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Today is just one of those days where I sit here at the computer, but it doesn’t feel like I’m completely awake just yet. It doesn’t matter how many cups of coffee I have, because I still feel like I’m sitting here trying to stay awake. I think I might need to get myself some stronger coffee. Does anyone have any recommended brands that they suggest that I try? Right now I’m drinking Gevalia coffee, which tastes great, but it may be time for something different. Has anyone tried the Starbucks line of coffee? I can’t help but wonder if that stuff is any good.
Have you ever wanted to give your girlfriend some flowers, but you really wanted to surprise her, but you were struggling up with ways on how to do it? Well, I may have the perfect solution for you. This guy gives his girlfriend some flowers in a very creative way. I bet this girl especially loved the picture he presented her with after he gave her the flowers. Are you ready to see what he did? If so, scroll down and check it out.
I guarantee you that this guy was the recipient of a lot of hugs and kisses after he showed the girl the picture he took, which shows off the full effect of what he had done.
Want to see another cool optical illusion? Can you tell me where the third is?
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1889 - Universal Exposition opens in Paris, Eiffel Tower completed
1933 - Italy and USSR sign trade agreement
1935 - British King George and Queen Mary celebrates silver jubilee
1944 - KJR-AM in Seattle Wash swaps calls with KOMO
1948 - "Sally" opens at Martin Beck Theater NYC for 36 performances
1953 - Brown's Bobo Holloman 1st major league start, no-hits Phila A's, 6-0
1869 - Joseph Cuvelier, Belgian historian/archivist
1880 - Baron W Edmund, Archangel and Ironside, British fieldmarshal
1926 - Marguerite Piazza, New Orleans LA, operatic soprano (Young Broadway), (d. 2012)
1946 - Jim Ramstad, (Rep-R-Minnesota)
1948 - Richard Cox, NYC, actor (Mark-Executive Suite)
1977 - Shannon Shakespeare, Mission BC, 100m swimmer (Olympics-96)
1950 - Agnes Smedley, writer, dies
1952 - Maria Montessori, Italian physician/educationist, dies at 81
1971 - Helene Weigel, Austrian/German actress (Metropolis), dies at 70
1973 - Ernest MacMillan, composer, dies at 79
2006 - Lillian Asplund, last American RMS Titanic survivor (b. 1906)
2013 - Giulio Andreotti, Italian Prime Minister, dies at 94
Antonio La Cava, a retired Italian schoolteacher, decided that after 42 years of teaching, he could do even more to spread the love of reading to children. So in 2003, he bought a used Ape motorbike and modified it to create a portable library that houses 700 books. He’s been traveling in the Bibliomotocarro ever since.
In 1956, a pilot landed on an Uptown Street in NYC, because that’s where the bar was.
Researchers have invented a helmet that gives humans simulated 360° of vision, allowing a person to avoid a ball thrown from behind and catch an object tossed outside the normal human field of view.
Before the Queen leaves Buckingham Palace to deliver her speech at the Opening of Parliament, as is tradition, a member of the House of Commons is ceremonially held hostage at the palace. This was started to ensure the safe return of the monarch from a possibly hostile Parliament.
The removal of lead from gasoline correlated to a 56% drop in violent crime in the US and South Africa.
Michael Morton spent 25 years of a life sentence in prison for the murder of his wife. Finally after years of fighting for the rights to a DNA test on a bloody bandana found at the scene, he was exonerated by DNA evidence linking a known felon to the murder.
Doris “Granny D” Haddock was a political activist who walked over 3000 miles around the age of 90 to advocate for a single cause: campaign finance reform.
“Teen Spirit” was a real deodorant – one of Kurt Cobain’s friends spray painted “Kurt Smells Like Teen Spirit” on his wall because Kurt’s then-girlfriend wore Teen Spirit, which led to the title of the 1991 Nirvana hit song.