Christmas Special Edition: We’re Ready for Christmas; The Christmas Story; Toys have a warranty; Collection of Christmas Trees; Holiday Safety Recommendations; Holiday Recipes.

Friday, December 23, 2022

This year, just like every year, we all get overwhelmed with Panama’s excessive traffic and last minute shoppers.  Sometimes, we’re the culprit of the same procrastination.  This year, luckily, with a little extra effort, we as a family have been able to get a jump on things and got decorations done weeks ago as well as most of our shopping.  Admittedly, the queen is on the road as I type this, looking for a few more gifts for some nephews and a friend she ran into recently.  But that being said, we’re in full Christmas cheer and everyone at the Mikkelson household is excited for the holidays.  With just one last-minute request from Brandon to ensure we have sweet potatoes added to our Christmas dinner, I’ll make a stop this afternoon to Riba Smith for supplies and I’m doooooone.  And, we may actually have time for fishing this weekend as well.  Won’t that be awesome!? 

Merry Christmas to everyone in this, one of my favorite holidays of the year.  May you receive everything you hoped for, but remember to give double.

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TOP NEWS and TIDBITS:

Yoli’s Wisdom

THE TRUE STORY OF THE ORIGIN OF CHRISTMAS

Was Jesus born on December 25? Millions of Christians celebrate Christmas on this day, but the truth is that in the Bible – and specifically the Gospels, which is where episodes of his life are narrated – there is no mention of a specific date of his birth.

In fact, the early Christian communities did not even celebrate the birth of Jesus. To trace the mentions of this festival we must go back only to the fourth century after Christ (from the year 300 to 400).

Historians have accurate information that, at that time, at the time when the Roman Empire was officially converting to the Christian religion, both those who believed in Jesus and pagans – who believed in multiple gods – had celebrations on the same day: December 25.

Why Christmas is starting to be celebrated

At that time, Christians “begin to discuss the origin and humanity of Jesus, and then it begins to be important not only to celebrate death and crucifixion, but also birth,” Lorena Pérez Yarza, professor of History of Religions at Carlos III University and a postdoctoral researcher, told CNN.

Already since the previous century, the III, calculations were being made to determine what would have been the date of the birth of Jesus and different alternatives had been considered corresponding to the months of June, July and even November, among others. Subsequently, two dates were set that continue to this day: December 25, the main one, and the one with the eastern branch of the Orthodox which is January 6.

Then began the crossed accusations between Christians, since each side defended that its date was correct and that the other branch had invented its own.

In the context of this dispute, in the Middle Ages Armenians and Syrians “accuse Catholics and Orthodox that they are copying a pagan holiday, that they are not celebrating the true day of Jesus’ birth,” Perez explained.

And that is why in the nineteenth century historians thought that the choice of December 25 to celebrate Christmas had originally arisen from a pagan holiday of the Romans. But that hypothesis, at bottom, is the result of a dispute between Christians who could not agree, Perez explained. And the truth is that, although it is a simplified answer, today experts still do not have 100% certainty in their answer to the question.

But what will the pagans celebrate on those dates?

At that time there were multiple pagan festivals, including the Saturnalia, in honor of Saturn, which was one of the most popular in the Roman Empire. However, the end of that celebration dedicated to the god of agriculture and crops was December 23.

The Saturnalia, in honor of the god Saturn, was one of the main celebrations of the Roman Empire.

During that holiday, as the Encyclopedia Britannica explains, “all work and business were suspended. Slaves had temporary freedom to say and do as they pleased, and certain moral restrictions were eased.” And also during that celebration, Pérez explained, gifts were given, a tradition that continued in Christian Christmas.

On the 25th, meanwhile, there was an important celebration dedicated to solar worship, a cult that “gained popularity at the end of the Roman Empire as a way of praising the emperor,” according to the professor. This celebration of Sol Invictus was of great majesty, with public festivals at the Roman Cirque and races.

The truth is that the symbols of this cult of the emperor and the Christian cult were generated in the same culture and the influences are notorious. An example is the haloes of the saints, which come from the solar cult, as well as the crowns of medieval kings and allusions to light that exist in Christian symbology.

READ HERE: LA VERDADERA HISTORIA DEL ORIGEN DE LA NAVIDAD

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TOYS HAVE A GUARANTEE: KNOW WHAT THE LAW CONTEMPLATES

Stuffed animals of various colors and sizes.

Did you know that every toy that is purchased in the Republic of Panama has a legal guarantee of three months?

Law 45 of October 31, 2007, establishes this, as reported by the Authority for Consumer Protection and Defense of Competition (Acodeco) through a statement on December 22, 2022, which also states that, although the guarantee is not indicated on the invoice, the consumer can demand it under said law.

In addition, it clarifies that, if during this time deficiencies occur in the article, the consumer can demand repair, replacement and ultimately reimbursement of the amount paid.

He adds that all toys must maintain their respective price in view of  buyers, so Acodeco verifies that the scanners record the prices of the packaging or on the shelves.

The entity recommends that before choosing a toy they should make sure that it is intended for the age of the child and are not dangerous.

In this sense, they indicate that, harmless toys for an age of eleven can be dangerous and even deadly for a 4-year-old child. Although technological items are in the first place of preference, it must be considered that the appropriate age is very important.

He explains that, once the desired toy has been found, the person should check if it has in a visible place the indications that allow identifying its origin and if there is a minimum age for its use. Check your status, and if you have the slightest doubt about the security you provide for your child, do not buy it.

In addition, they advise you to carefully read the instructions for use and additional observations (regarding assembly, protective equipment, precautions, etc.). Keep the useful data of the manufacturer or distributor, and the invoice, in case you have to make a claim.

Recommendations

Explain to the child the detailed operation of the toy, as described in the instructions, you can even make a first test in his presence, to check that the child has understood your explanation. Indicate any risks you may run and tell them what gestures or manipulations to avoid.

– If you buy electric toys, check that they do not represent risks, such as burns.

