Bad Tech; RT of Panama at 0.90; Possible cases of reinfection in the country; Extension for tax payments; Good Tech

Wednesday, September 16, 2020

Sunday night, as I attempted to get my point across to those of you who enjoy reading babble as you drink your morning brew, I did so with a broken keyboard.  The letters “b” and “n” just decided to rebel, which put me to having to copy/paste my words together.  Ironically, it would take me a full 30 seconds just to type words like “broken” or heaven forbid I had to write my son’s name, “Brandon” with a capital “B”.  It was hell.  I joke often how technology is the devil and I tried to bring that point up again in the last article where I explained how people are upset now about this “New Norm” that we’re confronting with the Corona Virus.  However, no one talks of the previous “New Norm” that started about 20 years ago and has taken a stronghold today.  

The internet was first created in 1969 but didn’t hit the commercial world globally until the 1980s.  It was a miracle when it did.  I remember having to carry information around with me in computer class in high school.  By the time I entered the Army, the Internet was evolving as was the quality of personal computers.  Yet, 20 years ago, ever so subtly, the world began an imperceptible change towards a certain level of ignorance.

For those of us who are “older” for the lack of a more pleasing word, we have the luxury of knowing what it was like to be without some of the magical technology that we have today.  The “me” from 1988, was the “me” who knew everything there was to know about life, because I was 18 and I became a man.  If I put that “me” into my home of today, I think I’d be scared shitless.  I’d watch as my youngest son told some invisible woman to turn on the living room light, “Alexa, turn on the living room light”, AND IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED!!  I’d see how there was no telephone on the wall, but instead each humanoid in the home carried one in their pocket, totally disconnected from any cables and smaller than the size of our own hands.  The list is large, but I’d be in utter shock.

That being said, I’d also wonder why the future “me” was such a freaking idiot for spending so much damn time on the pocket telephone thingy instead of enjoying life?  Why will we need it while we ate and what the heck good does it do for us in the bathroom?  It’s not actually possible to have 5,000 literal “friends” that we truly interact with meaningfully.  “That shallow desire for appreciation and acceptance is going to be the inevitable downfall to our society”, I’d think to myself.

The me from the 80s however also didn’t know how bad food was for us and quite frankly, we still don’t really know.  We didn’t have the magic technology of today, but we sure had fast food and easy sugar highs.  We had companies that first took advantage of our naïve North American world, feeding us sugary cereals, sugar-lading beverages, processed foods, processed cheeses, invented treats that were nothing but foam in a package.  Companies competed for who could put more crap into our bodies than ever before.   It kept me obese my entire childhood and I fought the tape test throughout my time in the Army.  Since the Army I’ve learned about nutrition, but still fight my weight and I’m presently at a very manly 250lbs.

Yep, thanks to advancements in technology, we gained easier ways to refine sugars and then purposefully created sugar addictions in the name of “it tastes better”.  No longer was it about what’s better for us… …the only thing that mattered to society was the taste, so they played on that need all in the name of profit.  

Today is no different.  We still have these companies pushing their nutrition-free products on us, even going to the point of disguising them as being healthy.  “Almond milk” is a relatively new beverage for me.  We learned about it and started making it at home.  It’s not difficult, but it is a little time consuming.  No sooner did we hear about how to make Almond Milk, did we see it being sold in stores purporting to be healthy and luscious (or whatever sexy word they use to rope us in).   Have you ever read the ingredients of a carton of Almond Milk?  There’s nothing healthy about it and in some versions, there isn’t any almond in it either!  It’s just another packaged money-making product.

Now, we have the creators of technology purposefully creating even MORE addictions.  I’m sure that their initial intent was genuinely good, but if you want someone to buy your product, it either has to be a necessity, really good or addictive.  Mark Zuckerberg once said during a speech in Georgetown University while referring to how Facebook allows fake political ads through his platform, “While I certainly worry about an erosion of truth, I don’t think most people want to live in a world where you can only post things that tech companies judged to be 100 percent true.”  That was just October 17, 2019, not even a year ago.  But even then, Facebook would put you in “jail” if you said something that was too heinous or explicit, even if is was an over-the-top opinionated comment about a politician.  So, what does he really mean?  What’s his agenda?

His agenda is the same agenda as any other social media platform.  They want to use you while you think you’re using them.  The longer you’re connected, the more you use it, the more money they make.

What’s the worst part of all of this?  Social media has divided our world. It has inadvertently (or perhaps on purpose), created extremist views through tribal mentality.  When you search for something on google, depending on your previous searches, it will anticipate what you want and give you options related to your interests.  You’re stuck in the world you built for yourself, per se, but you’re also stuck in the world that others who are similar to you have built as a whole.  If you’re pro-abortion, that usually means that you’re liberal, which then means that you hate Trump.  These Artificial Intelligence algorithms know all of this, so if you type “abortion” into google, because of your search history, you will also likely get links to things relating to your hatred towards Trump, like his small hands and orange face, it’ll show great progress in Joe Biden’s campaign, a peaceful BLM protest and other likeminded articles.  You’ve slowly been programmed into a tribe.  The same goes for the other extreme.  If a Trump supporter types in “abortion”, the algorithm “knows” what the person wants and will generate a series of articles that are related to their political interests such as how abortions are horrible, the recent peace deal between Israel-Bahrain and UAE, a video of Biden talking about a kid rubbing his leg hair, etc.

