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When did it first make an appearance? I seem to remember them from the 70’s here in Canada. Nate’s Delicatessen on Rideau St. Which is gone now.

Ken Dryden recently died. He was a very classy guy who I became familiar with through a mutual friend although I never met him. A great hockey player, lawyer, politician, author and all around guy.

I use Micro Trend and found them to be good at protecting my computer and not heavy on the upgrade option.

I heard on the CBC tonight that the Ebola virus can remain a long time in the male reproductive system, ie semen, long after a patient has recovered from the disease. Of course the fatality rate is relatively high and more so with the recent variant originating in the DRC. But it is concerning that the virus can lurk in the reproductive system even when the patient no longer tests positive to the virus in a blood test. Not trying to fear monger but good info to know.

I’ve heard good things about Marco from a very reliable source. But no personal physical contact yet.

Some French phrases have entered into the English lexicon. That is one of them. Like Apres vous, Alphonse.

You can’t go wrong with Rami.

I luv the look of Roxas Caelum as well. Lucky you having had sex with him.

Nice getaway.

This story reminds me of a wealthy American I knew years ago who had an apartment in Rio which I once visited. He liked to pick up rough trade in the evenings and take them back to his place. I sometimes wonder what happened to him. This was at the turn of the century.

What do they say, All politics are local. !

November 11th is a day observed in the Commonwealth countries including Canada to remember and honour those who have fought and died in all the wars of the 20th century. The remaining veterans show up to help celebrate the day but apart from the conflicts in the 21st century, those who are still around from WWII are few. We have one here in my town who just turned 100. He trained for the Second War but fought in Korea. I suppose Memorial Day commemorates those soldiers who participated in on the Revolution, the Spanish American War, the Civil War, the Vietnam War, etc. These are wars particular to America. I see the need to have a separate day for observation of their sacrifices.

Didn’t America also help to liberate France in both wars? And the French helped the Americans to liberate themselves from British rule. That’s what allies do.

I’ve never understood why America observes this day to remember veterans. Most of the Commonwealth countries observe Nov. 11 th as Remembrance Day. That was the day of the armistice which ended the Great War or WWI as we now know it.

That link is trouble. Got spammed on it.