11. TODAY IN HISTORY—MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 2021

AA. 1944 Tuesday: In Verona, Italy, on this date, a firing squad executed the son-in-law of Benito Mussolini and former foreign minister for Fascist Italy, Count Gian Galezzo Ciano for having turned on his father-in-law as World War II turned against the Axis powers.

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11. TODAY IN HISTORY—MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 2021:

U.S. Attorneys General Henry D. Gilpin and Wayne MacVeagh; WW II Fascist Italy Foreign Minister Count Gian Galezzo Ciano; “Please Please Me” by the Beatles, Detective featuring Tony Kaye, Dire Straits featuring Terry Williams, Foghat featuring Charlie Huhn, the Jefferson Airplane featuring Spencer Dryden, “This Was” by Jethro Tull, and T-Rex featuring Mickey Finn:

314 Tuesday: St. Militades ends his reign as Catholic Pope.
1158 Sunday: Vladislav II of Bohemia becomes king.
1569 Wednesday: England’s first state lottery took place on this date.
1693 Thursday: Mt. Etna on Sicily erupts.
1759 Tuesday: The first American life insurance corporation, for “poor and distressed” Presbyterian ministers, their widows, and their children, received its charter in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
1770 Tuesday: London shipped the first shipment of rhubarb to the United States on this date.
1805 Thursday: An act of Congress created the Michigan Territory on this date.
1813 Sunday: First pineapples planted in Hawaii.
1840 Friday: The 14^th U.S. Attorney General Henry D. Gilpin assumed his position on this date. A Democrat, he served under President Martin Van Buren from today until 03-04-1841.
1861 Thursday: Alabama was the fourth state to withdraw from the Union.
1863 Saturday: A naval engagement occurs near Galveston, Texas, between CSS Alabama and USS Hatteras.
1867 Thursday: Following the withdrawal of French troops and the execution of usurper Emperor Maximilian, Mexican President Benito Juarez returned to his office.
1878 Thursday: In New York, Alexander Campbell delivered milk in glass bottles for the very first time.
1879 Friday: The Zulu War against the British colonial rule in South Africa begins.
1902 Saturday: “Popular Mechanics” magazine underwent publication for the very first time.
1908 Saturday: President Theodore Roosevelt proclaimed the Grand Canyon National Monument, which became a national park in 1919.
1913 Saturday: The first enclosed sedan-type automobile, a Hudson, went on display at the 13^th National Automobile Show in New York.
1917 Thursday: In Washington, D.C., the 36^th U.S. Attorney General Wayne MacVeagh died at age 83. A Republican, then a Democrat, and then a Republican. he served under President Grover Cleveland from 03-05-1881 to 12-15-1881.
1919 Saturday: Romania annexes Transylvania.
1922 Wednesday: Leonard Thompson became the first person to undergo successful treatment with insulin, the trial-taking place at Toronto General Hospital.
1927 Tuesday: The creation of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was proposed during a dinner of Hollywood luminaries at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California.
1935 Friday: Aviator Amelia Earhart began an 18-hour trip from Honolulu to Oakland that made her the first woman to fly solo across the Pacific Ocean.
1938 Tuesday: In Limerick, Me., Frances Moulton assumed her duties as the first female bank president.
1939 Wednesday: British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and Lord Halifax, the British foreign secretary, met with Italian leader Benito Mussolini in Rome, Italy.
1942 Sunday: Japan declared war against the Netherlands, the same day that Imperial Japanese forces invaded the Dutch East Indies. Japanese troops occupy Kuala Lumpur, Malaya.
1943 Monday: The United States and Britain signed treaties relinquishing extraterritorial rights in China.
1944 Tuesday: In Verona, Italy, on this date, a firing squad executed the son-in-law of Benito Mussolini and former foreign minister for Fascist Italy, Count Gian Galezzo Ciano for having turned on his father-in-law as World War II turned against the Axis powers.
1946 Friday: Enver Hoxha declares the People’s Republic of Albania with himself as the dictator. Elsewhere, Tony Kaye—future member of the British rock bands, Yes[i] (1968-1971 / 1982-83 / 1984-94) and Detective[ii] (1977)—is born in Great Britain on this date.
1948 Sunday: Future rock drummer Terry Williams—who would play with Dire Straits[iii] (1982-1984 / 1985-1989)—is born in Great Britain on this date.
1951 Thursday: Charlie Huhn—future member of two great bands, guitars/vocals with Ted Nugent[iv] 1978-1982 and with Foghat[v] 2000-present—is born in Portland, Oregon, on this date.
1960 Monday: The African nation of Chad declares its independence from France.
1963 Friday: Parlophone released the Beatles[vi]’ single “Please, Please Me,” (B side “Ask Me Why”) in Great Britain on this date.
1964 Saturday: U.S. Surgeon General Luther Terry reports that smoking cigarettes may be hazardous to one’s health.
1969 Saturday: Jethro Tull’s[vii] debut album, “This Was” hits record store shelves on this date.
