Covid-19 Steroid Study; permanent session to veto a moratorium; ICU.

Tuesday, June 16, 2020

Bob called early in the morning asking for help.  

“Brett, I need one of two things.  Either, I need you to find someone for me and help me to get him locked up for extorsion, or I need a big loan.”, he whispered.  

“Why the heck are you whispering?  A loan?  Seriously, what happened?”, I asked.  

Bob started mumbling, stuttering and kept on whispering until he finally came out with it.  

“I got caught masturbating to porn on my computer by a hacker!”, he blurted out.  

“I see.”, I responded with certain Columbo undertones.

 I already knew what he was talking about as many clients had already been targeted with the same basic pitch.  What I didn’t know was how long I should keep pulling the leg of my buddy Bob.  

“Sounds like a real complicated case, Bob.  How much are they asking for?”, I silently snickered.  

“One million in Bit Coin!  I don’t even deal in BitCoin”, he complained.  

“What kind of porn are you into, Bob?”, me still holding back a good laugh.  

“Brett, that’s a very personal question!”, he huffed.  

“Yeah, we’re already past ‘personal’ Bob; you’ve already told me WAY more than I needed to know.  Besides, nobody hacked your computer.”, I assured him.  

Bob refuted and told me that the proof was in how “detailed” the email was.  But, I already had the backstory to this scam and now you’ll have it too.

In 2017, a major social media platform was hacked.  It doesn’t matter which one, but it was a large one and millions of User Name/Password combinations were obtained in this hack.  This was one of those social media platforms that everyone was using in 2017.  The hackers uploaded all of this information to the Dark Web.  For those who don’t know, the Dark Web is a part of the World Wide Web (WWW) that is only accessible by means of special software, allowing users and website operators to remain anonymous and most usually untraceable.  Once that information is on the Dark Web, other users can get their hands on it to use it for their own scams and whatnot.

I got the same type of email that Bob did countless amount of times between 2017 and 2019, then they went silent for 6 months until just this last weekend.  The scam that they were using before is a thing of genius.  Not everyone watches this type of adult entertainment, but even if you don’t, getting an email like this can be unnerving and concerning.  The email looks so personalized that you start believing that maybe someone else used your computer.  That’s when you cast an unsettling glance at your significant other or if you’re single, your cat looks at you with much consternation and alarm.

But what these people are doing is to play on your fear of a damaged reputation.  All they have really is an email and a password.  They may not even know what the user name or password came from as this was just data obtained from a random Dark Web info dump.  They wrote to millions of people around the world in several different languages, although primarily in English, without knowing if the email was still being reviewed.  They mention the password because the majority of us idiots in the world are too lazy to use more than one password.  In our defense, yes, I’m including myself, we have to come up with hundreds of different passwords AND memorize all of them too?  That’s just not possible.  I used to use “kimjo123” as a password for everything.  Yeah, I know right, TOTALLY unhackable.  Well, I never claimed to be a genius.  But what I did do, was to change that password to other genius combinations every 3 months to ones like “brettm123” or “bmikke123”… absolute genius in its purest form, right?

Here’s the extract of the emails I’ve received where they “hacked” my computer and saw me being naughty.  Oh the horror:

The following email isn’t as involved.  As a matter of fact, I’d say they’re being lazy.  But at the same time, I’m sure that after two years of the same “I caught you being naught on your computer” messages, they needed to shake things up a bit; make some changes.  I’m glad they’re nice enough to allow me to save my ass…

What’s the best way to handle these types of emails?

  1. Never respond to the email.  Ignore it.  If you respond, all you’re doing is confirming to the scammer that the email is valid and with that knowledge, they’ll keep at you in a more personalized way.
  2. Change your password every 3 months.  Do not use an easy password like “kimjo123”; that’s just stupid.

How do I manage hundreds of passwords without repeating the same ones over and over?  How can I create a stronger password without it being one of those ridiculous ($#”%67yTRun&31)= ones that are automatically generated?  Apart from writing them down in a little black book, there’s a system that is used by many that helps you to have a solid password, but where each is different, but possible to memorize through a special personalized code.

Let’s say you love dogs, cars and Marvel movies.

