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  1. RSVP here: https://form.jotform.co/71934566636871 Visit us online here: https://allaboutboquete.com Register your business here: https://www.allaboutboquete.com/Directory/ListingEdit.aspx Post a classified ad here: https://www.allaboutboquete.com/Classified/ListingEdit.aspx Like us on facebook here: https://facebook.com/allaboutboquete Margie Brooke AllAboutBoquete.com Facebook.com/AllAboutBoquete 6607-4060 --
  2. Hotel Ladera (and its associated restaurant) There are two versions of Google Maps configuration data for Hotel Ladera. Either one shown here will work properly.
  3. This Wednesday July 19th at Big Daddy's Grill is a Rotary Club Fundraiser. All proceeds will go towards the Scholarship Fund to get local kids University Money!! Dinner Theme will be Mexican and we will have Live Music! $12 per plate!! For driving directions click here This email was sent to news.boquete@gmail.com why did I get this? unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences Chef Chris · Bajo Boquete · Boquete · Panama --
  4. This is the seventh in a series of audio podcasts by Chiriqui.Life. The subject of this podcast is Dan Porter of Twin Wolf Technology Group. He describes himself as a country boy who found his passions to be (a) computers, and (b) casino gaming and poker. Dan first came to Panama City in 2009 under a contract to bring American-style casino gaming (especially poker) to Panama. He arrived with his wife of 35 years for the multi-year contract. Upon completion of that contract, he found that he liked Panama so much that he decided to stay, but in the Chiriqui highlands. However, his wife did not share the same enthusiasm for Panama, leading to what is described as the world's most amicable divorce on record. Dan continues his two passions, and supports computer clients in various countries using remote technology. He then met and married his second wife, Clara, who is Colombiana. That marriage began a long series of issues with immigration status in Panama, with the result that Dan and Clara are relocating to Colombia. Dan goes into some detail about his experiences with immigration in both Panama and Colombia, as well as Panamanian culture. You may contact Dan about his computer support services at dan@twinwolf.net. Click Here to visit Dan's blog here on CL. To listen to Dan's 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 21m 53s duration. 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/6568-chiriquilife-podcast-07-an-interview-with-dan-porter-of-twin-wolf-technology/
  5. Both approaches will work. It is our experience (based on feedback) that users like to know what content is by the person doing the posting, and what content is being referred to or quoted. Kind of a different spin on full transparency. I did not go in after the fact to edit your posting about the soccer game. I did add the word 'soccer' in the title for more clarity.
  6. Bonnie, Now I think we are moving forward. It appears you are really wanting to know how to format a section of text as a "quotation", not make it into a hotlink. At the top of the text entry box is a line of "tools" to help format text. That line of tools is called the "toolbar". By "format", I refer to making text "bold", or "center justified" [left justified is the default], or to change font or font size, insert ordered and bullet lists, etc., etc. One of those tools is the "hotlink" tool that I thought from your original inquiry was what you were interested in. The hotlink tool is the icon that looks like a link in a chain and is normally the fourth tool from the left. To the immediate right of the hotlink tool is the "quoted text" tool. The icon for the quoted text is, surprisingly, a large quote character. When you want to use the quoted text formatting, there are two ways you can go at it. One is to type in (or paste in?) the text (which can contain images or documents, etc.), then select that content with your mouse, and then finally clicking on the quote tool. The other approach is to put the cursor where you want to type in some quoted text, click on the quote tool, and then type in the content inside of the quoted text box. I use the quote tool all the time when inputting news articles. I find that things work better if I type in (or paste in) the content first, then select it, then apply the quoted text tool. Note: I find it difficult (at times impossible) to apply some of the tool bar formatting tools when using a tablet or mobile device. The touch screen characteristics are sometimes working at odds with each other. Never had a problem with any of the toolbar tools when using a regular computer with a mouse. A little hint here: if you do not know what an icon in the toolbar does, simply hover your mouse over it. A tool tip will display telling you the purpose of that tool.
