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I searched for him on RM and nothing came up. Many fond memories of hiring him in LA when he lived there.

I have no advice to offer in regards to how you should find an executor. However, I'd suggest that you open at least one bank account with either a joint account holder or a payable-on-death beneficiary. Doing so ensures that in the event you die someone will have access to funds that can pay for expenses. Someone else mentioned setting up a revocable, sometimes referred to as a "family," trust. The beauty of the revocable trust is they are not all that expensive or difficult to establish and can be modified or completely dissolved (or "revoked") relatively quickly and easily. That could be a way to work through estate planning issues while your life is in flux. One more thing...Setting up pay-on-death beneficiaries is a very quick and easy way to designate who gets what from a bank account and many investment accounts. The bennies can be changed at will. Doing so establishes an informal trust. It is also a method to maximize FDIC deposit insurance coverage. OK, this is really the last thing. I'd consult your attorney about your current life situation and about the life situation you will find yourself in once you get married. I know you know this but I'll say it anyway - there's a lot at stake and a lot of unknowns. PS: I hope you and your other half do get married. It sounds like you both want to do so.

Yep, that's right. I wasn't using sarcasm, being sarcastic, nor being a smart ass. I read something recently about avoiding taking calcium supplements at the same time you take certain supplements and meds, as the calcium can bind to the supplement/med and prevent full absorption. It recommended waiting two hours. I'll find the article and post it later.

I heard about the scandal on NPR, but they did not go into the same level of detail as these stories. Makes me wonder whether the guys will be back in a few years after memories of the scandal have become fuzzy.

Uh, yeah. We can file this under "WTF?"

We all know that the government, physicians, the World Health Organization, and virtually every LGBT health organization is targeting men who have sex with men in a campaign to encourage the use of Truvada as PrEP. They did the same with advertisements for condom usage as a measure to prevent the spread of disease, HIV testing (still do, actually), and for discussing HIV status. As @quoththeraven stated, men who have sex with men are targeted because they are at greatest risk of acquiring HIV. You will notice there are no ads for tampons in magazines that target gay men, but lots of ads for tampons in magazines that target women. Frankly, I was expecting to see evidence of a conspiracy to give gay men a pill that would harm, rather than help them. The sources you provided do not do that. Instead, they discuss the research that has concluded that Truvada is effective at preventing the spread of HIV when taken as prescribed. Speaking of research, a simple Google search will reveal that Truvada was approved as a treatment for HIV in 2004. (It is prescribed as part of a "cocktail" of one or more additional drugs). Eight years later, in 2012, it was approved for use as a prevention method. This is hardly a treatment that was discovered yesterday and rushed to market.

Looking at pictures of the station, it appears that one can walk onto the platform from the station's driveway without going inside of the station house. So, I'm going to say "no."

300 roses would cost anywhere from $325 to $425, depending on which retailer you bought them from. Trader Joe's recently had them for $12.99/dozen and Target for $16.99/dozen.

Yes, we do. Just like we know steroid-based "controller" medications treat, but don't cure, asthma and in some cases can cause a life-threatening attack. Still, millions of people (including me) take them because we feel the benefits outweigh the risk.

I thought firefighters put out fires, not ignite them.

Another overlooked museum in NYC is The Museum of the City of New York. For those who are traveling to Chicago, The Chicago History Museum is also worth a visit.

You can see the text associated with reviews on rent.men if you use a VPN to access the site from the US.

Yes, I have. That is how I identified a severe sensitivity to soy, beans, onions, and dairy products. It was life-changing.

rent.men has the same escort ads as rentmen.eu, but the format of rent.men has been updated while rentmen.eu has the older format.

As a very tall bottom (6'4") I can tell you that: I like towering over my top Shorter bottoms often get turned on by nailing a taller top, which is good because I tower over almost everyone and We are all pretty much the same height when lying down

What a great pic! Thanks for sharing.

What you need is a CPA who also does CBT.

Thanks to using a steroid inhaler (Advair) to control my asthma, when I catch a cold the next thing that occurs is a case of bronchitis or pneumonia. Starting about ten years ago the bronchitis/pneumonia has gotten so bad that the doctor will put me on a course of prednisone (or prednisolone) and antibiotics. Gets rid of the bronchitis within a few days. The sleeplessness is NOT a welcomed side-effect, but the house gets cleaned every day and the cabinets/closets/storage locker/dresser drawers never looked better-organized.

When searching for a common term like "profession" you will get a lot of results. That's just how search works. You could try searching for "https://rent.men/Profession" and "https://rentmen.eu/Profession"

In my experience, these characteristics are not indicative of one's sexual orientation. They are, however, indicative that one is an asshole. That, on the other hand, is indicative of a straight asshole. Or a self-hating gay or bisexual asshole. While I understand why some would find him to be physically attractive, I'm not one of the some. All that being said, if he is non-communicative I'm not sure a meeting would take place as you would never receive confirmation of the meeting. My advice is to take a pass and find an attractive guy who isn't an asshole.

LOVED the tunnel cam! Thanks for posting.

I haven't heard of this firm, but I also haven't had a reason to use their services. However, I've researched online lenders and it is not unusual for a lender to collect a loan origination fee.

I think the lock is a great idea for you and for your landlord.

A combination lock or a fob doesn't require a smartphone and could be considered a type of key. I can see why a landlord would want to install a system like Latch to manage building access, but refusing to issue physical keys (or a code or some such) to longtime tenants sounds like an effort to force out rent-controlled tenants. Can't speak for NYC, but when I lived in Evanston, IL, the first city north of Chicago (we don't call it a suburb) which makes San Francisco look conservative, tenants ALWAYS won. When I asked my landlord why the hot water came out the tap close to boiling and why the heat was always cranked in winter he said it was less costly than dealing with the city's landlord/tenant commission.