1970 Sunday: In Super Bowl IV, the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Minnesota Vikings by a score of 23-7 at Tulane Stadium.
1972 Tuesday: East Pakistan becomes the independent nation of Bangladesh.
1973 Thursday: Owners of American League baseball teams voted to adopt the designated hitter rule on a trial basis.
1977 Tuesday: France set off an international uproar by releasing Abu Daoud, a PLO official behind the massacre of Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympics in Munich, Germany.
1978 Wednesday: Two Soviet cosmonauts aboard the Soyuz 27 capsule linked up with the Salyut 6 orbiting space station.
1986 Saturday: The first black lieutenant governor since Reconstruction, Douglas Wilder of Virginia, takes the oath of office.
1988 Monday: Vice President George H.W. Bush met with representatives of independent counsel Lawrence E. Walsh to answer questions on the Iran-Contra Affair.
1989 Wednesday: Nine days before leaving the White House, President Ronald Reagan bade the nation farewell in a prime-time address, asserting he had forged “a satisfying new closeness” with the Soviet Union and saying overall of his eight years in office: “We meant to change a nation and instead, we changed the world.”
1991 Friday: Congress empowers President George H.W. Bush to attack Iraq to drive Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait.
1993 Monday: Independent presidential candidate Ross Perot publicly returns to politics.
1998 Sunday: In the NFC Championship Game, the Green Bay Packers beat the San Francisco 49ers 23-10; meanwhile, in the AFC Championship Game, the Denver Broncos beat the Pittsburgh Steelers by a score of 24-21.
2000 Tuesday: The U.S. government approved—with restrictions—the merger between AOL and Time Warner.
2003 Saturday: Founding member of the British Glam-Rock band, T-Rex[viii]– Mickey Finn (drums/percussion/bass/vocals)- died from the effects of alcoholic liver disease on this date.
2005 Tuesday: Spencer Dryden—drummer of the Jefferson Airplane[ix] during the 1960s (followed Skip Spence on the band’s second album)—died from colon cancer.
2007 Thursday: Vietnam becomes the 150^th member of the World Trade Organization.
2009 Sunday: Wailing erupts that as Israel pours troops into the Gaza Strip to stop the attacks on its nation that ‘more than 900 innocent civilians have been killed in the fighting.’ Stop launching attacks on Israel.
2010 Monday: Reinforced by the discovery of new tombs by the Great Pyramids in Giza, Egypt, reinforces the theory that free workers and not slaves built the pyramids.
2011 Tuesday: New protests break out in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, over no jobs, high unemployment. This unrest leads to the deaths of at least 53 people and countless injuries to numerous others. This is not good.
2012 Wednesday: According to Israel’s military establishment, the country is preparing for an increase of Syrian refugees into the Golan Heights. Elsewhere, following the blowing up of an Iranian nuclear scientist, the U.S. waves off Iranian charges of complicity. Meanwhile, POS murdering thug Joran van der Sloot pleads guilty to the murder of a Peruvian woman of high rank within that country- her father is in government. The Aruban scumbag got away with the murder of Natalie Holloway but he was unable to escape these charges.
2013 Friday: In Sri Lanka, the parliament passes a motion to impeach the chief justice on the nation’s Supreme Court, Shirani Bandaranayke. Elsewhere, the government of Central African Republic strikes a ceasefire with Islamist rebels who have been running amok following a month of negotiations. This would lead to a new coalition government.
2014 Saturday: Charles Bolden, NASA’s administrator, and John Holdren, President Obama’s science advisor, announce the extension to 2024 of the International Space Station, as the White House wanted. Meanwhile, as Fleetwood Mac[x] performs a concert on Maui, drummer/percussionist Mick Fleetwood announces that keyboardist/vocalist Christine McVie will be rejoining the band. Elsewhere, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder says, ‘the feds will recognize homosexual marriages conducted in Utah even as Utah won’t.’
2015 Sunday: Over 3.5 million people in Paris and across France stage unity rallies to protest the recent Islamist terrorist attack on the offices of French satire magazine, Charlie Hebdo; the rallies carry the theme ‘Je Suis Charlie’ (I am Charlie). Elsewhere, in Africa, Boko Haram carries out suicide bombings in a local market in the northeastern part of Nigeria by using two 10-year-old girls as their weapons of choice. We need to capture this scum and crucify them head down.
2016 Monday: At the University of Phoenix Stadium, #2 Alabama beats #1 Clemson 45-40 to win the College Football National Championship. What an exciting game. Elsewhere, in Baghdad, Iraq, jihadists affiliated with ISIS carry out a bombing attack on a marketplace which blows up at least 51 people and wounding numerous others. The site ISIS assaulted was reported to be an ‘illegal casino,’ something the goody-two-shoes Islamists cannot tolerate- people having fun. Meanwhile, protesters in Germany take to the streets to protest the thousands of sexual assaults that Muslim refugees allowed into the country by Chancellor Angela Merkel committed on New Year’s Eve, especially in Leipzig and Cologne.