– Painted or varnished toys are not suitable for young children, because they take everything to their mouths.

– Baby toys must be made of unbreakable materials.

– Beware of toys that produce noises, as they can easily leave the child deaf, especially if they are used in a closed room, as the sound multiplies.

They clarify that the prices of toys have never been regulated, they are governed by free supply and demand. The law requires that prices are in view of the consumer and that they are complied with. 

READ HERE: LOS JUGUETES TIENEN GARANTÍA: CONOZCA QUÉ CONTEMPLA LA LEY

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ETESA AND MUPA WILL RECEIVE NATURAL CHRISTMAS TREES TO TRANSFORM THEM INTO COMPOST

The compost or fertilizer can be reused in gardens, said Etesa.

The Electric Transmission Company (Etesa) and the Municipality of Panama (MUPA) will receive on January 7 and 8, 2023 natural trees to transform them into compost or fertilizer, for those who wish and can reuse it in their garden.

With this activity, which will be held in the parking lots of Etesa’s headquarters, Plaza Sun Tower in the Ricardo J. Alfaro, it seeks to contribute to the recycling and sustainability process of the country.

According to Etesa, recycling deposit centers have been established in five of its offices, for the collection of materials such as cardboard, paper, metals, tetrapak containers, plastics and glass, in order to take care of the environment.

“As a result of these saving and recycling actions in the month of November, significant savings of more than 6,544 liters of water were achieved, along with energy savings of more than 1,849,000 kilowatts per hour, with a direct benefit for our forests, lakes and citizens in general,” said Etesa.

In this sense, a series of actions are recommended for a better disposal of waste during these end of the year holidays:

• Deliver gifts in reusable bags.
• Use reusable cutlery and plates.
• Use decoration with Christmas lights disconnect at the end of the workday, and in the case of homes, do it before going to sleep.
• Use or donate toys that are still in condition.
• Use Christmas trees as fertilizer for your home plants

READ HERE: ETESA Y MUPA RECIBIRÁN ARBOLITOS DE NAVIDAD NATURALES PARA TRANSFORMARLOS EN COMPOSTA

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MINSA RECOMMENDATIONS TO AVOID EMERGENCIES IN DECEMBER HOLIDAYS

Minsa recommendations to avoid accidents in December.

The Ministry of Health (Minsa), asks the population not to lower their guard regarding the measures and rules of self-care established by the authorities, in this month of December in which multiple activities are carried out.

Among the recommendations it makes to the population to avoid accidents are:

• Do not buy fireworks

• Prohibit children from using gunpowder games on sharp objects that can scrape and cause skin lesions.

• Do not allow children to launch fireworks

What can you do if an accident occurs?

• Make sure your home has plenty of water in case an accident happens that can cause burns.

• Seek medical attention immediately.

• Pour plenty of cold water into the injured area.

• In case of burns in the eyes, do not rub or rinse with water, It may cause more damage.

• Do not press your eyes.

Tips for dealing with a burn

• Clear the area of injury of clothing, earrings, bracelets, rings, and other items.

• In case there is fabric or any garment adhered to the skin, it should not be detached from it.

• If blisters are created, do not burst them for any reason.

• Do not put any substance on the burn. Do not cover the lesion, it is better to leave it uncovered so that it dries and heals better.

• Go immediately to the nearest Health Center or call 911 do not let time pass.

How to avoid burns at home?

• Use the back burners.

• Leave pans and pots with magicians back.

• If you feel constant smell of gas, better call the firefighters.

• Test the water temperature before bathing children.

• Pyrotechnics must be handled by adults.

• Do not throw aerosols that may explode when burning garbage.

• Do not have appliances with defective cables.

• Do not overload areas with many extensions of spotlights.

• Do not leave detergent containers or acids within reach of children.

• Children cannot be left alone at home.

READ HERE: RECOMENDACIONES DEL MINSA PARA EVITAR EMERGENCIAS EN FIESTAS DE DICIEMBRE

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CSS WILL DECLARE GREEN ALERT DURING CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR TO REINFORCE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

For emergencies there will be 453 officials: 200 paramedics, emergency operators, and 40 SSC ambulances on the move.

The Social Security Fund (CSS) will declare a green alert from December 24 to 27 and from December 31 to January 2, to reinforce health care during these end of the year holidays.

On these dates, 32 executing units will continue to be served, of which 12 are hospitals, 20 polyclinics and a ULAPS.

Likewise, 5,000 CSS officials will be activated, including laboratory workers and doctors, as well as blood banks.

For emergencies there will be 453 staff: 200 paramedics, emergency operators, and 40 ambulances on the move.

According to Eynar Cruz, head of Emergency Management, the most common cases at this time are trauma from falls, fights due to alcohol intake and cases of burns due to fireworks.

Cruz announced that assaults by firearms and knives have decreased by 50%.

In urgent cases you can call 107, 504-9801/ 9802/ 9803 or 504-9806.

READ HERE: CSS DECLARARÁ ALERTA VERDE DURANTE NAVIDAD Y AÑO NUEVO PARA REFORZAR GESTIÓN DE EMERGENCIAS

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THEY MAKE STRIKING NATIVITY WITH GIANT PIECES IN PENONOMÉ

Families in Penonomé maintains tradition of Christmas births.

The Ramírez family for more than 60 years has strived to make a birth of Jesus with pieces that transport to Bethlehem

Mr. Carlos Ramírez explains that, although for this year the trade of births has been very limited, he has gone out to the streets and to the different shops to look for the necessary elements to fulfill his tradition.

Sisters Ana and Cecilia Conte travel to the Holy Land to bring moving pieces, where the images tell the entire biblical landscape and detail that they are pieces that have been inherited from generation to generation.

The sisters confess that for them to do the birth in this way is a passion, where the most important thing is to be able to transmit to the children the importance of the birth of the child God.

This year, they invited the Penonomeños for its inauguration, to the rhythm of musical bands, where the children contemplated attentively the images in the birth of the baby Jesus.

