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If readers were to see my list of favourite team sports to watch, and yes such a list has been made on more than once as a time filler, you would find I waffle from day-to-day between box lacrosse and rugby, depending I suspect largely on what is in

2020 certainly asked a lot of us. Wow, there鈥檚 the understatement of the New Year, right? Maybe that鈥檚 not quite the right wording. 2020 more or less snatched a lot from us without asking sort of permission.

It was New Year鈥檚 Eve 2019 and of the top resolutions 小蓝视频 made that night, less screen time sat just behind getting finances in order and living a healthier life. Enter 2020.

Typically at this time in a new year journalists look back at the year that just passed into history.

The game Cyberpunk 2077 has me thinking about the future. It鈥檚 not due to the merits of the game itself, which I have not played.

In a year dominated by a global pandemic, it鈥檚 almost as if we鈥檝e forgotten that we had a historic election this year.

To finally pull the 2020 calendar down from the wall, crumple it, tear it into pieces and toss it into the recycle bin was likely something of a cathartic exercise for many this year. The year 2020 is one which was difficult to say the least.

What are Canadians most longing to do when the pandemic is over? That鈥檚 what a new survey from Angus Reid aimed to uncover as 2020 draws to a close and Canadians look toward 2021 with more hope.

Most of you probably don鈥檛 remember the column 鈥淟augh at Life鈥� that I had the privilege to write years ago (thus鈥� the 鈥渞evisited鈥� in the title).

Miniature games come and go with near startling regularity. While some games you quickly get the feeling may be short-lived, but even top games such as MERCs can disappear almost overnight.