2017 Wednesday: Following Chi-Com naval exercises in the South China Sea, the Taiwanese navy and air force scrambles to counter the PRC naval flotilla led by the aircraft carrier Liaoning sails through the Taiwan Straits on the way to its home port. Elsewhere, President-elect Donald J. Trump holds his first post-election press conference in New York City.
2018 Thursday: Walmart announces that it’s going to increase its entry level wage to $11 an hour but will also close 50 Sam’s Club stores. Elsewhere, in Santa Barbara County, California, the county sheriff says that ‘at least 43 people are still missing following Tuesday’s humongous mudslides in Montecito. Heavy rains has weakened soil on fire-ravaged mountains which sent the sticky flows rushing down mountainsides and into homes. Meanwhile, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange- who has been hiding out at the Ecuadoran Embassy in London since August 2012- has been granted Ecuadoran citizenship.
2019 Friday: ISIS carries out a car bombing at a public marketplace in the town of Al-Qaim which kills two people outright and wounds another 25 or so. The so-called ‘religion of peace’ strikes again. Elsewhere, federal government employees miss their first paycheck due to the ongoing federal government shutdown. At least 800,000 nonessential workers will go without their pay (although as soon as government reopens, the checks- with interest- flow into their bank accounts).
2020 Saturday: In the AFC Division Game, the Tennessee Titans blow out the Baltimore Ravens 28-12 to move to the AFC Championship Game while in the NFC Division Game, the San Francisco 49ers whoop the Minnesota Vikings 27-10. Elsewhere, former New York City Michael Bloomberg says he’s ‘open to spending $1 billion to defeat President Donald J. Trump.’ What a guy. Meanwhile, the Iranians admit they screwed up when they shot down an Ukrainian airliner flying out of Tehran on January 8 when they began launching missiles at U.S. bases in neighboring Iraq. They fired antiaircraft artillery at the plane they thought was American or American cruise missiles coming in, killing all 176 people aboard the doomed craft.
2021 Monday: A New York state attorneys group is moving to disbar “America’s Mayor” and President Donald J. Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, for his part in the ‘Storming the Capitol Building 2021” so-called ‘insurrection.’ Next, the U.S. Supreme Court nixes a ‘fast-track’ for all of President Trump’s election fraud cases. Meanwhile, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi continues urging Vice President Mike Pence to utilize the 25^th Amendment so he and the Cabinet can remove a ‘extremely dangerous president from office before he can cause further harm to the country.’ Not going to happen, “Mumbles,” not going to happen. Speaking of the senile House speaker, she has ONE ARTICLE of impeachment against the 45^th president ready to go which Talk Radio GIANT Rush Limbaugh presumes to be the opening round in negotiations to get Trump out of office in exchange for no prosecutions against him or members of his family for all time provided he never runs again. This could be true but we doubt President Trump will give in to his worst political enemy.
2021 Monday A: The jabbering mullahs in Tehran warn the world they have all sorts of missile bases along their coastline with all manner of weapons heretofore unseen in the history of the world, weapons that can defy the weapons of every other nation. Bulls**t. They use a lot of Styrofoam and paint to create the ‘illusion’ they have the best weapons in the world. We say, “NUKE THEM. NOW!” Elsewhere, the Chi-Coms deny forcible abortions and sterilizations of minority women in their country. We here at the AICPENDBLOG.COM say they are following ‘more the Nazi-Fascist model’ than they are the one espoused by founder Mao Zedong and his brand of Marxism- Maoism. Meanwhile, Beijing threatens a ‘counterstrike’ on the U.S. for defying their ‘blockade’ of Taiwan over the U.S. lifting restrictions on U.S.-Taiwan, aka Republic of China (the REAL China), relations. Finally, the U.S. designates Cuba a state sponsor of terrorism and the Houthi rebels in Yemen as a TERRORIST GROUP.
2021 Monday B: In other foreign news, the Chi-Coms propaganda ministry slams President Donald J. Trump and the New York Stock Exchange over their delisting and holding accountable numerous Chi-Com firms in league with the Chi-Com military. The Beijing mouthpieces claim that in doing so, the U.S. is ‘actually hurting itself through delisting these companies.’ Give us a break. Wah, wah, wah. Meanwhile, the outgoing U.S. Trade Adviser Robert Lighthizer urges the incoming ‘Pro-China Joe” Biden administration to maintain the tariffs on the Chi-Coms. Sadly, we know “Pro-China Joe” will rip them off the moment he assumes office.