READ HERE: CONFECCIONAN LLAMATIVO NACIMIENTO CON PIEZAS GIGANTES EN PENONOMÉ

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DECEMBER 23 CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES

Free Christmas activities.

Artistic presentations, parades and plays are some of the Christmas activities that we will have this December 23 in Panama. Below, the list with the places and time when the events will take place.

At 8:00 a.m.

From 8 a.m to 6:00 p.m the La Doña Shopping Center, will have its ‘Magic Christmas Festival’ where they will have bazaars with artisanal products of entrepreneurs.

At 10:00 a.m.

Los Niños Cantores de Panamá and the Teachers’ String Quartet will give a concert at the Tocumen Airport. In the artistic presentation, Christmas carols will be sung and a special show will be given to travelers who are in the waiting room of the Airport, at that time of the morning.

At 4:00 p.m.

In the Chapel San Martin de Porres, the Grapes of San Carlos, the Christmas concert will be held by the Fc Grupo Musical. Christmas carols will be sung and they will have many other surprises.

At 5:00 p.m.

In the Rufina Alfaro Park the ‘Christmas Walk’ will be held, the event will have special entertainment for children, followed by a Christmas parade through the main streets of Villa de los Santos.

At 7:00 p.m

In Alcance Victoria Panama, there will be the play ‘A True Christmas’ where the whole truth will be told by the Grinch. This will be a night for the whole family and totally free.

READ HERE: 23 DE DICIEMBRE ACTIVIDADES DE NAVIDAD

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WHAT SAFETY MEASURES SHOULD YOU TAKE IF YOU TRAVEL INDOORS FOR CHRISTMAS?

During the long weekend for the Christmas celebrations, a great mobilization is expected towards the interior of the country, where many families will spend the holidays.

The National Police reminds citizens of the measures they must take to prevent criminals from doing theirs and stealing from residences.

The deputy commissioner of the National Police, Jorge Bryant, stressed that people are the first security rings.

In this sense, he requested that people avoid divulging on social networks that they will move inside, because criminals are aware of these means and may be vulnerable to an incident in their homes.

He recommended that people warn their neighbors or relatives that they will not be at home during the holidays.

When shopping, he recommended that people be aware of their belongings and on alert, to avoid being victims of “the cancheras”, or the “silk hands”.

The deputy commissioner explained that the Police are “overturned” on the street, “there are no people on vacation,” to guarantee the safety of citizens.

READ HERE: WHAT SAFETY MEASURES SHOULD YOU TAKE IF YOU TRAVEL INDOORS FOR CHRISTMAS?

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SECURITY MEASURES FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN PANAMA

Security measures before Christmas shopping in Panama.

Among the Christmas purchases in Panama, amounts of cash are usually handled in the country’s shopping centers. To this, security outside our home must be preserved, to avoid being victims of robberies and thefts.

For this reason, the Public Ministry (MP) announces the security measures to be taken in the face of the risks of crimes on the streets and alerts while you are alone.

Security measures

• When leaving home, try to close the doors and windows to avoid theft.
• To withdraw cash from ATMs, be accompanied, avoid dark places and do not count money in public.
• To mobilize in public transport, keep their wallets (for men) in the front pocket of their pants. For the ladies, protect their wallets in the same way by positioning it in front of themselves and protect it with their arms.

In addition to security on these festivities, to prevent crime, they also provide recommendations if you have to be alone or attend work appointments.

• The first of these is, to attend an appointment, ensure that they are in crowded places, that the address is correct and share the location and general information with a trusted person. If you meet with a person you do not know, you should send the data and photos you have of that individual to increase security.
• Do not use your social media to display additional information that exposes you to danger.
• If you feel threatened, seek help from people or a security agent nearby.
• If you use public transport to get around, do it by your own means. If it becomes necessary to use a mobility service, make sure it is the correct car.

The authorities suggest that the population go to shopping centers without the company of small children, so as not to regret losses before the concurrence of people in the city.

READ HERE: MEDIDAS DE SEGURIDAD ANTE LAS COMPRAS NAVIDEÑAS EN PANAMÁ

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TIPS TO AVOID FOOD CONTAMINATION AND POISONING

Cases of food poisoning increase.

With the arrival of the end of the year holidays and the consumption of unusual foods, the cases of poisoning that arrive in the emergency rooms of hospitals increase.

This is due, among other things, to the poor handling of food when preparing them such as salad, which should not be exposed to heat for a long time, especially if it was made with mayonnaise, so they recommend refrigerating it and adding mayonnaise minutes before consuming it.

The nutritionist José Ramiro López, pointed out that many foods are prepared from noon or afternoon hours, to be consumed at midnight or at night, allowing the growth of bacteria, therefore, it is best to take them to the fridge.

In addition, it is recommended that the preparation of meat, chicken and seafood be done in separate containers  to avoid cross-contamination that can lead to gastrointestinal diseases.

Nutritionists have also recommended consuming balanced portions to avoid excesses during Christmas and New Year’s dinners. In addition, they advise eating less food during the day in order to balance calories with what you are going to eat at night.

Meanwhile, the Social Security Fund (CSS) has issued a green alert in all hospitals nationwide for this December 24, 25, 31 and January 1, in order to be able to attend any type of emergency that is registered, including poisoning by food, alcoholic beverages and burns.  

READ HERE: CONSEJOS PARA EVITAR LA CONTAMINACIÓN DE ALIMENTOS E INTOXICACIONES

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HANUKKAH, JEWISH HOLIDAY

Hanukkah: Are they days off for the Jewish community?

It’s not free for Panamanians this week because of Hanukkah. Starting with the fact that this is a celebration of the Jewish community, which is not adopted by our country.  Some Jews take these days as a rest, to fully enjoy the celebration, while others continue with their common workday. This is according to the culture of the family, but it is not obligatory not to work for Jews, because of Hanukkah.

Hanukkah, Jewish holiday: how is it celebrated?

Hanukkah is celebrated by lighting candles for 8 nights in a row.