Whether you´re liberal or conservative, your searches are dependent upon your history of searches but also those of other likeminded people.  That’s why regardless of which side you claim to be on, you’re constantly wondering, “Why can’t that frickin unlikeminded idiot see that his post is obviously a total load of crap?  That this is obviously fake news?”.  Well, it’s because they can’t and they probably never will as long as they use the same social media platform to conduct their searches.

You, yes YOU, are stuck in a one-side tribe and as long as you have social media, you’re not getting out.  (Statistically, only 10% of the populace are free from this extreme one-sidedness, so I was only speaking to the other 90%)

The Corona Virus will soon be a thing of the past.  The social media problem is here to stay.  And on that note, I’m dumping Pinterest, Instagram and Twitter immediately.  I’m keeping Facebook and Linkedin only for communications purposes and will actively disconnect myself from anyone pushing extremist issues from either side of our two-party system.  (No, Libertarians aren’t strong enough to be considered a “side”.)  I’m deactivating all chimes and pings that are programmed to grab my attention when I’m supposed to be focused on actual life-importance matters.

Much of this “enlightenment” comes from the heart, but also comes after watching “The Social Dilemma” on Netflix.  Watch it.  When you watch it, allow your mind to be free.  Then, watch it again.  I’d also add that you should never, from this moment forward, immediately believe any information that you get just because it fits your agenda.  Any addiction is bad.  Gambling, cocaine, abuse, sugar, all of it.  Social media isn’t any better.


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Yoli’s Summary

Talking with our children about the use of the mask can be overwhelming, especially if they are young children. In order to communicate effectively, we must take into account your age and the information that we provide to you according to your own abilities. Here we will give you some tips so that you can do it easily.

Give the example

First, as parents, we must lead by example. If we use the mask properly, our children will follow our example.

It is true that they will ask why we do it. We must speak frankly, but it is also important to consider their age. We cannot tell a young child that the pandemic has killed thousands of people.

Instead, we should simply explain to them that the mask protects us from germs, and it would be nice of us to use it to protect our friends and family.

In the case of children and adolescents, it is possible to give them more information on the subject, but avoid being overwhelmed by it. Many young people have access to information, so they probably know what is happening. That is why we must make sure that our children have the appropriate information.

In order to communicate effectively, we must take into account your age and the information that we provide to you according to your own abilities.

Make it fun

In the case of the little ones, the use of the mask may seem annoying. However, as the Healthline portal recommends, if we let them personalize their masks with drawings of their favorite characters or animal figures, they are more likely to use them.

We could also point out that pop culture stars also promote the use of the mask. For the little ones, adaptation to their use would be easier if we played with them to use the mask at home. This way, they will get used to wearing it when they are outside.

We must also remind them that washing their hands and keeping our distance will protect us from diseases and that the time will come when they can be playing with their friends again.


RT OF COVID-19 IN PANAMA IS AT 0.90

On September 8, the Rt was at 0.87.

The Rt or effective reproductive index of COVID-19 in Panama in the last epidemiological week until September 12, is 0.90.

Dr. Israel Cedeño, director of the Metropolitan Health Region, said that this number is positive since it continues to be below 1.

Cedeño detailed after the flexibility of measures as of August 24, both the epidemic curve regarding the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases per day, as well as the report of cases according to age group continue to fall.

Regarding the number of confirmed cases hospitalized in ward and intensive care units per day after the week of August 24, Cedeño said that it registered a marked drop and is currently at 1,115.

The number of reported tests and the percentage of positivity per day in the first week of September is rising, however the positivity remains below 20%.

Regarding deaths from this virus in the country, Cedeño indicated that every day fewer deaths are reported per day, and after the week of August 31 they continue to fall.

The provinces most affected by COVID-19 continue to be Panama, Bocas del Toro, Veraguas, Colón, Guna Yala and Darién.

Enrique Lau, director of the Social Security Fund (CSS), said that it has been possible to comply with the indicators that allow progress with the reopening of activities, that is, the Rt is less than 1, the fatality is at 2.1% , the availability of beds in the ward is 44% and in intensive care units 47%.

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GORGAS INVESTIGATES POSSIBLE CASES OF REINFECTION

Luis Francisco Sucre.

The Minister of Health, Luis Francisco Sucre, reported yesterday that they are currently investigating three possible cases of reinfection of the Covid-19 disease in the country.

The Gorgas Memorial Institute for Health Studies currently has swabs of possible cases, to carry out the corresponding tests and to be able to define if it is indeed reinfections or if, on the contrary, it is a reactivation of the virus, Sucre maintained.