2021 Monday C: ‘President-elect Pro-China Joe’ Biden names ex-diplomat and former U.S. ambassador to Russia William Burns to head the Central Intelligence Agency. Next, we learn that the theme of ‘Pro-China Joe’s’ Inauguration Day will be “AMERICA UNITED,” even as he won’t discourage House Speaker Nancy “Mumbles” Pelosi from impeaching President Trump again. Speaking of Trump and things associated with Trump, the U.S. Army is investigating an officer who led a group to Washington, D.C., to protest the stolen election. The officer being investigated is Captain Emily Rainey, a psy-ops warfare specialist stationed at Ft. Bragg. Next, the PGA is canceling a contract between President Trump’s Bedminster Course and the organization, one that would have seen the 2022 PGA Championship played there. Wow.
2021 Monday D: The U.S. Supreme Court rebuffed a bid to establish universal mail-in voting across the Lone Star State. Next, following its ban on President Donald J. Trump and its participation in the war against Parler, Twitter’s shares drop by an astounding 7-percent. Not good for them. Even more interesting, noted Trump critic, German Chancellor Angela Merkel says that ‘President Trump’s eviction from Twitter is problematic.’ It’s okay for the Iranians to talk about killing everyone but President Trump sharing his mind is EVIL and must be stopped. What a load of crap. Good for you, Herr Chancellor. Speaking of Twitter, after their San Francisco headquarters calls cops because there are a few people outside the facility protesting their actions against Trump, Jack Dorsey calls for police protection.
2021 Monday E: Elsewhere in the world, the Saudi Crown Prince Mohamed Bin Salman is planning a city that won’t have automobiles for the ‘future beyond oil.’ Meanwhile, the most unpopular pontiff in modern times- Pope Francis- issues a decree permitting women greater roles in the church but still won’t permit priests to marry. What a guy. Elsewhere, the world’s biggest companies announce they will suspend donations to ALL U.S. lawmakers who voted AGAINST the certification of ‘Pro-China Joe’ Biden and ‘Kooky Kamala’ Harris. My, my, my- the cancel culture strikes again. Finally, GOP Congressman Vernon Jones of Georgia warns ‘Pro-China Joe’ that impeaching Trump again is not going to heal the country.’
2021 Monday F: President Donald J. Trump will be in Texas today celebrating the construction of 400 miles of border security fencing and walls along the border with Mexico. Meanwhile, the first lady of the United States Melania Trump roundly condemns the Capitol Hill violence that occurred this past Wednesday. Elsewhere, as alarms continue being raised at the omnipotent power of an ever-growing BIG TECH, Parler says it’s going to sue Amazon.com for violations of U.S. antitrust laws. Finally, the Capitol Hill Police Department names a new acting chief of police- Deputy Chief Yogananda Pittman. Regarding the Capitol Hill cops failure to quell the riots of Wednesday, January 06, 2021, outgoing chief and fall guy for the debacle Chief Steven Sund says he sought help from local and federal law enforcement SIX times which should tell everyone the entire event was orchestrated and coordinated by the left. Finally, famed NFL football coach Bill Belichick is going to receive the Medal of Freedom, the highest award for a civilian.
2021 Monday G: One year on from the first death of the infamous Chi-Vi, the People’s Republic of (Communist) China still won’t provide answers to the world. Meanwhile, questions continue swirling around Governor Andrew “Killer” Cuomo as to WHY tens of thousands of precious COVID-19 vaccines- vaccines this POS begged for- are ending up in the garbage dumpsters across the state, unused, out-of-date, and spoiled. Boy, would we love to see this POS wearing an orange jumpsuit doing time in a federal supermax penitentiary. Still, we hear that Governor Cuomo and his dingbat buddy, Mayor Bill Di Blasio are down on their decrepit knees praying to their god, Karl Marx, that ‘Pro-China Joe’ Biden will bail them out once he occupies the White House. Let them suffer. Elsewhere, Texas state officials are considering a secession movement.
2021 Monday H: B-I-G changes occurring at the Fox News Channel what with a reordering or demotion of long-time hosts with Martha MacCallum becoming the first casualty, demoted to daytime TV. They are doing this because Newsmax is cleaning their clocks. We know that everyone we know who watched FNC has abandoned the network and gone to Newsmax and OAN. It’s NOT your hosts, Fox, it’s YOU telling them they can no longer talk about Donald Trump or the 2020 Presidential Election honestly. Combined with far too many liberals across your network, you made your bed now sleep in it. Elsewhere, Colin Powell says he’s ‘no longer a Republican.’ Note to Colin: you haven’t been a Republican in 20 flipping years. Meanwhile, DHS Secretary Chad Wolf announces he is resigning his position. The rats continue jumping off the ship. Finally, Louisiana Democrat Congressman Benny Thompson says, ‘Republicans should be on the NO-FLY LIST.’ Wow. Talk about unification!
