Week: 44
Day: 303
|
Today’s Quote
Weekly Observations
|
23-31 |
Red Ribbon Week Link |
|
Asexuality Week: National
Lead Poisoning Prevention Week Link |
|
|
24-31 |
Prescription
Errors Education & Awareness Week |
|
25-11/11 |
World
Origami Days |
|
25-31 |
International
Magic Week |
Daily Observations
 |
Favorite Memes
 |
 |
 |
 |
Trivia
|
Number of
copies sold 3. The Lord of
the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien: 150 million copies sold Although we
know The Lord of the Rings as a trilogy, it originally was published as one
massive book. 4. The Little
Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery: 142 million copies sold Astronomers
named an actual asteroid after the one the little prince lives on in this
novel. |
My Sometimes-Long-Winded
Thoughts
|
Nice
fall day. I did a quick grocery run this morning. Sheriff Joe
Arpaio was an ultra-conservative sheriff in Maricopa County…Phoenix. Lots of
lawsuits, mostly on racial profiling, were filed during his tenure that ended
in 2016. Arizona has just paid out $100million to settle most of the lawsuits.
My AZ tax dollars at work. The AZ
Cards lost to the Packers in a close game last night. They are still NFL
leaders in wins at 7-1. Biden
and the Pope met today, and the photo op had smiling faces. The Pope also met
with Obama and Trump during their administrations. For
readers who have DST, turn back you clocks Sat. night. So nice to live in a
place that doesn’t change time. I’ve been waking up to darkness the last few
weeks, and it is dark before 6pm. Just a nature intended. |
Historical Events
|
1831 – Nat Turner was
arrested for leading the bloodiest slave rebellion in US history. 1873 P. T. Barnum's
circus, "Greatest Show on Earth", debuts (New York City) 1894 Daniel Cooper
patents time clock1925 – John Logie Baird created Britain’s first television
transmitter. 1938 – Orson Wells
premiered his radio drama War of the Worlds. 1945 – Jackie Robinson
of the Kansas City Monarchs signed a contract for the Brooklyn Dodgers,
breaking the major league baseball color line. 1973 The Bosphorus
Bridge in Istanbul, Turkey is completed, connecting the continents of Europe
and Asia over the Bosporus for the first time 2018 WWF conservation
group says "exploding human consumption" has caused a 60% decline
in all wildlife between 1970 and 2014 2020 New DNA study of
dogs suggests they were human's first domesticated animal, 11,000 years ago
at end of the Bronze Age |
Birthdays Today
|
@90 @88 @80 82 76 40 25 |
John Adams, 2nd President of the US (d.
1826) Ruth Gordon, American actress (d. 1985) Charles Atlas, Italian-American
bodybuilder (d. 1972) Grace Slick, American singer-songwriter Henry Winkler, American actor Ivanka Trump, American model, businesswoman Devin Booker, NBA |
No comments:
Post a Comment