  7. This is the sixth in a series of audio podcasts by Chiriqui.Life. The subject of this podcast is Lloyd Cripe. He, along with his wife of almost 55 years Sandra, is a long term resident in the Palmira area of the Boquete District. Lloyd is better known as Boquete's Mr. Weatherman, which is a non-commercial community service that he provides. We learn that Lloyd is a retired Vietnam-era veteran, having served in the US Army as a helicopter pilot. We also learn that he is a doctor in clinical psychology. Lloyd has widely varying interests, including photography, astronomy, meteorology, bird photography, etc., all while operating a coffee finca. Lloyd obviously is not letting the dust collect under his shoes. To listen to Lloyd's 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 34m 12s duration. 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/6530-chiriquilife-podcast-06-an-interview-with-lloyd-cripe-boquetes-mr-weatherman/
  8. There are two fields needed to make a referenced link into a "hotlink". BOTH are needed. The dialog that opens when you click on the chain link looking icon has those two fields. The first (topmost) is the HTML code that actually gets executed. That means, as stated in Twin Wolf's posting here needs to have the fully qualified URL information. What that means is to include the "http://....." preface (or it might be "https://.....", etc.). The second field is the text that is to be displayed to the viewer. More often than not, people just put in the same fully qualified URL information that is in the first field. However, sometimes it is more productive or less confusing to put something that is more descriptive. For example, you may want to put "Click Here" for the text to be displayed, rather than lengthy and obtuse or confusing URLs. For example: http://www.chiriqui.life <===<< in the first field Chiriqui.Life <===<< in the second field ....would insert a hotlink that says "Chiriqui.Life" to the user, but would execute the URL "http://www.chiriqui.life". The same approach is used to put in email addresses as hotlinks. The exception is that the preface in the first field needs to be exactly "mailto:" (including the colon character), which is then followed by the email address. For example: mailto:support@chiriqui.life <====<< in the first field support@chiriqui.life <====<< in the second field ...will open up the users email client and start an email to <support@chiriqui.life>.
  9. Boquete's Parque Central (the actual name is Parque Domingo Médica). Note, either variant will work properly.
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    The start time has been corrected to reflect 5:30PM.
  11. Bethel Christian Church (also known as Evangelica Church Villa Betel)
  12. The Chiriqui.Life website currently has two (2) different categories of audio podcasts. One of those categories is called Chiriqui.Life Podcasts, which focus on SMEs (subject matter experts) or the "movers and shakers" of the Chiriqui highlands area. Chiriqui.Life Podcasts are produced by the owners/administrators of Chiriqui.Life, namely Marcelyn Jandreau and Bud Huber. Chiriqui.Life Podcasts typically will provide information about one of two different themes: One theme will feature subject matter experts (SMEs) and "movers and shakers" in various fields of endeavor, or owners/operators of entities that may be of interest to the members of this website. The other theme will be community service type subject matter, such as an audio recording of a presentation at the Tuesday Talks series that are hosted by the BCP, etc. The other category of audio podcasts is called Chiriqui.Life Stories, which focus on locals and expatriates who are living an extraordinary life and contributing to our special community. The audio podcasts in the Chiriqui.Life Stories are produced by Michael Schwartz. This topic provides an index of both categories of audio podcasts that have been published here on CL. Index of Chiriqui.Life Podcasts This is a listing in chronological order of the Chiriqui.Life Podcasts that have been published, including the name of the guest/subject and the date. Chiriqui.Life Podcasts are audio podcasts about SMEs (subject matter experts) and the "movers and shakers" in the Chiriqui highlands area. They are produced by Marcelyn Jandreau and Bud Huber, who are the owners/administrators of this Chiriqui.Life website. The below titles are "hotlinks", which means if you wish to listen to a particular podcast, then simply click on the item of interest. Chiriqui.Life Podcast #01 -- Rodny Direct, Emergency Helpline Service, April 21, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #02 -- BCP Tuesday Talks - Hatstone Lawyers, August 11, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #03 -- BCP's Premiere Performance - Olde Timey Radio Show, May 26, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #04 -- BCP Tuesday Talks - Healthcare Alliance Panama, and We Care Pharmacy, June 9, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #05 -- An Interview with Hank Landis, One of the US Wardens for the Boquete Area, July 5, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #06 -- An Interview with Lloyd Cripe, Boquete's Mr. Weatherman, July 9, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #07 -- An Interview with Dan Porter of Twin Wolf Technology, July 13, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #08 -- An Interview with Bonnie Williams, One of the US Wardens for the Boquete Area, July 21, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #09 -- BCP Tuesday Talks - Irma Smith of Keep It Simple Panama, and Rodny Moreno of Rodny Direct, July 28, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #10 -- An Interview with Dottie Atwater, The Driving Force Behind the Spay/Neuter Clinics in Volcán, August 3, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #11 -- An Interview with Kris Berg of Howling Success K9 Services, August 9, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #12 -- An Interview with Elba Landau, and Her Recollections of the Early History of Boquete, August 14, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #13 -- An Interview with the Management Of The PanaBandas Project, August 15, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #14 -- BCP Tuesday Talks - Betsy Barbeau Discussing