2021 Monday I: Here are the numbers for the Xi Jinping Bat Flu- Pelosi Pox: Here are the statistics for the planet as a whole: 90,724,811 confirmed cases, +719,024, 1,941,143, confirmed deaths, +9,761, and 50,167,081 confirmed recoveries, +281,801. Next, here are the stats for the United States, the intended target of the Chinese-engineered Wuhan Virus pandemic: 22,708,005 confirmed cases, up 256,882 from yesterday’s reporting, 378,580 confirmed deaths, UP 2,049, and 9,900,635 confirmed recoveries, UP 49,981.
2021 Monday J: Next, in the three states in which, the world-famous American Institute of Culinary Politics-the Elemental News of the Day employs chef-bloggers- California, Hawaii, and Washington- here are the stats, California first: 2,745,197 confirmed cases, 30,057 confirmed deaths, and NO MENTION of confirmed recoveries. Next here are the numbers for Hawaii: 25,470 confirmed cases, 309 confirmed deaths, and NO MENTION of confirmed recoveries. Finally, here are the stats for leftist-Marxist-socialist hellhole of Washington: 276,383 confirmed cases, 3,776 confirmed deaths, and NO MENTION of confirmed recoveries. Let us look at one other state: Oklahoma: currently, they have 335,247 confirmed cases, 2,775 confirmed deaths, and 289,309 confirmed recoveries. Now that Mo has relocated to Israel, let’s look at the statistics there: 491,319 confirmed cases, 3,671 confirmed deaths, and 419,907 confirmed recoveries.
2021 Monday K: Here are today’s Stock Market closes: DOW Jones Industrial Average: 31,008.69, DOWN 89.28 points (-0.29%). Next, the NASDAQ: 13,036.43, DOWN 165.54 points (-1.25%). Finally, here are the stats for the S&P 500: 3,799.61, DOWN 25.07 points (-0.66%). The price of GOLD is $1,847.00 per troy oz., -3.80 (-0.21%) while the price of SILVER is $25.14 per troy ounce, -0.149 (-0.59%). The price of PLATINUM is $1,043.90 per troy oz, -0.70 (-0.07%) while the price of COPPER is $3.56 per pound, -0.0065 (-0.18%). The price of PALLADIUM is $2,378.80 per troy oz, +13.80 (+0.58%). The price of Light Sweet Crude Oil is $52.13 per barrel, -0.12 (-0.23%). Currently, one-dollar U.S. = 6.48 Chi-Com yuan. Meanwhile, one-dollar U.S. = 0.82 euros and in Mexican pesos equals 20.04. In other economic news, Staples offers $2.1 billion to buy Office Depot. Still awaiting a reply.
2021 Monday L: Noted legal scholar Alan Dershowitz tells Newsmax TV that ‘once President Donald J. Trump leaves office, it is impossible to impeach him on anything after the fact.’ He also points out that there is not enough time for the Democrats and their RINO stooges to impeach the 45^th president. No wonder the Democrats want to see Newsmax sent packing along with One America News. Meanwhile, liberal bigwigs are calling for the compilation of lists so that all personnel who worked for President Trump can be branded with the scarlet letter so they can never work again or participate in civil society. What has happened to our country?
2021 Monday M: The worst governor in the history of California- the Loser-nator Arnold Schwarzenegger- says that President Trump is the worst president in the history of the country. Arnold, go to perdition! Meanwhile, President Donald Trump awards Congressman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, the Congressional Medal of Freedom. Elsewhere, freshman Congresswoman Ashley Hinson, R-IA, demands House Speaker Nancy “Mumbles” Pelosi to stop delivery of China Daily newspaper to every congressional office. WTF? Speaking of the Chi-Coms, they now say they might ‘let some of the World Health Organization investigators seeking info on the Xi Jinping Bat Flu entry into their totalitarian country.
2021 Monday N: Archaeologists in Mexico discover more than 100 mammoth skeletons in an excavation. Meanwhile, two gorillas in the San Diego Zoo test positive for the Kung Flu. Elsewhere, NASA extends missions to Jupiter and Mars through at least 2022 after seeing noteworthy progress in their exploration efforts. We hope ‘Pro-China Joe’ Biden won’t gut the space agency as he and his former boss did in 2009. Next, an Idaho internet provider announces it’s going to block both Facebook and Twitter beginning on Wednesday. Finally, more than 100,000 Americans along the Gulf Coast are without power as a feisty winter storm batters the area.
2021 Monday O: New York Governor Andrew “Killer” Cuomo now is crying about the economic devastation affecting the Empire State, looking into the camera, telling the dwindling number of viewers who continue paying attention to this ignoramus, that ‘we must reopen or there will be nothing to reopen ever again.’ What the hell does this flipping POS think? Governor Cuomo and his twin moron, NYC Mayor Bill Di Blasio have ruined a great state and ruined a once-world-class city in their fight to defy President Trump. They also have caused tens of thousands of COVID-19 vaccines to end up in the garbage. Lock both of these slope-headed morons up.
2021 Monday P: End of the Night News- after having a good week last week, Bitcoin plummets by 20-percent, settling at $32,000 after being at $40,000 last week. Speaking of losers, Twitter loses $5 billion in stock value after trashing Donald Trump and blaming him for the Antifa-caused riots on Capitol Hill last Wednesday. Meanwhile, Abbott receives FDA clearance for a blood test that will help diagnose concussions faster than and less costly than brain scans.