He added that the three cases are from different provinces, stressing that the Gorgas Institute and the Minsa research team are authorized to say exactly whether they correspond to reactivations or infections.

The infectologist Javier Nieto expressed on his Twitter account that the cases of reinfection by the Covid-19 disease are isolated, but that mutations in RNA viruses are frequent.

He added that the new coronavirus is here to stay and that those with previous exposure may require vaccination.

Gorgas is in charge of ruling out or confirming a reinfection of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

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PROPOSAL IS MADE TO MINSA TO USE HYDROXYCHLOROCINE IN A PREVENTIVE WAY IN HIGH RISK GROUPS

They suggest the use of hydroxychloroquine prophylactically.

The head of Teaching of the Santo Tomás Hospital, Ramiro Da Silva, announced this Tuesday that it has been proposed to the Ministry of Health (Minsa) that the use of hydroxychloroquine be applied prophylactically in the population that is at greater risk of being infected with COVID-19.

“On the weekend we made a proposal to the Minsa because the challenges are greater, we know that by opening the blocks we will have more people on the street and that these people are going to violate biosecurity measures, so if we are going to have more cases that are milder, so we made a formal proposal to the Ministry where they could use the bibliography, we sent them a bibliography of studies of places where they are using it prophylactically in a group of people who are at risk, ”said Da Silva.

He added that, if it is already being used as a treatment and is giving evidence of effectiveness, “because I cannot use it preventively if I am going to have a greater risk and a greater number of patients, what we do not want is to go back, a month after June and early July where hospitals were overflowing”.

He pointed out the people who are at the forefront of the force, such as the units of the security estates and the health people who want it, as the population with greater risks.

“Medicine is based on evidence but it is also based on practice, if you don’t see patients you can’t have the same criteria and the other thing, in logic, and if logic tells us that what we are doing is Well, but we are going to have greater risks, we are going to strengthen, so to speak, our measures … so that is the proposal that is on the table, we are talking with the authorities, we believe that it is part of the responsibility of the authorities at any given time take an extra measure, don’t wait for the avalanche of patients to come, because it can come ”, he stressed.

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THE AIR SECTOR REQUESTS TESTS INSTEAD OF QUARANTINES AND HARMONIZED MEASURES IN THE EU

The major commercial aviation agents, from airlines to regulators and airports, demanded on Tuesday that preventive quarantines for travelers be replaced by COVID-19 tests and that measures be harmonized throughout the EU to regain confidence of the passengers.

“There is confusion among consumers. There has to be a common approach to tests and measures such as quarantines,” summed up Easyjet CEO Johan Lundgren at an event on aviation in a pandemic context organized by Airlines for Europe (A4E), which represents 70% of European companies.

For his part, the CEO of Air France-KLM, Benjamin Smith, added that these “mandatory tests” should be done “preferably at origin.”

Commercial aviation is in a critical situation due to the restrictions imposed to stop the expansion of the coronavirus and aggravated by the uncertainty of travelers, who when buying a ticket do not know if they will finally be able to fly to their destination or if the rules on quarantines will change One day to another.

“Passengers are buying tickets 10 days in advance whereas before the pandemic they were buying them 60 days before,” said Sebastian Mikosz, the head of foreign relations for the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

He stressed that the lack of coordination between capitals generates “a spiral” of distrust in passengers that “is equivalent to closing that market” because “only those who have to go for an emergency will fly.”

“We are not in the recovery stage, but in that of survival,” added the IATA official, who confessed that he often wonders “how many airlines will survive” the coronavirus.

The latest projection published this Monday by the European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation, Eurocontrol, estimates that air traffic in the EU as a whole will fall by more than 55% in 2020 compared to 2019.

Meanwhile, airlines such as the German Lufthansa, the French-Dutch Air France-KLM, the transalpine Alitalia, the Portuguese Tap or the Finnish Finnair have received state aid of tens of billions of euros to try to stay afloat, an extreme criticized by some companies considering that it unbalances fair competition.

SUMMER TREND

The general director of Spanish Airports and Air Navigation (AENA), Javier Marín, commented that the sector showed signs of a “modest” recovery at the beginning of the summer (+7% in June, +22% in July, +30% in August ), but the outbreaks in September in different European countries suggest that “this month the traffic will probably not reach the 30% average reached in August”.

Last June, AENA projected a 60% drop in annual revenues, figures that are “optimistic if we see how September is doing,” he added.

“Two questions have to be answered: in which cases should the State apply restrictions to air mobility and what measures should be applied (…) We need a response very soon, and a harmonized response,” he warned.

FLYING IS SAFE

“Air transport does not generate new cases,” declared the executive director of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Patrick Ky, who added that an infection rate higher than the average of the countries has not been observed in airplanes from where they fly.

With data on 40% of EU air traffic in the last week of August, Ky noted that 180 people (equivalent to 6 passengers out of 100,000) were not allowed to fly due to COVID-19 symptoms, while another 7 travelers had symptoms of the disease on the plane (0.2 passengers per 100,000).

