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Montmartre
Love Montmarte! Been there several times. Check out the video "From Paris With Love" - Melody Gardot. I don't know if I can successfully post the Youtube link:
https://youtu.be/RCckn1H5DIE__________________________________________________________________________Carl, Montmarte only once for me, and very memorable in the mid 90's while on a business trip. Perhaps, the most memorable "place" I have seen historically. Would love to return as didn't have enough time to explore thoroughly.
The video is great. Thanks for posting. I saved it in my other YouTube music.
The Vikings Series had an awesome part about the siege of Paris, and showed a rendition of Montmarte.
The Great Viking Siege of Paris
A mighty Viking fleet sailed up the Seine River and laid siege to Paris in 885.
The shallow hull construction of Viking ships enabled the Norsemen to penetrate deep into West Francia using its long rivers as highways.
https://warfarehistorynetwork.com/2020/09/15/the-great-viking-siege-of-paris/Harry / Marietta GA
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I remember that stuff. There was another variant of it called methyolaid. That stuff burned like hell! Wonder what was in it?
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I remember that stuff. There was another variant of it called methyolaid. That stuff burned like hell! Wonder what was in it?
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I remember both Mercurochrome and Merthiolate being used on myself and my two brothers in the 50's & 60's. I remember one came in a small container with a glass rod dauber. The other came in a long slender glass tube wrapped in paper. I know one of the two burned when it was applied.
I preferred a nice Hydrogen Peroxide rinse, a Band-Aid and I was back outside and after it again.
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I remember that stuff. There was another variant of it called methyolaid. That stuff burned like hell! Wonder what was in it?
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I - vividly - remember the smell of mercurochrome
Merbromin, the API (active pharmaceutical ingredient) of Mercurochrome. It is a topical antiseptic (and a pretty good one, although no longer sold in the US).
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Merthiolate is/was a trade name for another organomercurial compound that, in my line of work, is known as thimerosal. This is the stuff that used to be used as a preservative in, e.g., vaccines but fell into disrepute due to a (completely spurious) imputed connection to autism.
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That whole "Mercur" part of the names scares me. Makes me think our moms were unwittingly poisoning us with Mercury!
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That whole "Mercur" part of the names scares me. Makes me think our moms were unwittingly poisoning us with Mercury!
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That whole "Mercur" part of the names scares me. Makes me think our moms were unwittingly poisoning us with Mercury!
oops, that's Merkur...
Mercury (the element) gets a bad rap. Not entirely undeserved (mercury and mercury vapor are, indeed quite toxic -- as are many organomercury compounds), but, as in most things, a little common sense goes a long way -- and the common sense approach to mercury containing materials is long gone.
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That whole "Mercur" part of the names scares me. Makes me think our moms were unwittingly poisoning us with Mercury!
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Supposedly in Lincoln, NE. Probably in Bo Pelini's old house.
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