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[i] We look forward to doing the Clash but expect to do Supertramp first, then Pink Floyd, then Electric Light Orchestra/the Move, then Yes, and then perhaps the Clash. They are among the amazing British rock bands of the 1970s and deserve to be acknowledged as such.

[ii] Sadly, Detective was a short-lived band but one that had the potential to be as legendary as Led Zeppelin, if only Disco was not trashing the airwaves. You will find their three albums on: (1) Tuesday, 29-July-2014, (2) Thursday, 31-July-2014, and (3) Friday, 01-August-2014. We hope you will seek them out.

[iii] We hope to offer the music of Dire Straits sometime in 2021-2022. Please stay tuned.

[iv] Not sure when we will begin promoting the Amboy Dukes and Ted Nugent but we hope to do so within the next decade. Please stay tuned.

[v] We began promoting the music of Foghat, one of the all-time greatest rock bands to explode out of England, beginning on Monday, 18-February-2018 through Monday, 19-March-2018. We hope you will seek the music of this celebrated group out by checking out the blog posts on those dates.

[vi] We began promoting the music of both the Beatles and the band’s individual components on Friday, 04-November-2016 through Sunday, 11-June-2018. Besides the Beatles, we also promoted the music of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison as well as the Traveling Wilburys.

[vii] We expect to do the music of Jethro Tull, Wild Turkey, Ian Anderson, and Paris sometime in the next 5-6 years. We hope you will still be with us.

[viii] We hope to promote the music of this famous British band, T-Rex, sometime within the next five years.

[ix] We promoted the music of the Jefferson Airplane beginning on Tuesday, 05-April-2011 through Sunday, 22-May-2011. This presentation included the Jefferson Starship, too, of which, the artist was NOT a member.

[x] We first began offering the music of Fleetwood Mac on Monday, 03-January-2011 through Thursday, 27-January-2011. Please seek their music out by checking posts on those corresponding dates. We thank you.

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P. 1942 Sunday: The Red Army continues its operations to reduce Stalingrad via continuous artillery bombardments, air strikes, and infantry assaults. South and North of the city, the Wehrmacht continues trying to stop the disasters befalling Axis allied troops who are fleeing towards the west so as not to be scooped up in big bags of prisoners. The Italian Eighth Army- not well-equipped for the winter continue trying to extricate their men from one trap after another laid for them by the Soviets.