VA Pension Benefits Called "Aid and Attendance", August 16, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #15 -- BCP's Second Olde Timey Radio Show, August 21, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #16 -- An Interview with Chris McCall of the Black Rock Art Ranch, August 22, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #17 -- An Interview With the Recently Elected Key BCP Management, September 10, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #18 -- BCP's Third Olde Timey Radio Show, January 27, 2018 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #19 -- Volcan Baru Presentation by Dr. Paul Myers, March 27, 2018 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #20 -- Impact of Immigration on the Future of Panama, the New Relationship with China, and Third World/First World Issues by Dr. Maria Ruiz, May 6, 2018 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #21 -- BCP's Fourth Olde Timey Radio Show, May 11, 2018 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #22 -- Fundación Pro-Integración (Handicap Foundation), October 30, 2020 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #23 -- Boquete Knitters & Quilters, November 24, 2020 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #24 -- Dr. Roderic Gottula Talks About The Medical Benefits of CBD, April 10, 2021 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #25 -- Allen Morrison, The First and Newly Appointed Boquete VSO, April 23, 2021 Chiriqui.Life Podcast #26 -- Mike Petersen Discussing the Mysteries of the Universe, April 27, 2021 Index of Chiriqui.Life Stories This is a listing in chronological order of the Chiriqui.Life Stores that have been published, including the name of the guest and the date. Chiriqui.Life Stories are audio podcasts that focus on locals and expatriates who are living an extraordinary life and contributing to our special community. They are produced by Michael Schwartz with postproduction services provided by Boquete Recording Studios. The below titles are "hotlinks", which means if you wish to listen to a particular podcast, then simply click on the item of interest. Chiriqui.Life Stories #01 -- Mort Rabkin, August 15, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Stories #02 -- David and Leiann Scee, August 22, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Stories #03 -- Elizabeth (Lucy) Farrell de Rios, August 27, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Stories #04 -- Harry Hunt, August 29, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Stories #05 -- Inga Collins, September 7, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Stories #06 -- Mike and Heidi Rehm, September 11, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Stories #07 -- Gabrielle and Patrick Reynolds, September 16, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Stories #08 -- David van Harn, October 27, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Stories #09 -- Susan Clare, December 12, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Stories #10 -- Nina Kieh and Baris Ger, December 25, 2016 Chiriqui.Life Stories #11 -- Dr. Bill McGraw, April 24, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Stories #12 -- Frank Stegmeier, June 25, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Stories #13 -- DeDe Wedekind, July 1, 2017 Chiriqui.Life Stories #14 -- Blaise Dismer, August 29, 2017
  13. This is the thirteenth in a series of audio podcasts by Michael Schwartz -- Chiriqui Life Stories. This podcast features DeDe Wedekind, a singer/song writer who, along with her husband Larry, lives part time in Texas and part time in Boquete because neither one of them has retired. She is a very accomplished musician, having produced four award winning albums, has received numerous awards, and is continuing to work on additional songs and albums. This podcast is about someone who found her life's work in her mid-adult years, and now enjoys her music with a passion. DeDe performs on a regular basis at several venues in the Boquete area. Here are some of the awards that DeDe has received: “Dream of You” - 2016 IMEA Album of the Year DeDe-Indie Music Channel's 2016 Best New Female Artist of the Year 2 IMEA Albums of the Year - 2014 SingerUniverse's Best Vocalist - 2014 To listen to DeDe's 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 35m 46s duration. Click Here to visit DeDe's website. Click Here to visit DeDe's Facebook page. Click Here to subscribe to DeDe's YouTube channel. Click Here to follow DeDe on Twitter. 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/6436-chiriquilife-stories-13-dede-wedekind/
  14. We are a bit puzzled also, Keith. CL management is of the opinion that the Animales organization would be more successful if they were to post their activities (not just the sterilization clinics) on the CL calendar, with over 1,300 sets of eyeballs seeing the events. There is a secondary benefit for the entire community in that other organizations planning activities can schedule their events so as not to conflict with the Animales activities. With more prompting, maybe they will come on-board and post their activities here on CL for all to be better informed.
  15. Alison, CL is ahead of the curve here. A forum dedicated to culture already exists. See: http://www.chiriqui.life/forum/19-culture-history-traditions/ P.S., please pardon my obvious plug for CL here.
  16. Allison, are you asking for help regarding CL? If so, about what? We have no idea who or what 'Chiriqui Noticias' is.
  17. Restaurante Mar de Grau Note: either version shown here will work properly.
  18. Apologies, Woody. No idea what happened, but it just seemed to disappear into the ether. I've uploaded it again onto the server. It should be working now.
  19. At the request of several CL members, this topic is being locked (closed).
  20. Dottie, I think I now see why you are having a problem. You were not referring to content being deleted from CL, but rather ion the BPWTR website. Sorry about my confusion. Go to the link that Bonnie referenced. Then scroll to the bottom left where you will see two digits indicating pages 1 and 2 of that topic. The posting you seek is on page 2, and is the 8th of 8 postings, and written by Mark Hurt on August 10, 2014.
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