There are 8 days and nights of celebration which are commemorated by lighting a candle according to the days. The first day begins with one, the second lights two and so on until completing the number of candles that go on the Hanukiya (the sailboat) that tends to be put in the windows, with the luminaires already lit as a tradition; thus demonstrating to the world that thousands of years ago a miracle occurred.

Apart from this lighting of lights families tend to play with the Sevivon, this is a traditional game that is done between adults and children. The Sevivon is a style of a four-sided spinning top, where each face has the initial letter of a word.

Sevivon game.

The lyrics of the sevivon are

• N: nes means miracle.
• G: gadol means big.
• A: aya means there was.
• Sh: sham there in that place.

The whole sentence would say: There was a great miracle in that place.

Some Jewish families also celebrate Hanukkah, giving a gift every night, until the 8 days are completed. This is to share with family and friends, it is not a requirement of the date, but some households have adopted it to make the celebration something enjoyable for children.

Traditional Hanukkah foods.

Another way to share the also known Festival of Lights, is to make large banquets where you tend to cook dishes such as Latkes (grated potato pancakes), Sufganiya (donut type), and eat all kinds of menu that is made with oil, since this is a symbolism of the oil that multiplied for the Maccabees in that cave thousands of years ago.

READ HERE: HANUKKAH, FESTIVIDAD JUDÍA

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STATUS UPDATE:

Saturday, December 17, 2022

PANAMA REPORTS A TOTAL OF 1,020,961 DETECTED CASES OF INFECTION AND 8,554 DEATHS BY COVID-19

• 1,020,961 positive cases
• 516 new cases
• 8,554 deaths
• 6,598 Home Isolation (0 Hospital Hotels)
• 163 are hospitalized (153 in ward / 10 intensive care)
• 1,005,646 clinically recovered

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Coronavirus statistics:

