sometimes with her son, in ceremonial events in the Principality.[3] Prince Maximilian and Princess Angela have one child:

This is a huge book (695 large pages) with every Doonesbury cartoon ever printed -- many in color. . Created by the team that brought you The Complete Far Side and The Complete Calvin and Hobbes, this massive-yet-elegant celebratory anthology marks Doonesbury's 40th anniversary by examining in depth the characters that have given the strip such vitality. On October 26, 1970, college jock B.D. met his inept and geeky roommate, Mike. Fourteen thousand strips later, the world of Doonesbury has grown uniquely vast, sustained by an intricately woven web of relationships--over 40 major characters spanning three generations. This book opens with an in-depth essay in which G. B. Trudeau surveys his sprawling creation as only he could. The volume's 1,800 beautifully displayed strips chronicle the key adventures and path crossings of the ever-evolving cast, from ur-characters such as Zonker, Joanie, Duke, and Honey, to relative newcomers such as Zipper, Alex, and Toggle. Dropped in throughout are 18 detailed essays in which Trudeau contemplates individual characters and groups of characters. The book's literal centerpiece is a four-page foldout that maps in annotated detail the mind-boggling matrix of relationships. A feast of storytelling and a clarifying overview, 40: A Doonesbury Retrospective offers a unique way to experience one of the greatest comic strips ever. The book is in new condition. What a great gift this would make for someone. This book sells used on Amazon for $45.99 and for $76.97 at Barnes & Noble. The Handicap Foundation will sell this perfect coffee table book for $35. Email pjbarrett@aol.com to purchase..

Now reduced to $25. Email pjbarrett@aol.com

Also included are the bi-monthly flea markets and a rental 5th Wheel RV Two long-time dedicated employees, two permanent sub-tenants. Located in the fastest growing area between David and Boquete -- right on the 4 lane highway.

Amazon Kindle 7th Generation Model WP63GW 4 GB Wi-fi Black Touch Display The donor replaced this Kindle with a newer model before it was every registered with Amazon. Here we have a Amazon kindle 7th generation (wp63gw). This tablet is in mint condition it comes with a box and a charger. It is not the model that is back-lit (hence the cheap price) Easy on your eyes--touchscreen display that reads like real paper No screen glare, even in bright sunlight Single battery charge lasts weeks Lighter than a paperback, holds thousands of books. Tested and guaranteed by the Handicap Foundation. Sells on Amazon for $99.99 plus shipping. Our price is $50 and no shipping costs. Email pjbarrett@aol.com to purchase.

Some old-timers will remember Giovy from her book store in Plaza Los Establos. She is a true entrepreneur. And so is her husband.

Anybody who puts personal information anywhere on the internet and believes it will remain private is an idiot.

Boquete is a desirable area in which to live and prices increase as a direct result. However, my observation (15 years worth) are that most middle class Panamanians can own their own home. I worked six days at the David Fair in the business expo area and at least 2/3 of the booths were for residential developments. These houses are priced in the 40k - 120k range and financing is easily available. Payments are made bi-monthly and are affordable. Also, it is my understanding that the Panamanian government subsidizes the first 10 years of a mortgage for citizens. I would be willing to wager that Panama has the highest per capita of home ownership of any Central American country.

Three Radio Shack advanced 3-station/3 Channel FM wireless Intercoms. When this model (43-3105) was new, the price for 1 unit was around $60. -- 3 channels -- Up to 300' range Set of 3 for sale used on Ebay for $59.99 plus shipping. Our set of 3 has been thoroughly tested by the Handicap Foundation and is for sale for $50 with no shipping charges. Guaranteed for 30 days. Email pjbarrett@aol.com to purchase.

Even though we kind of compete against the Panama Post office by using volunteer "mules" to take the mail to the U.S. every week, I love the Post Office here. The ladies who work there have been there forever and have dealt with enough foreigners that they've picked up a smattering of English. They will patiently look through a stack of mail trying to find a letter you think should have arrived. And, I often use them to mail in my 5 times a year correspondence with the U.S. Treasury (i.e., IRS). Since all 5 of these occasions involve a check that I'm not in a hurry to clear, the service suits me just fine as they stamp the postal date on the envelope while you're standing there and that means you mailed your check on time. Most foreign locals don't know that you can send a "con certificado" letter to the U.S. for $1 at the local post office. That, theoretically, means you can track the letter. Having said all that, there is one postal regulation that I find infuriating and nonsensical and that is no tape on your packages. I can't fathom a rationale for this one. They want you to use glue to keep your package wrapped. Why on earth would this be?