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Ken Christopher threw his watch to the ground and rode “Big Red” – his 1977 Harley Davidson Electra-guide, full dresser with original paint – into heaven on Monday, April 4, 2022. Known for his larger-than-life personality, handsome face and gap-toothed smile, he leaves our hearts grieving, and yet full of warm memories. To Ken, anything could be turned into a joke. Even in the darkest moments, the laughs were within reach and only a perfectly phrased one-liner away. He was so loved.

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Meta said that its grand ambition of building the “metaverse” won’t be possible if there aren’t drastic improvements in today’s telecoms networks.

Meta said that its grand ambition of building the “metaverse” won’t be possible if there aren’t drastic improvements in today’s telecoms networks.