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The Evolution of Casco Viejo |
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The neighborhood we call home has experienced a century of extremes. Beginning in the early part of the 20th century, Casco Viejo was the home to some of Panama's most powerful and elite: it was a cultural, political, and social hub which, thanks to it's convenient location, also played host to the majority of trade in the Republic.
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Rebuttal to "Office Fridge" Article |
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I will take this rare opportunity to defend myself and my
eating habits.
Yes I tend to put various items in the fridge -
canned beans, cereal boxes, shoes, etc. - but I do this for practical reasons,
mainly Ants.
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The Office Fridge in Casco Viejo, Panama |
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In sharing an office apartment with him, I quickly realized
it was Keenan's belief that putting anything in a refrigerator will keep it
from growing old. The refrigerator is like a time stop for him, and once that
door closes and the little light goes off, all bets regarding the conventional
aging process are off.
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Memoirs of a Juicer in Casco Antiguo, Panama |
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Moments after I purchased my new juicer, I realized I had
been doing myself a serious disservice by living so long without one. It opened
up new doors and inspired new ideas not unlike the way some people regard a
spiritual advisor.
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A Rekindled Flame in Casco Viejo, Panama |
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It has been my long time belief that living near a historic
landmark or large commercial attraction for a prolonged period of time eventually
induces a sort of trivial relationship between you and said landmark/attraction.
The kind of thing that, when asked by visitors, you'll casually respond to as, "oh,
that?"
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