November 19th, 2020
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Coverboy Too Pooped To Party
Under the Weather...
By Daddy
Las Vegas — Too pooped to write anything today. Going to craw into bed as soon as I can. A couple hour nap should make a big difference.
The new camcorder is still hanging out in Phoenix doing loopty loops around the Fedex facility for the 3rd day. They've updated the arrival date to Friday. Hopefully the camcorder will arrive in time for me to start playing with it this weekend.
I picked up my Diabetic Shoes (with Inserts) which will be an improvement over the socks that I wear around the apartment. They're not suitable for going out as the left one doesn't have the support that the CROW boot has.
I've starting to get comfortable with Nova with my only complaint being the lack of contrast in several of their controls. These tired old eyes need that contrast in certain hours of the day. They tend to be really good at fixing these type of problems. This will be the 6th day of doing production with Nova and I still have 18 days left on the trial.
As is usual as we head into the holidays, money gets tight however November appears to be taken care of. I'll be coasting until the weekend. To all those that have donated, Thank you for your donations!. Any help is appreciated. Here's a link to the How to Donate Page
Wilson Cruz Is Going Where No Gay Man Has Gone Before
By Diane Anderson-Minshall
Hollywood — Alone in Toronto, Wilson Cruz is fresh off a Zoom call with the cast of his 1990s cult hit My So-Called Life. “They’re part of my chosen family,” he explains of his costars, which included Claire Danes and Jared Leto. The Gen-X series, and Wilson’s character, Rickie, continue to resonate with fans a quarter of a century after he became the first out gay actor to play an out gay leading character on TV in the U.S. (More)
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By Andy Towle
Cyberspace — Dolly Parton trended on social media Tuesday after it was revealed that she donated $1 million to help Moderna develop the coronavirus vaccine it said this week was 94.5 percent effective. (More)
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By Staff
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By Tris Reid-Smith
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By Neal Broverman
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By Michael Hill (AP)
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Q-Music: Men at Work - New and Recent Releases
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American Indian/Alaskan Native LGBTQ+ Youth Face High Suicide Risk
By Mey Rude
.UNITED STATES — November is Native American Heritage Month, and the Trevor Project has released a special research brief detailing mental health and suicide risk among American Indian/Alaskan Native youth. (More)
Ryan Fecteau Will Be Maine’s First Out Speaker of the House
By Alex Bollinger
Augusta — Maine Rep. Ryan Fecteau (D) will be the first out speaker of the state’s House of Representatives for the session that starts next year. “I’m filled with hope and determination because when Democrats lead, people who are too often forgotten or left at the margins are seen, they are valued and given a fair shot,” Fecteau told the state House when he was nominated. “Policymakers like you saw value and gave families like mine a fair shot.” (More)