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END OF CHRISTMAS WEEK CELEBRATION 2020

KWANZAA CELEBRATION 2020 DAY TWO

U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice William Johnson; Heavyweight boxer Tim Witherspoon, Dire Straits featuring David Knopfler, Foreigner featuring Mick Jones, King Crimson featuring Peter Sinfield, the Moody Blues featuring Mike Pinder, Spirit featuring Al Staehely, and Steppenwolf featuring Larry Byrom:

418: Saturday Etalius begins his reign as Catholic Pope.
537 Monday: The builders at Constantinople begin building the St. Sofia Church.
1512 Tuesday: King Ferdinand II issued the original Laws of Burgos, which he intended to regulate the treatment of indigenous people on Hispaniola by Spanish settlers.
1771 Wednesday: In Charleston, S.C., future 14^th U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice William Johnson is born. President Thomas Jefferson would nominate his fellow Federalist to fill the seat of Associate Justice Alfred Moore. Johnson would serve from 05-07-1804 to 08-04-1834.
1822 Thursday: Scientist Louis Pasteur was born in Dole, France.
1831 Monday: Naturalist Charles Darwin set out on a round-the-world voyage aboard the HMS Beagle.
1845 Friday: Dr. Crawford Williamson Long used anesthesia for childbirth for the first time. The event was the delivery of his own child in Jefferson, Ga.
1871 Tuesday: Organizers hold the first cat show at the Crystal Palace in London, England.
1900 Thursday: Carrie Nation staged her first raid on a saloon at the Carey Hotel in Wichita, Kan. She broke every one of the liquor bottles that she saw.
1904 Tuesday: James Barrie’s play “Peter Pan: The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up” opened at the Duke of York’s Theater in London.
1926 Monday: City Leaders named Latkin Square in the Bronx after the first Jewish-American soldier to die during World War I.
1927 Tuesday: The musical play “Show Boat,” with music by Jerome Kern and libretto by Oscar Hammerstein II opened at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York. Elsewhere in the Soviet Union, Josef Stalin wins the All-Union Congress in the U.S.S.R. with Leon Trotsky expelled from the party.
1932 Tuesday: New York City’s Radio City Music Hall opened to the public in midtown Manhattan. (Unfortunately, the management considered opening night, which consisted of several hours of live acts, a disaster, prompting the owners to shift to a format of showing a movie followed by a stage show).
1939 Wednesday: 50,000 people die in Turkish earthquake.
1941 Saturday : Japanese warplanes bomb Manila even though the city’s leader declared it an “open city.” Mike Pinder, future keyboardist with the Moody Blues[i] was born on this date in Great Britain. Meanwhile, on the Eastern Front, even though fighting was horrendous and hundreds of thousands of Red Army soldiers dead and wounded, Marshal Zhukov notes that for the first time since Operation Barbarossa began, his troops were switching from the beaten, humiliated soldiers they had been, enduring one loss after another, to one with confidence, patriotism, and a desire to beat the invaders.
1942 Sunday: The Red Army continues its operations to reduce Stalingrad via continuous artillery bombardments, air strikes, and infantry assaults. South and North of the city, the Wehrmacht continues trying to stop the disasters befalling Axis allied troops who are fleeing towards the west so as not to be scooped up in big bags of prisoners. The Italian Eighth Army- not well-equipped for the winter continue trying to extricate their men from one trap after another laid for them by the Soviets.
1943 Monday: The German warship “Scharnhorst” sinks in the Baltic Sea following the Battle of the North Cape. Of the 1,968 officers and crew aboard the Nazi vessel, only 36 were plucked from the water by the victorious British before they were called off- even though voices calling for help could be heard from the darkness. Meanwhile in Great Britain, future founding member of the progressive rock band, King Crimson[ii]—Peter Sinfield (vocals and lyrics)—is born.
1944 Wednesday: Michael Leslie “Mick” Jones, future guitarist with British bands, Spooky Tooth[iii] and Foreigner[iv] was born in England on this date.
1945 Thursday: Twenty-eight nations signed an agreement creating the World Bank. Elsewhere, future rock bassist with Los Angeles band, Spirit[v]—Al Staehely—is born on this date.
1947 Saturday: The original version of the puppet character Howdy Doody made its debut on NBC’s Puppet Playhouse.
1948 Monday: Larry Byrom, future guitarist with the rock band, Steppenwolf[vi], was born on this date.
1949 Tuesday: Queen Juliana of the Netherlands signed an act recognizing Indonesia’s sovereignty after more than three centuries of Dutch rule.
