Hello everyone and welcome to Wednesday, which is also known as Hump Day. We know that you all are doing well in terms of your work, and you have officially made it to the halfway point of the week. We know you all are getting tired, but you are doing well and we know you can make it to Friday. How many of you have heard a jet going overhead, and you all looked up to see it? Have you ever been to an air show to see more than one jet flying through the air? Take a look at today’s optical illusion, and you will be shocked because it looks like these two planes are about to not only touch noses, but also crash into one another! However, believe it or not, the two planes are not hitting, but it sure does look like it right?
So, ready to see another cool optical illusion involving a hidden person? Check out this wall covered with flowers wallpaper. Do you all see a lady hidden in the wall? Camouflage can be a lot of fun, and this lady hiding in plain sight really shows just how well someone can blend into their surroundings just like a chameleon! Happy Hump Day everyone and have a nice day!
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Starting in 1988, the Harvard Medical School partnered with film and TV studios to insert the concept of the “Designated Driver” into popular consciousness. The project was a huge success.
There is a water filled cave in Nevada that experiences “miniature tsunamis” in response to earthquakes as distant as Japan.
Jerningham Wakefield, a New Zealand politician was such a notorious drunk, his friends would lock him in Parliament overnight to keep him sober enough to vote the next day. However, this failed in 1872 when his political enemies began lowering bottles of whiskey down the chimney.
563 million years from now the Earth will experience its final total solar eclipse as the moon slowly drifts away.
The 442nd Infantry Regiment, a largely Japanese American unit that served during WWII, did so while their families were held in internment camps. Their motto was “Go for Broke” and they were the most decorated unit in U.S. military history.
A black, Nigerian couple living in the U.K. gave birth to a white, blonde, blue-eyed baby that they call the “miracle baby.”
1803 - 1,800 sovereign German states unite into 60 states
1933 - Major NFL rule changes (hash mark 10 yds in, posts on goal line)
1951 - 1st Pan American Games opens (Buenos Aires Argentina)
1960 - Lillian Hellman's "Toys in the Attic," premieres in NYC
1972 - Attempted assassination of Minister of State for Home Affairs John Taylor who is shot a number of times (the Official Irish Republican Army later claimed responsibility)
1981 - NY Islanders give up their most goals (11) vs Calgary Flames
1833 - Clement Anselm Evans, Brigadier General (Confederate Army), (d. 1911)
1906 - Boris Papandopulo, composer
1918 - Henry Norwood Ewell, Harrisburg Pa, 4x100m runner (Olympic-gold-1948)
1934 - Nicholas Edwards, Baron Crickhowell, British Conservative Party politician
1949 - Lord Sempill
1973 - Daryl Gardener, defensive end (Miami Dolphins)
1495 - Djem Sultan, son of Turkish sultan Mehmed II, dies at 35
1826 - Piotr A von der Pahlen, military governor of St Petersburg, dies at 60
1851 - Ferdinand Simon Gassner, composer, dies at 53
1899 - Paul Julius von Reuter, founder of the news agency (Reuters), dies
1992 - Guy Deghy, actor (Matter of Who, 1 Eyed Soldiers), dies at 79
1996 - Haing S Ngor, doctor/actor (Killing Fields), dies at 45