He added that Japan, Singapore or Korea could be willing to reopen air traffic with the EU if there is “sufficient clarity about the level of the pandemic” in the countries with which connections are re-established.

From the European Commission, Walter Goetz, chief of staff of the European Commissioner for Transport, Adina Valean, recalled that the Community Executive has sought to coordinate the Member States to maintain a minimum of mobility and freight traffic and provide guidelines on cancellations.

“The crisis has been managed rather by the Member States, and by the Ministers of Health rather than those of Transport. I don’t want to judge it, it is the role of the Ministers of Health and the Interior, but obviously it has a great impact on the aviation, “Goetz said.

The European Commission asked the Member States at the beginning of September to agree on a common color code throughout the EU with harmonized criteria to define which are the risk areas, without the Member States having picked up the glove for now.

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DOSAGE OF VACCINES AGAINST COVID-19 ARE ALREADY IN PANAMA FOR CLINICAL TRIAL; THERE ARE 2,200 VOLUNTEERS

In phase two between 100 and a thousand people participate.

The phase 2 clinical study of the German vaccine developed by the pharmaceutical company CureVac, to neutralize Covid-19, was resumed after the arrival in Panama of the doses of vaccines that will be applied to a group of volunteers.

¨The doses of vaccines that will be applied in this phase of the study are already in Panama, “reported the Cevaxin Research Center, a member of the Covid-19 Vaccine Research Consortium this Monday, September 14.

The doses were expected to arrive early last week, however they were delayed for logistical reasons.

According to Cevaxin, the recruitment of volunteers who will participate in this research began last August and to date they have already contacted more than 2,200 people.

These possible participants will be given a first questionnaire approved by the National Bioethics and Research Committee, to “identify preliminary eligibility criteria, such as smoking, excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages or if the person has been recently vaccinated, and even if they are participating from another clinical study”.

Marcela Durán, manager of recruitment and adherence of the Cevaxin Research Center, which carries out the process of recruiting volunteers for this clinical trial, reported that the selection of participants “is key to the success of the research, since it is essential that the person has a sense of responsibility and commitment “

“We need a good grip. That the participants are able to comply with each of their control appointments for the next thirteen months, and that in turn, they consciously complete the electronic diary that will be provided to them so that they can record their health status ”, she said.

The CureVac vaccine trial is being conducted in phase 1 in Germany and Belgium, and in phase 2 in Brazil, Peru, and Panama.

Vaccine studies are divided into five phases: one preclinical in the laboratory and four clinical in humans. In phase two between 100 and a thousand people participate.

Cevaxin Research Center reported that so far the majority of people who have volunteered are under the age of 60. “This particular study plans to emphasize adults over 60 years of age, since they are considered the most vulnerable population and susceptible to complications due to COVID-19,” he said.

The World Health Organization, in a report published on Wednesday, September 9, lists 35 “vaccine candidates,” whose clinical trials with humans around the world are being evaluated. Nine of them are already in phase 3 or about to enter.

New York-based pharmaceutical company Pfizer and Germany’s BioNTech are seen as leaders in the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine, along with Moderna Inc. and AstraZeneca Plc.

Meanwhile, Sputnik-V, the Russian vaccine against SARS-CoV-2, produced antibodies in all participants in the early-stage trials.

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ASSEMBLY CALLS THE SUPERINTENDENT OF BANKS TO RESPOND ON COMPLIANCE WITH THE MORATORY

The Plenary of the National Assembly (AN) of Panama approved this Monday, September 14, to summon the Superintendent of Banks, Amauri Castillo, to answer a questionnaire on the behavior of banks in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Deputy Zulay Rodríguez said that a questionnaire with 19 questions related to compliance with the moratorium, and investigation of complaints submitted by customers, was approved by all banks.

The Moratorium Law applicable to both banks, as well as financial institutions and cooperatives was sanctioned on July 1 by the President of the Republic, Laurentino Cortizo.

According to this law, people economically affected by the health measures applied by COVID-19, will be able to avail themselves of the moratorium benefits on loans granted by banks, cooperatives and finance companies until December 31, 2020.

The Superintendency of Banks also approved in March a first package of temporary measures that would allow banks to modify loans to clients affected by the pandemic for the months of April, May and June. On July 1, the second phase began.

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TARIFF MEASURES EXTENDED FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE PRODUCTS AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES AGAINST COVID-19

The Government extended tariff measures for personal hygiene products and medical supplies to combat COVID-19 in the country.

The extension of the tariff measures was made to Cabinet Decree No. 7, which seeks to guarantee the population’s access to personal hygiene items and medical supplies, at cheaper prices and in the necessary quantities, for the prevention and containment of COVID -19.

With the modification, access to the population of products such as: chlorine, soap, alcoholic gel, disinfectant for the floor, masks, face masks, gloves, gowns and aprons for medical or surgical use and oxygen is ensured.