Your passwords will have elements of these three items, with integrated numbers and symbols, but end in a subject-specific code for the platform you’re securing.  Example:

In the month of January, your passwords will all start with “BeagleChevy0912CptAmer”

Then for each social media platform, email, or membership you need a password for, you just add something to the end of this password base.  Examples:

  • AMAZON = BeagleChevy0912CptAmerAM$
  • FACEBOOK = BeagleChevy0912CptAmerFB!
  • TWITTER = BeagleChevy0912CptAmerTrump?

Etc…

Each month or at least every three months, you use this system, changing basic information so you don’t completely juggle up your passwords.  Same examples for 3 months later in April:

  • AMAZON = PoodleToyota8954BWiddowAM$
  • FACEBOOK = PoodleToyota8954BWiddowFB!
  • TWITTER = PoodleToyota8954BWiddowTrump?

Also, when someone writes you and says, “I hacked you, one of your passwords is PoodleToyota8954BWiddowFB!,right?”, you know exactly which platform was compromised and from what time frame.

TOP NEWS and TIDBITS

Yoli’s Summary

Of the many things we miss from life prior to the arrival of the coronavirus, hugging is perhaps the one that tops the list.

We don’t just miss hugs – we need them. Physical affection reduces stress by calming our sympathetic nervous system, which during times of worry releases harmful stress hormones into our bodies. In a series of studies, just holding hands with a loved one reduced the distress produced by an electric shock.

“Humans have brain pathways that are specifically dedicated to detecting affective contact,” says Johannes Eichstaedt, a social computing scientist and professor of psychology at Stanford University.

“Affective contact is the way in which our biological systems communicate with each other that we are safe, that we are loved, and that we are not alone.”

To learn about the safest way to hug during a viral outbreak, I asked Virginia Tech aerosol scientist Linsey Marr and one of the world’s leading experts on airborne diseases about the risk of viral exposure during a hug. Based on mathematical models from a Hong Kong study showing how respiratory viruses travel during close contact, Marr calculated that the risk of exposure during a brief hug can be surprisingly low, even if you hugged someone you didn’t know was infected, and coughed.

This is why. We don’t know the exact dose the new coronavirus requires to make you sick, but estimates range from 200 to 1,000 copies of the virus. An average cough can carry 5,000 to 10,000 viruses, but most splashes land on the ground or on nearby surfaces. When people are in close contact, typically only about two percent of the liquid in the cough — or about 100 to 200 viruses — would be inhaled by or splashed on a nearby person. But only one percent of those stray particles – just one or two viruses – will actually be infectious.

“We don’t know how many infectious viruses it takes to make you sick, probably more than one,” said Marr. “If you don’t talk or cough while you hug, the risk should be very low.”

There is tremendous variability in how many viruses a person fires, so the safest thing to do is avoid hugging. But if you need one, take precautions. Wear a mask. Hug outdoors. Try to avoid touching the other person’s body or clothing with your face and mask. Don’t hug someone who is coughing or has other symptoms.

“There is a real challenge right now for older people who worry about not being able to touch or connect with their family for the rest of their days,” said Marcus. “Keeping hugs brief is particularly important because the risk of transmission increases with longer contact.”

Here are the yes’s and the no’s of hugging, according to Marr rabbits and other experts.

DO NOT EMBRACE face to face.

“This position is more risky because the faces are so close together,” says Marr. “When the shorter person looks up, their exhaled breath, due to its heat and buoyancy, travels to the taller person’s breathing zone. If the taller person is looking down, there is an opportunity for the exhaled and inhaled breaths to mix. ”

DO NOT hug with your cheeks together, facing the same direction.

This position, with both facing the same direction, is also high risk because each person’s exhaled breath is in the other’s breathing zone.

YES: HUG looking in opposite directions

For a secure, full-length hug, rotate their faces in opposite directions, preventing particles exhaled by the other from breathing directly. Wear a mask.

YES: ALLOW children to hug you around the knees or waist

Hugging at knee or waist height reduces the risk of direct exposure and aerosols, because faces are widely spaced. There is a possibility that the child’s face and mask may contaminate the adult’s clothing. So you can consider changing clothes, and washing your hands after a visit that includes hugs. The adult should look away to avoid breathing on the child.

