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The End, Thankfully

In mid-August 79 years ago, Imperial Japan announced its surrender to the Allied Forces which effectively brought World War II to an end. Two weeks later in early September 1945, President Truman showed off the surrender documents as Peace celebrations broke out across the US. To commemorate the end of this horrific war which changed the [...]

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"What a Drag it is Getting Old" - The Rolling Stones

They are the ones who said it, but can you take the Rolling Stones at their word?While their 1965 song "Mother's Little Helper" bemoaned aging, today the Rolling Stones are proving that it's not so bad after all! Since April, the group, formed in London in 1962, has been on their 47th concert tour, concluding [...]

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Serve Summer Drinks & Hors D'oeuvres with Style!

Elevate your entertaining game this summer with our new Custom Wood Map Serving Trays! These 14-inch square trays, crafted from mango wood and water-resistant, let you serve drinks and hors d'oeuvres to your guests in style.What makes our trays truly special? Each one features a map based on your chosen address. Whether you want to [...]

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It's Back: Space Exploration Month - A Stellar New(ish) Celebration

A few years back, I made up a cool new celebration: Space Exploration Month. I Googled the term and didn't see that it exists. Which is weird, because is sure ought to.Space Exploration Month should start on June 21st (the summer solstice) and run through July 20th, the anniversary of the lunar landing.During Space Exploration Month [...]

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Warning: May = Graduation Days Ahead

When May rolls around, I get really happy. And also a bit nostalgic. In May, the days are longer, and warmer, and the countdown to Memorial Day and the "official" start of summer has begun. The idea of backyard BBQs and enjoying some cold suds with friends and killing some time the old fashion way [...]

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​Embracing the Eclipse: A Journey into the April 8, 2024 Solar Eclipse

Today, a celestial event of unparalleled magnificence will grace the skies of North America. Millions of eager eyes turned upward as the moon journeyed across the face of the Sun, offering a glimpse into the cosmic ballet that unfolds above us. The Path of Totality: From the rugged coastlines of the Pacific Northwest to the lush forests [...]

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The Most Lucrative Real Estate Deal "Evah", Wasn't Done by Trump

Nowadays we hear all the time about "amazing real estate deals." But there is one real estate deals that stand out as particularly audacious and lucrative - namely the 1867 US purchase of Alaska from the Russian Empire for a mere $7.2 million .  The idea of purchasing Alaska was first proposed by Sec. of State [...]

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When The Beatles Had 10 Simultaneous Hits on Billboard's Hot 100

In the annals of music history, certain moments stand out as emblematic of the unparalleled impact and influence of legendary bands. The Beatles, undoubtedly one of the most iconic groups of all time, etched their name once again into the record books when they achieved a remarkable feat: landing 10 hits simultaneously on Billboard's Hot [...]

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The Evolution of National Geographic

National Geographic, the iconic magazine that has been capturing the wonders of our planet for over a century, is renowned not only for its breathtaking photography and insightful articles but also for its distinctive and captivating covers. Each cover tells a story, encapsulating the essence of the featured topic and enticing readers to explore the [...]

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Take a Stand For LIFE!

There are moments in history in which everyone needs to make a decision where they stand on an issue. For years, many of us have tried to avoid "taking sides" privately or publicly because of the possible ramifications, personally or professionally.However, after the unspeakable attacks of Hamas on Israel that mirrored those committed during the [...]

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