AGROPARKS

On the other hand, the Cabinet authorized the Minister of Agricultural Development, Augusto Valderrama, to present to the National Assembly the bill that creates the Special Regime for the Establishment of Operators and Developers of Agroparks, complying with one of the 125 actions Priorities of the Government Plan of the President of the Republic, Laurentino Cortizo Cohen and which he also listed in his speech on July 1, 2019 as a measure for the economic recovery of the country, after the pandemic.

The purpose of the agroparks is to integrate and increase the participation of the agricultural sector, guaranteeing the transfer of technology and productivity, to generate jobs throughout the country.

The bill seeks to improve the value chain and ensure that producers can have access to technology. The National Government is committed to developing this production model focused on market intelligence, national production, product orientation, promoting the country brand and encouraging the establishment in Panama of companies with cutting-edge technology.

STATE OF EMERGENCY

Finally, it was approved to declare a state of emergency in the district of Punta Peña, district of Chiriquí Grande, province of Bocas del Toro; and in the village of Burí, Jirondai district, Ngäbe Buglé region, affected by landslides caused by the rains on August 19.

The Ministry of Public Works will build a vehicular and pedestrian bridge that will connect the Pueblo Nuevo community, in the Jirondai district in the Ngäbe Buglé region, with the highway that goes from Chiriquí Grande to Gualaca in the district of Chiriquí Grande, Bocas del Toro.

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BIOSECURITY MEASURES ANALYZED FOR VISITS TO OLDER ADULT HOSTELS

The Ministry of Social Development (Mides) and the Ministry of Health (Minsa) of Panama analyze biosecurity measures that allow visits to shelters for older adults, and ensure their protection.

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MAYOR OF PANAMA GRANTS AN EXTENSION UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30 FOR THE PAYMENT OF TAXES

This will apply to both natural and legal persons.

The Mayor’s Office of Panama granted a new extension until Wednesday, September 30, for the payment of taxes: taxes, fees, special contributions, municipal fees and fines.

Since last April, this entity like others have carried out the process of extending their payments, in order to provide a respite to the population affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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ANTON CASE REPORT SEPTEMBER 10, 2020

New cases6
Recovered cases8
Active cases136
Quarantined cases78
Total people in isolation379
Contacts in isolation243
Areas with more active cases
El Valle53(+1)(-8)
Río Hato15(+1)
Antón20(+4)
Cabuya19
El Chirú8
Santa Rita1
San Juan de Dios2
Caballero9
El Retiro5
Juan Diaz4

ANTON CASE REPORT SEPTEMBER 11, 2020

New cases8
Recovered cases9
Active cases134
Quarantined cases78
Total people in isolation385
Contacts in isolation251
Areas with more active cases
El Valle50(+5)(-7)
Río Hato16(+1)
Antón19(+1)(-2)
Cabuya19
El Chirú9(+1)
Santa Rita1
San Juan de Dios2
Caballero9
El Retiro5
Juan Diaz4

ANTON CASE REPORT SEPTEMBER 12, 2020

New cases0
Recovered cases15
Active cases119
Quarantined cases65
Total people in isolation335
Contacts in isolation216
Areas with more active cases
El Valle50
Río Hato13(-3)
Antón18(-1)
Cabuya14(-5)
El Chirú9
Santa Rita1
San Juan de Dios2
Caballero3(-6)
El Retiro5
Juan Diaz4

ANTON CASE REPORT SEPTEMBER 13, 2020

New cases2
Recovered cases9
Active cases112
Quarantined cases57
Total people in isolation302
Contacts in isolation190
Areas with more active cases
El Valle43(-7)
Río Hato14
Antón16(-2)
Cabuya14
El Chirú9
Santa Rita1
San Juan de Dios3
Caballero3
El Retiro5
Juan Diaz4

ANTON CASE REPORT SEPTEMBER 14, 2020

New cases0
Recovered cases6
Active cases104
Quarantined cases55
Total people in isolation288
Contacts in isolation183
Areas with more active cases
El Valle40(-3)
Río Hato14
Antón13(-3)
Cabuya12
El Chirú9
Santa Rita1
San Juan de Dios3
Caballero3
El Retiro5
Juan Diaz4

STATUS UPDATE

Monday, September 14,2020

PANAMA ACCUMULATES A TOTAL OF 102,204 DETECTED CASES OF INFECTION AND 2,173 DEATHS BY COVID-19

  • 102,204 positive cases
  • 459 new cases
  • 2,173 deaths
  • 23552 home isolation (554 hospital hotels)
  • 1,143 are hospitalized (976 in ward / 167 intensive care)
  • 74,782 clinically recovered

Tuesday, September 15, 2020

PANAMA ACCUMULATES A TOTAL OF 102,832 DETECTED CASES OF INFECTION AND 2,187 DEATHS BY COVID-19

  • 102,832 positive cases
  • 628 new cases
  • 2,187 deaths
  • 23,605 home isolation (405 hospital hotels)
  • 1,043 are hospitalized (892 in ward / 151 intensive care)
  • 75,592 clinically recovered