STEROID REDUCES MORTALITY OF SERIOUS CORONAVIRUS PATIENTS, ACCORDING TO PROMISING STUDY

Dexamethasone, an inexpensive and accessible steroid, is the first drug under study to significantly reduce mortality among severely covid-19 patients, according to the first results of a large clinical trial published Tuesday.

“Dexamethasone is the first drug we have seen that improves survival in the case of covid-19,” said those responsible for the British Recovery trial.

It is a steroid often prescribed to treat allergic reactions, asthma, and rheumatoid arthritis due to its powerful anti-inflammatory effect.

Following the announcement, the UK government indicated that it will immediately start supplying this steroid to patients with covid-19.

“The benefit in terms of survival is important among patients who need oxygen. For them, dexamethasone should become the basic treatment from now on, ” said one of the people in charge of Recovery, Dr. Peter Horby, from the University of Oxford.

“Dexamethasone is cheap, it is already on the market and can be used immediately to save lives around the world,” he said.

In a video posted on his Twitter account, British Health Minister Matt Hancock explained that the United Kingdom has had 200,000 treatments ready for use since March.

Researchers led by a team from the University of Oxford administered dexamethasone to more than 2,000 critically ill patients.

According to preliminary results, among those who could only breathe with the help of a respirator, dexamethasone reduced deaths by 35%, while mortality fell by a fifth among those who received oxygen through a mask.

These figures are promising because, in general, 40% of patients under artificial respiration die.

“This treatment could prevent one death for every 8 patients under artificial respiration,” the study authors said in a statement.

Instead, the trial showed that this drug has no benefit among patients who do not need respiratory support.

“It is a breakthrough in finding new ways to treat covid-19 sufferers,” said Dr. Stephen Powis, medical director of the NHS, the British health service, in a statement.

Until now, a drug from another family, the antiviral remdesivir had shown some effectiveness in accelerating the recovery of hospitalized patients due to COVID-19.

But this drug was not effective in preventing deaths, according to the study presented in late April by US authorities.

In early June, the same Recovery trial concluded that hydroxychloroquine, in which many countries have high hopes, has no beneficial effect against COVID-19.

This finding led Monday to US health authorities to withdraw the emergency authorization for the use of hydroxychloroquine against COVID-19, as well as that of another related drug, chloroquine, defended for a time by President Donald Trump.

The Paris hospital group AP-HP had claimed in late April that another drug, tocilizumab, “significantly” reduced the risk of dying or going into resuscitation. But these claims have not yet been proven by any study.

In the Recovery trial, 2,104 patients received dexamethasone orally or intravenously for 10 days, with a daily dose of 6 mg. They compared this group with 4,321 patients who did not follow this treatment.

These results have not yet been published as a detailed study, but are the subject of a Recovery statement.

In total, more than 11,500 patients from 175 British hospitals participate in this trial, which evaluates various potential treatments.

Original article

FIRST PATIENT OF COVID-19 RECOVERED AFTER USE OF CONVALING PLASMA TREATMENT

Last weekend, Dr. Nelson Novarro was discharged after being affected by COVID-19 for two weeks. Dr. Novarro is the first patient in Panama to receive convalescent plasma as an additional treatment against COVID-19, after Dr. Julio Sandoval determined its use, since it did not respond to other treatments.

Upon leaving the hospital where he was being held, Novarrostressed that after having overcome the disease, the next step is to become a convalescent plasma donor.

Convalescent plasma is a procedure that has been tried during other pandemics and its compound is found in the blood and the way to obtain it is through the donation of people who have recovered from the virus.

The Ministry of Health (Minsa), calls on the 10,000 recovered from COVID-19, after having completed two weeks of recovery, the tests are carried out to determine if they are potential convalescent plasma donors, since this decision could change life to an affected person.

Faced with the increase in cases of the virus, the doctors, nurses and all the auxiliary equipment that accompanies them fight tirelessly and fulfill the role for which they were called, “saving lives”, therefore the importance of frequent handwashing and the use of the mask when leaving home.

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ICU OF THE CAPITAL CITY, AT ITS LIMITS IN THE PANDEMIC

A greater number of cases of Covid-19 disease in the country has brought with it an increase in hospitalizations, the admission of more patients in intensive care units (ICU) and, for health authorities, the challenge of guaranteeing the availability of beds and care.

