... love goes where our rosemary goes, therefore, we're giving you a recipe and some male flesh anyway. Rosemary is that herb powerful enough to protect against bad times. Among its magical uses, beyond powerful protection, the departed gay wiccan, Scott Cunningham tells us this about rosemary: "... it has long been used in love and lust incenses and other mixtures ... the powdered leaves wrapped in linen cloth and bound to the right arm dispel depression and make the emotions light and merry." Looks like the gentlemen are somewhat light and merry. They are Mike Betts and Rick Wolfmier from a 1980 pictorial. Those who know good food also know this useful herb. Here follows a warm weather treat. Rosemary Orange Salad Oranges, 4 navel, peeled and sectioned Red Onion, small, thin slices Rosemary, one spoonful, minced Rosemary sprigs for garnish Olives, pitted and sliced (cerignole and kalamatas) salt, pepper Olive Oil Balsamic Vinegar and/or Lemon Lime juice 1.Toss the ingr...
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From the Canadian Red Cross site
In response to Hurricane Katrina which has pummelled the coast of Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi, the American Red Cross has launched its largest ever mobilization of resources for a single disaster.
“We have offered our colleagues in the United States our full support for this disaster,” said Don Shropshire, National Director, Disaster Services, Canadian Red Cross.
“At present the American Red Cross has requested that Canadian Red Cross send highly trained disaster response volunteers and we are currently preparing our team to travel to the US.” The Canadian Red Cross will be not be recruiting new people for this team, but rather will be relying on its existing pool of experienced, trained volunteers.
“The Canadian Red Cross has received hundreds of calls from Canadians wanting to help the people impacted by this disaster and will accept funds designated for Hurricane Katrina.”
And for more info on the official Canadian reaction
National Post