Coronavirus statistics from Day 1

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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
2023/03/13103005043
2023/03/12103000751
2023/03/11102995674
2023/03/10102988286
2023/03/09102979685
2023/03/08102971191
2023/03/07102962090
2023/03/06102953025
2023/03/05102950555
2023/03/04102945065
2023/03/03102938550
2023/03/02102933591
2023/03/01102924473
DIFFERENCE IN NUMBER PUBLISHED BY MINSA1029171-221
2023/02/281029392110
2023/02/27102928231
2023/02/26102925138
2023/02/25102921363
2023/02/24102915066
2023/02/23102908442
2023/02/22102904214
2023/02/21102902838
2023/02/20102899014
2023/02/19102897622
2023/02/18102895453
2023/02/17102890160
2023/02/16102884150
2023/02/15102879158
2023/02/14102873378
2023/02/13102865523
2023/02/12102863234
2023/02/11102859893
2023/02/10102850567
2023/02/09102843871
2023/02/08102836776
2023/02/07102829177
2023/02/06102821435
2023/02/05102817925
2023/02/04102815487
2023/02/03102806773
2023/02/02102799470
2023/02/01102792493
2023/01/311027831112
2023/01/30102771935
2023/01/29102768443
2023/01/281027641103
2023/01/271027538100
2023/01/261027438117
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Seeing as I went out of my way to bash the hell out of technology as my opening to this report, it’s only fair to give some tech-tips on good things that technology can do for you.  I recently got Alexa, which some people think is a US-Intelligence spy tool, and I’ve connected my house to it.  I can now control all of my lights, air conditioning, television and other factors about my environment.

I also use it often to simply ask the time, to announce something to someone in another part of the house, basic internet search facts and a few other things.  A few neat “advanced” features that I stumbled on, I can ask for a specific recipe and have Alexa send that recipe to my phone for my review.  It’s as easy as saying, “Alexa, find a good chocolate chip cookie recipe and send it to my cell phone.”  

The only flaw that I’ve had with it so far is with one plug that’s connected to a lamp that sometimes doesn’t work.  I think it’s just on the edge of our internet signal and that’s why it only works 70% of the time.  A dimmer switch was working funny, but I reported it to the factory and they sent me another switch at no additional cost all in the name of good faith.

So here are quite a few Alexa Commands that you can use, once you give in and get Alexa (after having erased all of your social media).

Basic commands

  • Ask for help: “Alexa, help.”
  • Have a conversation: “Alexa, let’s chat.”
  • Mute or unmute: “Alexa, mute” or, “Alexa, unmute.”
  • Stop or pause: “Alexa, stop” or, “Alexa, shut up.”  

Brett’s Comment:  (I was angry with Alexa once because I couldn’t get her to play a song I wanted and angrily told her “Alexa, just shut up”… …I actually felt bad when she did, not knowing at first that this was an actual command.)

  • Change volume: “Alexa, set the volume to 5,” “Alexa, louder” or “Alexa, turn up/down the volume.”

Coronavirus commands

  • Ask for coronavirus information: “Alexa, what is the coronavirus?”
  • Ask for coronavirus news updates: “Alexa, what’s the latest with the coronavirus?”
  • Ask for help washing your hands: “Alexa, help me wash my hands.”

Media controls

  • Adjust audio settings: “Alexa, set the bass to four.”
  • Play music: “Alexa, play some music.”
  • Play music on other (or multiple) Alexa devices: “Alexa, play [artist] in the living room” or “Alexa, play [artist] everywhere.”
  • Queue specific song or artist: “Alexa, play music by [artist].”
  • Play a song based on context: “Alexa, play the latest Avett Brothers album” or “Alexa, play that song that goes ‘Gotta gotta be down, because I want it all.'”
  • Play music based on a theme: “Alexa, play baby-making music” or “Alexa, play rock music for working.”
  • Play the song of the day: “Alexa, play the song of the day.”
  • Play Spotify music: “Alexa, play on Spotify.”
  • Play Pandora station: “Alexa, play [artist] station on Pandora.”
  • Play a radio station: “Alexa, play [radio station] on TuneIn.”
  • Play an audiobook: “Alexa, play

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    on Audible,” “Alexa, read

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    ” or “Alexa, play the book,

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    .”
  • Resume the last played audiobook: “Alexa, resume my book.”
  • Skip audiobook chapters: “Alexa, next chapter” or “Alexa, previous chapter.”
  • Play a bedtime story: “Alexa, read a bedtime story to [name].”
  • Listen to Alexa read you a Kindle book: “Alexa, read me my Kindle book.”
  • Set a sleep timer: “Alexa set a sleep timer for 45 minutes” or “Alexa, stop playing in 45 minutes.”
  • Song information: “Alexa, what’s playing?”
  • Music controls: “Alexa, play” or “Alexa, next.”
  • Control music playback on another Alexa speaker: “Alexa, stop in the kitchen” or “Alexa, next in the office.”
  • Restart song: “Alexa, restart.”
  • Add a song to your Prime Music library: “Alexa, add this song.”
  • Create a playlist in Amazon Music: “Alexa, create a new playlist,” or “Alexa, create a ‘Friday Chill’ playlist.”
  • Add a song to a playlist in Amazon Music: “Alexa, add this song to my playlist,” or “Alexa, add this to my playlist.”
  • Like or dislike a song on Pandora and iHeartRadio: “Alexa, I like this song” or “Alexa, thumbs down.”
  • Start Amazon Music Unlimited trial: “Alexa, start my free trial of Amazon Music Unlimited.”
  • “Alexa, wake me up every day at 8 am to music” allows users to set their mornings off right with music from Pandora, Spotify, TuneIn, iHeartRadio and Vevo.