Reports from the Ministry of Health (Minsa) from the last two weeks (June 1-14) show an increase in the number of hospitalizations in the ward and ICU. On Sunday, June 14, there were 522 patients hospitalized by Covid-19, of whom 420 were in the ward and 102 in the ICU.

The number of patients admitted to the ICU (102) is the highest reported in the last two months. Before that date, the highest was recorded on April 15: 106; while in hospital wards there were 230 people, that is, 336 in total.

During the conference “The Situation of Covid-19 in Panama” –organized by the Association of Medical Students of the University of Panama–, Julio Sandoval, national coordinator of Intensive Care Units and member of the Advisory Committee for Coronavirus of Minsa, He stated that across the country there are 39% (179) beds available in the ICU and in semi-intensive care units, out of a total of 458 that exist between the Minsa and the Social Security Fund (CSS) hospitals.

Sandoval clarified that this percentage corresponds to the national total, because in the metropolitan area the situation is different, since the ICU beds of the main hospitals are more than 90% of their capacity, and that even the areas enabled in private hospitals for patients with Covid-19 they are at their maximum capacity.

The hospital centers that work at the occupancy limit are: the Santo Tomás Hospital, the Dr. Arnulfo Arias Madrid Hospital Complex, the San Miguel Arcángel Integrated Hospital (San Miguelito district) and the Irma de Lourdes Tzanetatos (eastern Panama), due to that the highest number of cases is reported in the province of Panama.

Sandoval specified that there are 4,989 hospital beds in the country, of which 40% (2,118) are available; and 612 fans, of which 65% (398) is available.

The intensivist recalled that in mid-April they had 100 patients in intensive care, and between 250 and 300 in wards, and that once the necessary measures were taken among the population, the avalanche was controlled.

Patients between 20 and 60 years of age represent 56.2% of those hospitalized and, of that percentage, 26% die, so this population group, Sandoval remarked, cannot be considered immune or not vulnerable to the virus.

Hospital Capacity until June 10, 2020.
Hospital Capacity until June 10, 2020.

The doctor stressed that case fatality in Panama remains at 2.1% thanks to the work of doctors, nurses, technicians, among other health professionals who are facing the pandemic.

Adjustment in CSS

Given the challenging scenario expected for June 30, if the transmission of Covid-19 does not stop – from 1,337 new hospitalizations in the ward and 334 in the ICU – the CSS authorities are enabling more beds in the Hospital Complex Dr Arnulfo Arias Madrid.

Enrique Lau Cortés, director of the CSS, stated that they are adapting another room to receive patients with Covid-19.

He specified that in a coordination meeting with the directors of the Complex it was agreed that in the room where neurosurgery operated, adjustments will be made to have 30 new intensive care beds.

“This means that we have to equip the room with 30 monitors and acquire fixed-type fans,” said the director of the CSS. “We are making engineering adaptations to have this room ready for any eventuality,” he added.

The hospitalization capacity in the Complex for June 14 was 20 beds and 10 fans, since 87% of the population is treated there.

An hospitalized patient with Covid-19 takes an average of 10 days in the ward and 20 days in the ICU.

Rosario Turner, Minister of Health, acknowledged that “we are at the limit of available beds”, however, she said that the purchase of more beds and ventilators for the intensive care sections does not directly affect the decrease in the number of cases.

She appealed to the population to make correct use of the masks, to practice physical distancing and frequent hand hygiene.

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ANTIGEN TESTS ARE BEING APPLIED IN AREAS WITH MORE COVID-19 CASES

If the rapid test result is negative, the person is tested for PCR so that false negatives can be ruled out.
A staff member of the health authorities of the southern federal state of Baden-Wuerttemberg demonstrates on a negative sample the test for the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, in a laboratory in Stuttgart, southern Germany, on March 2, 2020. – The death toll from the new coronavirus epidemic surpassed 3,000 on Monday, March 2, 2020, as more people died in China, Iran and the US and Europe raised its state of alert. EU president Ursula von der Leyen said the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) had increased its risk assessment for Europeans after Italy’s outbreak doubled in 48 hours. (Photo by THOMAS KIENZLE / AFP)

The director of the Gorgas Commemorative Institute, Juan Miguel Pascale, explained why the increase in daily tests of COVID-19 in Panama is due.