Daily COVID-19 Cases

Date	Cases	Difference	Percentage of Cases
2023/07/23 - 2023/07/29	1047696	375	3.5%
2023/07/16 - 2023/07/22	1047321	321	4.6%
2023/07/09 - 2023/07/15	1047000	485	6.6%
2023/07/02 - 2023/07/08	1046515	663	7.8%
2023/06/18 - 2023/07/01	1045852	1909	10.0%
2023/06/11 - 2023/06/17	1043943	1312	11.8%
2023/06/04 - 2023/06/10	1042631	1302	11.1%
2023/05/28 - 2023/06/03	1041329	1099	11.3%
2023/05/21 - 2023/05/27	1040230	835	10.3%
2023/05/14 - 2023/05/20	1039395	753	8.9%
2023/05/07 - 2023/05/13	1038642	664	7.4%
2023/04/30 - 2023/05/06	1037978	654	5.8%
2023/04/03 - 2023/04/29	1037324	591	5.3%
2023/04/16 - 2023/04/22	1036733	633	4.9%
2023/04/09 - 2023/04/15	1036100	743	4.9%
2023/04/02 - 2023/04/08	1035357	627
2023/03/26 - 2023/04/01	1034730	949
2023/03/19 - 2023/03/25	1033781	3123
2023/03/18	1030658	108
2023/03/17	1030550	123
2023/03/16	1030427	112
2023/03/15	1030315	121
2023/03/14	1030194	144
2023/03/13	1030050	43
2023/03/12	1030007	51
2023/03/11	1029956	74
2023/03/10	1029882	86
2023/03/09	1029796	85
2023/03/08	1029711	91
2023/03/07	1029620	90
2023/03/06	1029530	25
2023/03/05	1029505	55
2023/03/04	1029450	65
2023/03/03	1029385	50
2023/03/02	1029335	91
2023/03/01	1029244	73
DIFFERENCE IN NUMBER PUBLISHED BY MINSA	1029171	-221
2023/02/28	1029392	110
2023/02/27	1029282	31
2023/02/26	1029251	38
2023/02/25	1029213	63
2023/02/24	1029150	66
2023/02/23	1029084	42
2023/02/22	1029042	14
2023/02/21	1029028	38
2023/02/20	1028990	14
2023/02/19	1028976	22
2023/02/18	1028954	53
2023/02/17	1028901	60
2023/02/16	1028841	50
2023/02/15	1028791	58
2023/02/14	1028733	78
2023/02/13	1028655	23
2023/02/12	1028632	34
2023/02/11	1028598	93
2023/02/10	1028505	67
2023/02/09	1028438	71
2023/02/08	1028367	76
2023/02/07	1028291	77
2023/02/06	1028214	35
2023/02/05	1028179	25
2023/02/04	1028154	87
2023/02/03	1028067	73
2023/02/02	1027994	70
2023/02/01	1027924	93
2023/01/31	1027831	112
2023/01/30	1027719	35
2023/01/29	1027684	43
2023/01/28	1027641	103
2023/01/27	1027538	100
2023/01/26	1027438	117
2023/01/25	1027321	104
2023/01/24	1027217	116
2023/01/23	1027101	51
2023/01/22	1027050	49
2023/01/21	1027001	112
2023/01/20	1026889	115
2023/01/19	1026774	138
2023/01/18	1026636	134
2023/01/17	1026502	163
2023/01/16	1026339	58
2023/01/15	1026281	69
2023/01/14	1026212	126
2023/01/13	1026086	172
2023/01/12	1025914	201
2023/01/11	1025713	221
2023/01/10	1025492	83
2023/01/09	1025409	104
2023/01/08	1025305	118
2023/01/07	1025187	190
2023/01/06	1024997	271
2023/01/05	1024726	358
2023/01/04	1024368	240
2023/01/03	1024128	115
2023/01/02	1024013	76
2023/01/01	1023937	153
2022/12/31	1023784	319
2022/12/30	1023465	346
2022/12/29	1023119	404
2022/12/28	1022715	460
2022/12/27	1022255	165
2022/12/26	1022090	104
2022/12/25	1021986	268
2022/12/24	1021718	360
2022/12/23	1021358	425
2022/12/22	1020933	689
2022/12/21	1020244	236
2022/12/20	1020008	582
2022/12/19	1019426	205
2022/12/18	1019221	320
2022/12/17	1018901	516
2022/12/16	1018385	675
2022/12/15	1017710	731
2022/12/14	1016979	1029
2022/12/13	1015950	1033
2022/12/12	1014917	398
2022/12/11	1014519	608
2022/12/10	1013911	1142
2022/12/09	1012769	1096
2022/12/08	1011673	400
2022/12/07	1011273	1742
2022/12/06	1009531	1245
2022/12/05	1008286	495
2022/12/04	1007791	598
2022/12/03	1007193	1104
2022/12/02	1006089	1260
2022/12/01	1004829	1378
2022/11/30	1003451	1615
2022/11/29	1001836	610
2022/11/28	1001226	513
2022/11/27	1000713	611
2022/11/26	1002102	1105
2022/11/25	1000997	1223
2022/11/24	999774	1210
2022/11/23	998564	1103
2022/11/22	997461	1023
2022/11/21	996438	350
2022/11/20	996088	421
2022/11/19	995667	731
2022/11/18	994936	624
2022/11/17	994312	446
2022/11/16	993866	459
2022/11/15	993407	571
2022/11/14	992836	98
2022/11/13	992738	174
2022/11/12	992564	307
2022/11/11	992257	102
2022/11/10	992155	231
2022/11/09	991924	260
2022/11/08	991664	309
2022/11/07	991355	98
2022/11/06	991257	65
2022/11/05	991192	115
2022/11/04	991077	69
2022/11/03	991008	172
2022/11/02	990836	157
2022/11/01	990679	175
2022/10/31	990504	77
2022/10/30	990427	73
2022/10/29	990354	175
2022/10/28	990178	118
2022/10/27	990060	114
2022/10/26	989946	144
2022/10/25	989802	138
2022/10/24	989664	52
2022/10/23	989612	64
2022/10/22	989548	99
2022/10/21	989449	114
2022/10/20	989335	73
2022/10/19	989262	109
2022/10/18	989153	120
2022/10/17	989033	39
2022/10/16	988994	49
2022/10/15	988945	110
2022/10/14	988835	98
2022/10/13	988737	109
2022/10/12	988628	123
2022/10/11	988505	184
2022/10/10	988321	53
2022/10/09	988268	48
2022/10/08	988220	109
2022/10/07	988111	105
2022/10/06	988006	121
2022/10/05	987885	138
2022/10/04	987747	111
2022/10/03	987636	42
2022/10/02	987594	41
2022/10/01	987553	108
2022/09/30	987445	92
2022/09/29	987353	96
2022/09/28	987257	128
2022/09/27	987129	150
2022/09/26	986979	76
2022/09/25	986903	97
2022/09/24	986806	156
2022/09/23	986650	147
2022/09/22	986503	167
2022/09/21	986336	175
2022/09/20	986161	221
2022/09/19	985940	67
2022/09/18	985873	119
2022/09/17	985754	169
2022/09/16	985585	218
2022/09/15	985367	280
2022/09/14	985087	270
2022/09/13	984817	323
2022/09/12	984494	122
2022/09/11	984372	198
2022/09/10	984174	314
2022/09/09	983860	337
2022/09/08	983523	383
2022/09/07	983140	393
2022/09/06	982747	497
2022/09/05	982250	192
2022/09/04	982058	296
2022/09/03	981762	406
2022/09/02	981356	487
2022/09/01	980869	614
2022/08/31	980255	629
2022/08/30	979626	770
2022/08/29	978856	296
2022/08/28	978560	439
2022/08/27	978121	717
2022/08/26	977404	762
2022/08/25	976642	913
2022/08/24	975729	974
2022/08/23	974755	1077
2022/08/22	973678	339
2022/08/21	973339	539
2022/08/20	972800	919
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2022/08/18	970923	969
2022/08/17	969954	1157
2022/08/16	968797	976
2022/08/15	967821	479
2022/08/14	967342	563
2022/08/13	966779	845
2022/08/12	965925	1031
2022/08/11	964894	1119
2022/08/10	963775	1167
2022/08/09	962608	1233
2022/08/08	961375	441
2022/08/07	960934	634
2022/08/06	960300	897
2022/08/05	959403	1046
2022/08/04	958357	905
2022/08/03	957452	1010
2022/08/02	956442	1099
2022/08/01	955343	413
2022/07/31	954930	561
2022/07/30	954369	800
2022/07/29	953569	930
2022/07/28	952639	904
2022/07/27	951735	1052
2022/07/26	950683	1160
2022/07/25	949523	502
2022/07/24	949021	548
2022/07/23	948473	838
2022/07/22	947635	944
2022/07/21	946691	1002
2022/07/20	945689	1184
2022/07/19	944505	1160
2022/07/18	943345	534
2022/07/17	942811	728
2022/07/16	942083	1137
2022/07/15	940946	1182
2022/07/14	939764	943
2022/07/13	938821	1424
2022/07/12	937397	1713
2022/07/11	935684	704
2022/07/10	934980	863
2022/07/09	934117	2007
2022/06/08	932110	1578
2022/06/07	930532	1693
2022/06/06	928839	1762
2022/06/05	927077	1137
2022/06/04	925940	686
2022/06/03	925254	926	16.9%
2022/06/02	924328	1338	17.1%
