Feb 7

 

 

Feb  7, 2021  Week: 6  Day: 38

Local:  H 49°\ L 23°\Ave. Sky Cover: 5%

Wind:   6mph\Gusts:  10mph                       

Low Risk of Fire:  Active fire:  223mi

Nearest lightning:  1608mi.

Record: 66°[1963] Record:-18°[1903]              

Visibility:  10mi

Feb. Averages: 47°/19° (5 days with moisture)

Today’s Quote

Let us always meet each other with smile, for the smile is the beginning of love.

Mother Teresa

Random Tidbits

Since 2015, marijuana has become the fastest growing industry in the U.S. If marijuana becomes legal in all 50 states, the industry will become larger than the organic food market.

A Little Humor

What do people do with all the extra time they save by writing ‘k’ instead of ‘ok’?

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Q What do you call a crazy judge? Judge-mental

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Someone stole my bike- so I called the cops, and they found the thief. He was arrested for peddling stolen goods.

True Things

Most recently a man was kidnapped at gunpoint and raped by three women who collected his semen in a cooler and stealing it before abandoning their victim. This method seems to be part of a growing trend.

The 33-year-old man gave the women directions when they pulled up in a black BMW. Suddenly, one of the women armed with a gun got out and forced him into the back of the car.

The trio then drove him over a hundred miles away and fondled him in the back of the car but he did not become aroused, so they forced him to drink an 'unknown substance' from a bottle to aid him.

They then raped the man repeatedly and collected his semen in plastic bags, placing them in a cooler.

The man was then kicked out of the car while the women made off with the stolen sperm.

The exact same method is being used by women in Gauteng, South Africa, who are also forcing men to drink from a bottle and stealing their semen but no arrests have been made.

Constable Mncedi Mbombo said, "They then forced him to drink an unknown substance from a bottle. This got him aroused quickly even though he was still scared and didn't want to have sex.

Weekly Observations

Sundance Film Festival

28-2/7

African Heritage & Health Week:
Children's Mental Health Week   
Link 
Tinnitus Awareness Week  
Link  
Women's Heart Week

 

1-7 

Dump Your Significant Jerk Week

National Stationery Week: Cancelled
Publicity for Profit Week

2-8 

Solo Diners Eat Out Weekend

7-12

Burn Awareness Week  Link  
Children's Authors & Illustrators Week 

7-13

Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week Link
Have A Heart for A Chained Dog Week  
Link
National Marriage Week 
 Link  Link
Risk Awareness Week

 

7-14

 

Today’s Observations

African Travel Day

Ballet Day
Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

Digital Learning Day
Dry Bean Day: 6-8 Link  Cancelled
e-Day  (math) Link
Kahlua Day

Laura Ingalls Wilder Day
Man Day
 
National Fettuccine Alfredo Day

National Periodic Table Day  Link
National Protein Day

National Retro Day

National Strawberry Day

No-Brainer Day

Popcorn Day  Link 
Send a Card to a Friend Day
Superbowl Sunday -Super Bowl LV (55)
Wave All you Fingers at Your Neighbor Day

Who Shall I Be Day

My Sometimes-Long-Winded Thoughts

Even the shady area snow is melting. Sky is blue. It’s a nice day.

Fox dropped Lou Dobbs. It was their highest rated show. Guess that $1billion lawsuit may have consequences. They cancelled his program, that had been very Pro-Trump, but didn’t fire him. He still gets his paycheck. Some are suggesting this will prevent another network from picking him up. Hmmm

As most of you know, Africa is my go-to continent. The show Into the Wild, with Jack Hanna, has many programs on Africa. This morning there were two. My favorite one was in Tanzania. Lots of hippos, crocs, and other wildlife. What is the most deadly animal in Africa? It’s the hippo. It has the strongest bite of any animal on land and is second to the Whale in the ocean.

I will be watching Super Bowl LV tomorrow…alone. I usually have a few friends over, but this year it ain’t happening. On Monday, I have an eye appointment and a phlebotomy so probably won’t be posting a blog. The blood draw is at the hospital with ultra-sound, so may go very fast.

Daily Puzzle

Answer: bottom of the page

What is harder to catch the faster you run?

Historical Events

1238 The Mongols burn the Russian city of Vladimir.

1783 Great Siege of Gibraltar launched by France and Spain against the British colony during American War of Independence is lifted after 3 years and 7 months.

1839 Henry Clay declares in Senate "I had rather be right than president".

1845 The Portland Vase, thought to date to the 1st century BC is shattered into more than 80 pieces by a drunken visitor to the British Museum.

1894 The Cripple Creek miners' strike, led by the Western Federation of Miners, begins in Cripple Creek, Colorado.

1907 The Mud March, first large procession organized by the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies (NUWSS).

1936 A flag is authorized for US Vice President.

1950 United States formally recognizes the State of Vietnam as the legitimate government of Vietnam, with Bảo Đại as leader.

1959 Fidel Castro proclaims new Cuban constitution.

1962 US President JFK begins blockade of Cuba banning all Cuban imports and exports.

1970 LSU's "Pistol" Pete Marovich scores 69 pts in losing cause

1986 Haiti's President-for-Life Jean-Claude Duvalier flees to France: Henri Namphy becomes leader of Haiti

1999 – Colin Prescot and Andy Elson set a new endurance record after being in a hot air balloon for 233 hours and 55 minutes. (almost 10 days)

2013 Azerbaijan launches its first satellite, Azerspace-1

2018 DNA analysis of Chedder Man, UK's oldest complete skeleton shows he had dark skin and blue eyes.

2018 All citrus fruit can be traced to the southeast foothills of the Himalayas, according to DNA study published in "Nature"

Birthdays Today

@90 –Laura Ingalls Wilder, author (d. 1957)

@82 –John Deere, American blacksmith and manufacturer (founded Deere & Company), (d. 1886)

@65 – [Harry] Sinclair Lewis, American writer and social critic (Nobel Prize in Literature 1930), (d. 1951; alcoholism)

@58 – Charles Dickens, author (d. 1870; strokes)

55 – Chris Rock, actor, comedian

47 – Steve Nash, Basketball player

43 – Ashton Kutcher, TV actor

Puzzle Answer

Your breath.

 

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