He indicated that all people with symptoms that can be captured and their contacts, with or without symptoms, are being tested; in addition to the acquisition of some 15 thousand antigens, which are rapid tests.

Pascale explains why the increase in COVID-19 cases is due. Atenógenes Rodríguez

When doing these tests, “a normal swab is done, it is put into a substance and the virus is inactive but its proteins remain, it is placed in a plastic … and in 20 min we realize the result,” Pascale explained.

If the rapid test result is negative, the person is tested for PCR so that false negatives can be ruled out.

He added that these tests, which are already being reported in the daily case report, and it is hoped in the future that PCR or rapid tests may be divided in the Minsa report, are done in places where more cases are registered, such as Panama West. and San Miguelito.

He explained that in the last days the percentage of positives versus the number of tests carried out is between 25% and 30%, with a view to reducing it to 10%.

According to Pascale, antigen testing is not yet in the private sector, since they have just arrived in the country.

Regarding the mutation of the virus, he explained that as the virus replicates in the body, as it is a virus that does not have the ability to edit its genetic alphabet, they make mistakes that remain as marks and allow one to say in what place it originated, whether in Panama, Italy, or China.

“Eventually they are acquiring changes that make them unique to each place … the one here is called A2PAN,” Pascale concluded.

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APPROVED TO EXTEND MORATORIUM AGREEMENT FOR PAYMENT OF TAXES BY BUSINESSES AND TRADERS

The Municipal Council approved this Tuesday, June 16, the agreement to extend the moratorium on the payment of all taxes that merchants and businessmen make to the Municipality of Panama.

It emerged that 24 councilors voted in favor of the extension of this moratorium until July 31. Earlier, the mayor of Panama, José Luis Fábrega said that the measure will be analyzed month by month, as the country’s economic situation evolves, especially the citizens residing in the Panama district.

Recently, the Mayor of Panama, also announced that they would present to the councilmen, an agreement to extend the term to the taxpayers whose plates had expired during the months of March, April and May, also until July 31.

This, after receiving criticism, that, from July 1, the entity would begin to charge fines of $ 50, as well as circulation taxes for expired license plates.

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PRESIDENT AUTHORIZES TRANSFER OF MORE THAN 13 MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE DIGITAL VOUCHER

The President of the Republic, Laurentino Cortizo, announced on Tuesday that the transfer of more than 13 million dollars in digital voucher was authorized for about 165 thousand people who are affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

In his Twitter account, Cortizo specified that the total amount amounts to 13 million 420 thousand 880 dollars and is destined for 167 thousand 761 people, who will be able to cash the digital voucher – worth 80 dollars – in stores in the country through the personal identity card.

“This includes a new transaction that reaches 12,650 new suspended contracts”, registered with the Ministry of Labor and “463 people dedicated to tourist activities.”

The president in the social network announced that these funds include a recharge for 5,267 residents of Cerro Silvestre (Arraiján) and for 18,525 Panamanians with suspended contracts.

Likewise, a recharge is made for 130,856 residents of the townships of Alcalde Díaz, Caimitillo, Chilibre, Ernesto Córdoba, Las Cumbres, December 24, Las Garzas, Las Mañanitas, San Martín, Pedregal, Pacora and Tocumen.

Last Thursday, June 11, Cortizo announced that the amount of the digital voucher will be $ 100, but this will be effective from July 1.

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NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DECLARES IN PERMANENT SESSION TO DISCUSS VETO ON MORATORIUM

Plenary of the National Assembly declared itself in permanent session to discuss in the second debate of bill 287, on the moratorium, partially vetoed by the Executive.

The document under discussion establishes the suspension of payments by debtors affected by the pandemic from March 1 to December 31, 2020. On June 11, the president announced on his social networks that he was calling extraordinary sessions for processing of the veto of the Moratorium Law.

The second debate in plenary began with the presentation of the deputy Leandro Ávila, president of the Government Commission, who presented the report of the presidential veto.

The moratorium project, partially vetoed by Cortizo, sought for the months of March, April, May and which expires on June 30, to benefit Panamanians affected by a decrease in their income or who have terminated their labor contracts, to independent workers .