Time and date

  • Set an alarm: “Alexa, set an alarm for 7 a.m.” or “Alexa, wake me up at 7 in the morning.”
  • Set a music alarm: “Alexa, wake me up to [artist, song, genre, playlist or album] at 8 a.m.,” “Alexa, set an alarm to Band of Horses” or “Alexa, wake me up to Kiss FM on TuneIn.”
  • Set a repeating alarm: “Alexa, set a repeating alarm for weekdays at 7 a.m.”
  • Set a timer: “Alexa, timer” or “Alexa, set a timer for 15 minutes.”
  • Set a music timer: “Alexa, set a 15-minute timer to ‘My Heart will Go On'”
  • Create a named timer: “Alexa, set a pizza timer for 20 minutes.”
  • Set multiple timers: “Alexa, set a second timer for 5 minutes.”
  • Check timer status: “Alexa, how much time is left on the pizza timer?” or “Alexa, what are my timers?”
  • Cancel a timer: “Alexa, cancel the pizza timer” or “Alexa, cancel the 15-minute timer.”
  • Ask the time: “Alexa, what time is it?”
  • Ask the date: “Alexa, what’s the date?”
  • Ask when the next alarm is: “Alexa, when’s my next alarm?”
  • Cancel an alarm: “Alexa, cancel my alarm for 2 p.m.”
  • Snooze alarm: “Alexa, snooze.”
  • Check dates: “Alexa, when is [holiday] this year?”

Calls and messaging

In May 2017, Amazon introduced calling and messaging between users of its Echo speakers. Later, it added another feature, called Drop In, that lets users call different Echo devices throughout their home, intercom style. (You can also call and message from the Alexa app, but no commands are needed.)

This year, Amazon has added new features like Announcements and the ability to send text messages with your voice.

  • Call another Echo user: “Alexa, call [name].”
  • Answer an incoming call: “Alexa, answer the call” or “Alexa, answer.”
  • Hang up: “Alexa, hang up” or “Alexa, end the call.”
  • Message another Echo user: “Alexa, message [name]” or “Alexa, send [name] a message.”
  • Play messages: “Alexa, play messages.”
  • Send an SMS: “Alexa, send an SMS to [contact name],” or “Alexa, send an SMS.”
  • Use Drop In on one of your own devices: “Alexa, drop in on the living room.”
  • Drop In on another user (requires the other user to allow you to Drop In anytime): “Alexa, drop in on [name].”
  • Turn off the video during an ongoing call (only works with Echo Show): “Alexa, turn video off.”
  • Make an announcement: “Alexa, announce it’s dinner time,” “Alexa, broadcast it’s time to go,” or “Alexa, tell everyone good night.”
  • Number check: “Alexa, open phone number check” → “tell me about 301-555-5555” or “please provide information about 301-555-5555.”

Purchasing

  • Reorder essentials from Amazon: “Alexa, buy more deodorant” or “Alexa, reorder deodorant.”
  • Track packages from Amazon: “Alexa, where’s my stuff?” or “Alexa, track my order.”
  • Order an Amazon Alexa device: “Alexa, order an Echo,” “Alexa, order an Echo Dot,” or “Alexa, order an Amazon Tap.”
  • Add an item to your cart: “Alexa, add garbage bags to my cart.”
  • Order an Uber or Lyft with their skills: “Alexa, ask Uber to request a ride” or, “Alexa, ask Lyft for a ride.”
  • While listening to music in Amazon Music: “Alexa, buy this song” or “Alexa, buy this album.”
  • Find new music to purchase: “Alexa, shop for new music by [artist].”
  • Purchase a song or album from an artist: “Alexa, buy [song or album] by [artist].”
  • Ask about deals: “Alexa, what are your deals?”
  • For good recommendations on products, Alexa has you covered. Just say “Alexa, find me a good smartphone on Amazon?” and it will find products based on Amazon customer ratings and reviews.

Notifications

To turn on notifications, open the Alexa app or go to alexa.amazon.com and go to Settings > Notifications > Shopping Notifications and move the toggle to the on position. Then your Echo speakers will light up yellow when you have new notifications.

  • Check missed notifications: “Alexa, what did I miss?,” “Alexa, read my notifications” or “Alexa, what are my notifications?”
  • Navigate through notifications: “Alexa, next” or, “Alexa, previous.”
  • Delete notifications: “Alexa, delete all of my notifications.”