2022/06/01	922990	1626	18.3%
2022/06/30	921364	1624	13.9%
2022/06/29	919740	1828	18.3%
2022/06/28	917912	1989	18.8%
2022/06/27	915923	886	18.0%
2022/06/26	915057	1125	18.9%
2022/06/25	913932	1584	18.0%
2022/06/24	912348	1826	19.3%
2022/06/23	910522	2130	19.7%
2022/06/22	908392	1957	18.7%
2022/06/21	906435	2080	19.0%
2022/06/20	904355	826	18.6%
2022/06/19	903529	1143	19.0%
2022/06/18	902386	2053	19.2%
2022/06/17	900333	1451	14.9%
2022/06/16	898882	1958	19.1%
2022/06/15	896924	2080	18.7%
2022/06/14	894844	2389	19.5%
2022/06/13	892455	1106	18.5%
2022/06/12	891349	1389	18.3%
2022/06/11	889960	2323	19.1%
2022/06/10	887637	2591	19.5%
2022/06/09	885046	2793	20.5%
2022/06/08	882253	3244	21.2%
2022/06/07	879009	3523	21.9%
2022/06/06	875486	1692	20.6%
2022/06/05	873794	1942	20.5%
2022/06/04	871852	3056	22.4%
2022/06/03	868796	3296	22.3%
2022/06/02	865500	3789	22.7%
2022/06/01	861711	3443	22%
2022/05/31	858268	3819	22.6%
2022/05/30	854449	1842	22.2%
2022/05/29	852607	2123	21.1%
2022/05/28	850484	3109	22.4%
2022/05/27	847375	3678	24.1%
2022/05/26	843697	3951	24.4%
2022/05/25	839746	3825	22.7%
2022/05/24	835921	3876	24.3%
2022/05/23	832045	1758	20.8%
2022/05/22	830287	2167	20.7%
2022/05/21	828120	3203	22.7%
2022/05/20	824917	3417	20%
2022/05/19	821500	3842	22%
2022/05/18	817658	3506	20.7%
2022/05/17	814152	3910	22.2%
2022/05/16	810242	1799	21.4%
2022/05/15	808443	2166	20.8%
2022/05/14	806277	3054	21.8%
2022/05/13	803223	3248	23.3%
2022/05/12	799975	3514	21.7%
2022/05/11	796461	3324	21.5%
2022/05/10	793137	3307	21.5%
2022/05/09	789830	1359	22.4%
2022/05/08	788471	1615	21.1%
2022/05/07	786856	2672	21.6%
2022/05/06	784184	1919	20.5%
2022/05/05	782265	2117	18.4%
2022/05/04	780148	1838	17.9%
2022/05/03	778310	652	14.3%
2022/05/02	777658	538	11.9%
2022/05/01	777120	700	13.3%
2022/04/30	776420	932	12.1%
2022/04/29	775488	939	12.3%
2022/04/28	774549	874	12.2%
2022/04/27	773675	845	11.2%
2022/04/26	772830	744	9.9%
2022/04/25	772086	267	7.1%
2022/04/24	771819	481	6.3%
2022/04/23	771486	481	7.6%
2022/04/22	771005	542	8.4%
2022/04/21	770463	487	7.9%
2022/04/20	769976	519	7.4%
2022/04/19	769457	479	6.7%
2022/04/18	768978	184	5.4%
2022/04/17	768794	200	5.1%
2022/04/16	768594	124	5.0%
2022/04/15	768470	271	6.2%
2022/04/14	768199	364	6.3%
2022/04/13	767835	397	6.1%
2022/04/12	767438	371	5.5%
2022/04/11	767067	136	4.0%
2022/04/10	766931	254	4.2%
2022/04/09	766504	327	4.8%
2022/04/08	766177	247	5.4%
2022/04/07	766177	247	4.3%
2022/04/06	765930	253	4.0%
2022/04/05	765677	340	5.1%
2022/04/04	765337	124	3.5%
2022/04/03	765213	159	3.4%
2022/04/02	765054	223	4.0%
2022/04/01	764831	295	4.8%
2022/03/31	764536	293	4.8%
2022/03/30	764243	310	4.5%
2022/03/29	763933	325	4.2%
2022/03/28	763608	125	3.4%
2022/03/27	763483	203	4.0%
2022/03/26	763280	255	3.7%
2022/03/25	763025	290	4.3%
2022/03/24	762735	341	4.8%
2022/03/23	762394	386	5.5%
2022/03/22	762008	365	4.8%
2022/03/21	761643	135	3.7%
2022/03/20	761508	193	3.6%
2022/03/19	761315	311	4.7%
2022/03/18	761004	269	4.4%
2022/03/17	760735	330	5.1%
2022/03/16	760405	300	4.5%
2022/03/15	760105	323	4.6%
2022/03/14	759782	146	4.0%
2022/03/13	759636	175	4.1%
2022/03/12	759461	237	4.3%
2022/03/11	759224	301	5.0%
2022/03/10	758923	310	4.5%
2022/03/09	758613	301	4.6%
2022/03/08	758312	382	5.2%
2022/03/07	757930	362	5.4%
2022/03/06	757568	81	4.7%
2022/03/05	757487	426	6.5%
2022/03/04	757061	522	7.1%
2022/03/03	756539	454	6.3%
2022/03/02	756085	232	6.3%
2022/03/01	755853	355	6.6%
2022/02/28	755498	236	5.6%
2022/02/27	755262	357	7.8%
2022/02/26	754905	543	7.7%
2022/02/25	754362	668	8.1%
2022/02/24	753694	787	8.2%
2022/02/23	752907	734	8.2%
2022/02/22	752173	932	9.2%
2022/02/21	751241	481	10.7%
2022/02/20	750760	673	10.6%
2022/02/19	750087	952	11.4%
2022/02/18	749135	1219	13.6%
2022/02/17	747916	1221	12.5%
2022/02/16	746695	1328	12.5%
2022/02/15	745367	1714	13.3%
2022/02/14	739770	799	13.9%
2022/02/13	742854	1203	14.5%
2022/02/12	741651	1881	15.9%
2022/02/11	739770	2111	17.5%
2022/02/10	737659	2424	19.0%
2022/02/09	735235	3028	20.0%
2022/02/08	732207	3180	17.8%
2022/02/07	729027	1614	19.9%
2022/02/06	727413	2345	21.1%
2022/02/05	725068	3589	21.0%
2022/02/04	721479	4308	24.2%
2022/02/03	717171	5210	24.2%
2022/02/02	711691	6081	26.2%
2022/02/01	705880	5606	21.6%
2022/01/31	700274	3150	26.6%
2022/01/30	697124	4490	27.2%
2022/01/29	692634	7004	28.9%
2022/01/28	685630	7502	30.4%
2022/01/27	678128	8268	30.9%
2022/01/26	669860	10481	35.5%
2022/01/25	659379	9241	36.2%
2022/01/24	650138	5455	37.6%
2022/01/23	644683	7164	36.3%
2022/01/22	637519	10629	36.3%
2022/01/21	626890	11933	36.3%
2022/01/20	614957	12351	34.3%
2022/01/19	602606	10763	36.3%
2022/01/18	591843	11519	33.2%
2022/01/17	580324	5468	37.4%
2022/01/16	574856	7278	36.0%
2022/01/15	567578	8902	35.3%
2022/01/14	558676	9530	33.4%
2022/01/13	549146	9074	33.0%
2022/01/12	540072	6513	27.6%
2022/01/11	533559	4105	25.0%
2022/01/10	529454	3139	23.0%
2022/01/09	526315	4066	23.0%
2022/01/08	522249	4804	20.2%
2022/01/07	517445	5043	21.0%
2022/01/06	512402	4623	21.5%
2022/01/05	507779	4372	20.0%
2022/01/04	503407	3259	16.7%
2022/01/03	500148	1363	14.7%
2022/01/02	498785	977	13.2%
2022/01/01	497808	1888	12.8%
2021/12/31	495920	2213	10.4%
2021/12/30	493707	2664
2021/12/29	491043	1348
2021/12/28	489695	1354
2021/12/27	488341	574
2021/12/26	487767	563
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2020/12/31	246790	4046
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2020/05/11	8616	168
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2020/05/08	8070	202
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2020/05/06	7731	208
2020/05/05	7523	136
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2020/04/28	6200	179
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2020/04/26	5779	241
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2020/04/22	4992	171
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2020/04/20	4658	191
2020/04/19	4467	194
2020/04/18	4273	63
2020/04/17	4210	194
2020/04/16	4016	265
2020/04/15	3751	177
2020/04/14	3574	102
2020/04/13	3472	72
2020/04/12	3400	166
2020/04/11	3234	260
2020/04/10	2974	222
2020/04/09	2752	224
2020/04/08	2528	279
2020/04/07	2249	149
2020/04/06	2100	112
2020/04/05	1988	187
2020/04/04	1801	128
2020/04/03	1673	198
2020/04/02	1475	158
2020/04/01	1317	136
2020/03/31	1181	106
2020/03/30	1075	86
2020/03/29	989	88
2020/03/28	901	115
2020/03/27	786	112
2020/03/26	674	116
2020/03/25	558	115
2020/03/24	443	98
2020/03/23	345	32
2020/03/22	313	68
2020/03/21	245	45
2020/03/20	200	63
2020/03/19	137	28
2020/03/18	109	23
2020/03/17	86	17
2020/03/16	69	14
2020/03/15	55	12
2020/03/14	43	7
2020/03/13	36	9
2020/03/12	27	13
2020/03/11	14	6
2020/03/10	8	7
2020/03/09	1	0