Luis Ernesto Carles, deputy of the Panameñista party and member of the Economy and Finance Commission said this Tuesday, June 16, that any project that is vetoed by the Executive, the commission where it was approved does not have the capacity to approve and reject, but simply receive the observations, evaluate in depth what the Executive’s approach has been regarding the partial veto and recommend the modifications that need to be brought to the Plenary Assembly in the second debate. He added that the Economy and Finance Commission is making recommendations on articles 2, 4 and 7.

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MITRADEL ORDERS SUSPENSION OF TERMS AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURES FROM JUNE 16-21

From Tuesday, June 16 to June 21, 2020, the Ministry of Labor and Labor Development (Mitradel) ordered the suspension of judicial terms in the Conciliation and Decision Boards located in the provinces of Panama and West Panama, as well as in the General Directorate of Labor and the Regional Directorates of Labor at the national level.

This measure is part of Agreement No. 186 issued on June 8, supplemented by Agreement 189 of June 9 of the current year, issued by the Plenary of the Supreme Court of Justice, through which it decides to extend the suspension of the court terms.

Both in the Conciliation and Decision Boards located in Panama and West Panama, as well as in the General Directorate of Labor and the Regional Directorates of Labor at the national level, the actions and judicial proceedings carried out on June 15, 2020 will be considered valid. With this measure, the services to receive demands, powers of attorney or notifications are canceled during the suspension period and no judicial resolution or official orders will be issued.

For filing complaints about work situations, workers can access the platform enabled at www.mitradel.gob.pa and file the complaint, which may be used as a contribution in future processes.

Users will be able to continue managing the procedures provided through the internet and receive the job guidance service through the Mitradel Digital platform enabled on the website www.mitradel.gob.pa and through the 800-0016 telephone line.

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STATUS UPDATE

PANAMA ACCUMULATES A TOTAL OF 21,962 DETECTED CASES OF INFECTION AND 457 DEATHS BY COVID-19

  • 21,962 positive cases
  • 540 new cases
  • 457 deaths
  • 6,325 home isolation (813 hospital hotels)
  • 593 are hospitalized (486 in ward / 107 intensive care)
  • 13,774 clinically recovered

Coronavirus statistics from Day 1

Daily COVID-19 Cases

DateCasesDifferencePercentage of Cases
2023/07/23 - 2023/07/2910476963753.5%
2023/07/16 - 2023/07/2210473213214.6%
2023/07/09 - 2023/07/1510470004856.6%
2023/07/02 - 2023/07/0810465156637.8%
2023/06/18 - 2023/07/011045852190910.0%
2023/06/11 - 2023/06/171043943131211.8%
2023/06/04 - 2023/06/101042631130211.1%
2023/05/28 - 2023/06/031041329109911.3%
2023/05/21 - 2023/05/27104023083510.3%
2023/05/14 - 2023/05/2010393957538.9%
2023/05/07 - 2023/05/1310386426647.4%
2023/04/30 - 2023/05/0610379786545.8%
2023/04/03 - 2023/04/2910373245915.3%
2023/04/16 - 2023/04/2210367336334.9%
2023/04/09 - 2023/04/1510361007434.9%
2023/04/02 - 2023/04/081035357627
2023/03/26 - 2023/04/011034730949
2023/03/19 - 2023/03/2510337813123
2023/03/181030658108
2023/03/171030550123
2023/03/161030427112
2023/03/151030315121
2023/03/141030194144
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2023/03/05102950555
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DIFFERENCE IN NUMBER PUBLISHED BY MINSA1029171-221
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2023/02/26102925138
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ENDNOTES

I enjoy my hobbies.  Thanks to quarantine I’m able to focus more on some of them whereas others I’m completely at a loss.  Off the top of my head, my list of hobbies includes woodworking, turning glass bottles into other things (lamps, decoration), reading, firing weapons of all sizes, gardening, fishing and shot glass collection.  Seeing as I can’t go fishing, can’t travel to new exotic locations where I’d obtain more shot glasses and I can’t get to the gun range, I’ve been “limited” per se.  I don’t know if I should add another hobby to the list, but I’ve been thinking about it.  I’ve already mentioned it before, but I’m set on dedicating a little bit of time to learn to play the piano.

Here are a few links I’ve used for doing that in the event you’re interested as well:

Of course, as always, I’m open to any and all suggestions…

Stay safe…  Stay healthy…  And by all means (especially if you’re starting a new hobby) STAY HOME!!…