To-do and shopping lists

  • Add task to to-do list: “Alexa, add ‘go to the grocery store’ to my to-do list” or “Alexa, I need to make an appointment with the doctor.”
  • Create a new to-do item: “Alexa, create a to-do.”
  • Check calendar events: “Alexa, what’s on my calendar for tomorrow?”
  • Add an event to a calendar: “Alexa, add [event] to my calendar for [day] at [time]” or “Alexa, add an event to my calendar.”
  • Move a calendar event: “Alexa, move my meeting from 12:00 to 3:00.”
  • Create a shopping list: “Alexa, add eggs to my shopping list” or “Alexa, I need to buy laundry detergent.”
  • Check your shopping list: “Alexa, what’s on my shopping list?”
  • Create a reminder: “Alexa, reminder” or “Alexa, remind me to check the oven in 5 minutes.”
  • Check on existing reminders: “Alexa, what are my reminders this weekend?” or “Alexa, what reminders do I have tomorrow?”
  • Donate money to your favorite charity by saying “Alexa, make a donation to American Cancer Institute INC.”  or any number of approved charities.
  • Want to check your American Express balance? Just say “Alexa, open Amex,” and look at your account.

News and weather

  • Ask for your Flash Briefing: “Alexa, what’s my Flash Briefing?”
  • Add music news to your Flash Briefing: “Alexa, enable Today in Music.”
  • Check headlines: “Alexa, what’s in the news?”
  • Check weather: “Alexa, what’s the weather like?” or “Alexa, will it rain today?”. You can also ask “Alexa, will I need an umbrella today?”
  • Get a weather forecast: “Alexa, what’s the weather going to be like this weekend?
  • Get traffic information: “Alexa, what’s my commute look like?” or “Alexa, what’s traffic like?”

Entertainment (Movie theater information in Panama didn’t work – maybe because they’re closed?)

  • Find movies in nearby theaters: “Alexa, what movies are playing?” or “Alexa, what action movies are playing tonight?”
  • Get information on movies playing: “Alexa, tell me about the movie

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  • Get movie quotes: “Give me a [movie] quote.”
  • Get IMDb rating: “Alexa, what is the IMDb rating for [movie or TV show]?”
  • Get casting for a movie or show: “Alexa, who plays in [movie or TV show]?”
  • Find out who an actor is: “Alexa, who plays [character] in [movie or TV show]?”
  • Find an actor’s latest work: “Alexa, what is [actor]’s latest movie?”
  • Find out who sings a particular song: “Who sings the song

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    ?”
  • Get the names of band members: “Who is in the band [name]?”
  • Get album information: “What year did [band] release [song or album]?”
  • Find popular music from an artist: “Alexa, what’s popular from [artist]?”
  • Sample music from an artist: “Alexa, sample songs by [artist].”
  • Find a particular album or song: “Alexa, find [song or album] by [artist].”

Food and businesses (Some of these wont work in Panama – I tried.)

  • Get a recipe: “Alexa, how do you make chocolate chip cookies?”
  • Discover nearby restaurants: “Alexa, find me a nearby pizza restaurant” or “Alexa, what’s the nearest coffee shop?”
  • Get operating hours or a phone number for local businesses: “Alexa, find the address for Bank of America” or “Alexa, find business hours for Harris Teeter.”
  • Saying “Alexa, open Wine Finder” lets Alexa help you match the best vino with your meal. If you tell Alexa your eating shrimp, it will tell you the best wine.
  • Read more: The best Alexa commands for exercise, better sleep and stress relief.

Math

  • Convert units: “Alexa, how many [units] are in [units]?”
  • Convert units: “Alexa, how many [units] are in 2 [units]?”
  • Basic math: “Alexa, what’s 5 plus 7?” or “Alexa, what’s 56 times 33?”
  • Advanced math: “Alexa, 70 factorial.” (Warning: Alexa will list numbers you didn’t know existed for about a minute.)

Settle a score

  • Roll a die: “Alexa, roll a die” or, “Alexa, roll a 26-sided die.”
  • Flip a coin: “Alexa, flip a coin.”
  • Pick a number: “Alexa, pick a number between 1 and 50.”
  • Definitions and spelling
  • Get the definition of a word: “Alexa, what’s the definition of [word]?”
  • Get the spelling of a word: “Alexa, how do you spell [word]?”

Sports

  • Check the results of a finished game: “Alexa, what was the score of the [team] game?”
  • Ask if a team won: “Alexa, did the [team] win?”
  • Ask when the next game is scheduled: “Alexa, when do the [team] play next?”
  • Find out the results of your favorite teams: “Alexa, give me my Sports Update.”
  • Get Fantasy Football update with the Yahoo Fantasy Football skill: “Alexa, ask Yahoo Fantasy Football for a score update” or “Alexa, ask Yahoo Fantasy Football if Colin Kaepernick is playing this week.”
  • Get league standings: “Alexa, what are the MLB standings?”

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