This is a list of the number of cases per day since the first case was discovered in Panama

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Holiday Recipes

Over the years, I’ve been the one to take care of most of the main courses and desserts for our Christmas dinners.  Taking after my mother, I always make it a point to over do it… …waaaaaay over.  This year was no exception and I ended up making my classic Pumpkin Pies, (6 of them), a Cherry Pie, 2 Pineapple Upside down cakes, and an assortment of over 150 cookies.  A few of my friends and party goers asked me if the recipes were secrets, for which they are not.  Therefore, what better “END NOTE” could I come up with other than a few of the better recipes that I’ve come upon over the years.  My biggest hit this year, by far, was the Pineapple Upside Down Cake.  They really need to come up with a shorter name for this one, but “PUD Cake” sounds kinda nasty.   

The BEST Pineapple Upside Down Cake

This Pineapple Upside Down Cake is the BEST recipe I’ve made and tried! The cake itself is moist, soft and tender with a fresh pineapple flavor, and the topping consists of caramelized pineapples and maraschino cherries for ample flavor!

Prep Time10 mins

Cook Time45 mins

Total Time55 mins

Servings: 8 -10

Ingredients

• FOR THE TOPPING:
• 1/4 cup salted butter melted
• 1/2 cup brown sugar
• 5-7 pineapple rings drained and juice reserved
• Maraschino cherries without stems
• FOR THE CAKE:
• 3 Tbsp vegetable oil
• 3/4 cup granulated sugar
• 1 large egg
• 1/2 tsp salt
• 2 tsp baking powder
• 1 tsp vanilla extract
• 1⅓ cups all-purpose flour
• 1/4 cup full-fat sour cream or Greek yogurt
• 1/2 cup milk
• 1/4 cup pineapple juice

Instructions

1. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees F. Lightly grease the bottom and sides of a 9″ round cake pan with cooking spray. In a small bowl, combine the melted butter and brown sugar and pour the mixture into the bottom of the cake pan, spreading it out evenly. Arrange the pineapple rings around the pan and place maraschino cherries in between. Set aside briefly.
2. In the bowl of a stand mixer, cream together the oil and granulated sugar until moistened. Beat in the egg, salt, baking powder, and vanilla until combined. Beat in the sour cream. Gradually add some of the milk, alternating with the flour until a soft batter comes together. Gently beat in the pineapple juice last.  Veeeeery imporant to do this just prior to pouring the batter… …next step.  Don’t add it just to let it set for a few minutes.  The acidic juice will eventually separate the batter and then, well, yuck.
3. Carefully pour the batter over the pineapples in the pan, careful not to disturb their placement. Bake for approx. 40-45 minutes or until the cake appears set, is light golden brown, and a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean or with moist, not wet, crumbs.  Cool for 10-15 minutes, then very carefully invert the cake onto a platter or plate. If you use the proper pan for this, the cake will slide right out.  Serve warm or room temperature.

IMPORTANT NOTE:  I doubled this recipe and put it all in a 9×13 cake pan, instead of the 9” round and it worked out perfectly.  Cooking times were much longer though.

CHRISTMAS COOKIES

Ingredients

• ▢ 225g / 1 cup unsalted butter , softened (or use salted, skip salt)
• ▢ 1 cup caster/superfine sugar (granulated/ordinary white sugar ok too)
• ▢ 1 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
• ▢ 1 large egg (55-60g / 1.9-2oz)
• ▢ 3 cups flour , plain / all purpose
• ▢ 3/4 tsp baking powder
• ▢ 3/4 tsp salt

Instructions

1. Preheat Oven to 180°C / 350°F (160°C fan). Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper.
2. Beat butter and sugar in a large bowl until creamy (1 minute on speed 5)
3. Add egg and vanilla, beat until completely combined.
4. Add flour, baking powder, and salt.
5. Start mixing slowly, then beat until the flour is incorporated – it will be clumpy.
6. Dust work surface with flour, scrape dough out of bowl. Pat together then cut in half, then shape into 2 discs.
7. Roll out to 0.3cm / 1/8″ (for thinner, crispier cookies) or 0.6cm / 1/4″ (for thicker, softer cookies), sprinkling with flour under and over the dough so it doesn’t stick.
8. Use cookie cutters to press out shapes and use a knife or spatula to transfer shapes to prepared baking sheets. (Keep dough that doesn’t fit in the oven in the fridge).
9. Bake for 10 minutes, swapping trays halfway (Note 2), until the surface is pale golden and the edges are just beginning to turn light golden.
10. Allow cookies to cool completely on trays (they will finish cooking on the trays).
11. Icing
12. Melt chocolate then dip the surface into chocolate.
13. Dot with icing sugar and decorated with silver balls
14. Dust with icing sugar
15. Serve plain! They are sweet vanilla biscuits so they are wonderful eaten just as they are!

PEANUT BUTTER BLOSSOMS

Ingredients

Yield: 5 dozen cookies

• 1¾cups all-purpose flour
• 1teaspoon baking soda
• ½teaspoon salt
• 4ounces (1 stick) butter, at room temperature
• ½cup smooth peanut butter (or other creamy nut butter)
• ½cup granulated sugar, plus more for rolling
• ½cup light brown sugar
• 1large egg
• 1tablespoon milk, half-and-half, oat milk or nut milk
• 1teaspoon vanilla extract
• Nonstick spray or vegetable oil for cookie sheet (optional)
• 5dozen (one 11-ounce package) Hershey’s Kisses, foil removed

Preparation

1. Step 1

Sift together flour, baking soda and salt; set aside. Using an electric mixer, cream together butter, peanut butter, ½ cup granulated sugar and light brown sugar. Add egg, milk and vanilla; beat until well blended. Gradually add flour mixture, mixing thoroughly. If the dough is very soft, refrigerate for about 1 hour.

• Step 2

Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Spray, oil or line a cookie sheet with nonstick liner and set aside. Roll dough into 1-inch balls. (For a precise number of cookies, divide the dough into 5 pieces, and shape each piece into 12 balls.)

• Step 3

Roll cookies in sugar and place 2 inches apart on cookie sheet. Bake until very light brown and puffed, 6 to 8 minutes. Remove sheet from oven and lightly press a candy kiss into center of each cookie, allowing it to crack slightly. Return to oven until light golden brown, 2 to 3 minutes. Remove from oven, cool completely and store in an airtight container.

SNICKERDOODLES

Ingredients

• 3 cups (375g) all-purpose flour (spoon & leveled)
• 2 teaspoons cream of tartar*
• 1 teaspoon baking soda
• 1 and 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
• 1/2 teaspoon salt
• 1 cup (2 sticks or 230g) unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
• 1 and 1/3 cup (267g) granulated sugar
• 1 large egg + 1 large egg yolk, at room temperature
• 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
• 1/3 cup (70g) granulated sugar
• 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). Line two large cookie sheets with parchment paper or silicone baking mats. Set aside.
2. Make the topping: Combine the granulated sugar and cinnamon together in a small bowl.
3. Make the cookies: Whisk the flour, cream of tartar, baking soda, cinnamon, and salt together in a medium bowl.
4. In a large bowl using a hand mixer or stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, beat the butter and granulated sugar together on high speed until smooth and creamy, about 2 minutes. Add the egg, egg yolk, and vanilla extract. Beat on medium-high speed until combined. Scrape down the sides and up the bottom of the bowl with a rubber spatula as needed. With the mixer running on low speed, slowly add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients in 3 different parts. The dough will be thick.
5. Roll cookie dough into balls, about 1.5 Tablespoons of cookie dough each. Roll the dough balls in cinnamon-sugar topping. Sprinkle extra cinnamon-sugar on top if desired. Arrange 3 inches apart on the baking sheets.
6. Bake cookies for 10 minutes. The cookies will be very puffy and soft. When they are still very warm, lightly press down on them with the back of a spoon or fork to help flatten them out. Allow cookies to cool on the baking sheet for 10 minutes and transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
7. Cookies remain soft & fresh for 7 days in an airtight container at room temperature.

Brett Mikkelson, CII, CPE

Director, B.M. Investigations | M1 Consultants Inc

Mobile (+507) 6674-1183

brett@bminvestigations.com / www.bminvestigations.com

Proud Member of: Council of International Investigators (CII – Past President 2018-2019; Executive Regional Director 2021-Present), World Association of Detectives (WAD), The Fraternal Order of Investigators (Founding Member), Victory Services Club (London), Association of the U.S. Army (AUSA – Isthmian Chapter), Association of Certified Anti-money Laundering Specialists (ACAMS), American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS), Association of Fraud Examiners (AEF – Panama), Business Security Alliance (ASE – Panama).