1951 Thursday: In Cincinnati, Ohio, a Crosley automobile, with a steering wheel on the right side, became the first vehicle of its kind to be placed in service for mail delivery.
1952 Saturday: Future member of the British rock band, Dire Straits[vii]–David Knopfler (guitars/keyboards/vocals 1977-1980)—is born on this date.
1953 Sunday: The Detroit Lions beat the Cleveland Browns in the NFL Championship Game, 17-16.
1957 Friday: Future heavyweight boxer Tim Witherspoon is born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on this date. He would compile a professional record of 69 fights, 55 wins (38 KO), 13 losses, and 1 draw.
1958 Saturday: American physicist James Van Allen reported the discovery of a second radiation belt around the Earth, in addition to one discovered earlier in the year.
1959 Sunday: In the NFL Championship Game, the Baltimore Colts beat the New York Giants 31-16.
1964 Sunday: In the NFL Championship Game, the Cleveland Browns beat the Baltimore Colts 27-0.
1968 Friday: Apollo 8 and the 3 astronauts aboard it made a safe nighttime splashdown in Pacific Ocean.
1970 Sunday: The musical play “Hello, Dolly!” closed on Broadway after a run of 2,844 performances.
1978 Wednesday: King Juan Carlos I of Spain ratifies the nation’s first constitution.
1979 Thursday: Soviet forces seized control of Afghanistan. President Hafizullah Amin was overthrown, executed, and the Russians put Babrak Karmal in power. Meanwhile, at Madison Square Garden, the Red Army hockey team beats the New York Rangers, 5-2.
1985 Friday: The authorities found American naturalist Dian Fossey, 53, who had studied gorillas in the wild in Rwanda, hacked to death by unknown assailants. Elsewhere, Palestinian guerillas opened fire inside the Rome and Vienna airports; they murdered 19 people while police and security services shot dead the four terrorists.
1994 Tuesday: Four Roman Catholic priests—three French and a Belgian—was shot to death in their rectory in Algiers, a day after French commandoes killed four radical Islamists who had hijacked an Air France jetliner from Algiers to Marseille.
1995 Wednesday: Israeli jeeps sped out of the West Bank town of Ramallah, capping a seven-week pullout giving POS terrorist leader Yasser Arafat control over 90 percent of the West Bank’s 1 million Palestinian residents and one-third of its land.
2001 Thursday: Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld announced that Taliban and al-Qaida prisoners would be held at the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, now known as “Club Gitmo.”
2002 Friday: A defiant North Korea ordered U.N. nuclear inspectors to get the hell out of their country and proclaimed it would restart a laboratory capable of producing plutonium for nuclear weapons; the emasculated nuclear watchdog said its inspectors were ‘staying put’ for the time being. Big words from a bunch of losers.
2004 Monday: The death toll continued to rise in southern Asia in the wake of a huge tsunami triggered by a monster earthquake underneath the Indian Ocean.
2007 Thursday: Following a campaign rally, terrorists assassinated opposition leader Benazir Bhutto during a suicide bomb attack in Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
2011 Tuesday: Sears Holding Company reveals its plan for closing over 100 Sears and K-Mart Stores across the United States.
2012 Thursday: Toyota Motor Corporation agrees to pay $1 billion to settle over a dozen sudden acceleration cases.
2013 Friday: An error on the Delta Air Lines website allows thousands of customers to buy tickets for super-low fares, some 90% below regular ticket prices; Delta takes responsibility for the error and announces that it will honor ticket purchases as well as frequent flier miles earned on the reduced-fare flights.
2014 Saturday: Sony Corporation’s gaming service is back online after a hacking attack disrupted its PlayStation Network; the company is probing whether this incident is related to the attack on its Sony Pictures Division earlier this month. Meanwhile, Mehmet Ali Agca, the Turkish scumbag who shot and wounded Pope John Paul II in 1981, laid white flowers on the saint’s tomb in St. Peter’s Basilica.
2015 Sunday: Iraqi military forces kill or drive out ISIS thugs from the city of Ramadi after heavy fighting. The jihadist group captured the city in May and the Iraqis aided by U.S. advisers and air power cleaned the clocks of the scum who terrorized the city for months. Elsewhere, after the Chicago Police Department kills two black Americans, people take to the streets demanding POS Mayor Rahm Emanuel resign from office. (He didn’t).
2016 Tuesday: As the United States prepares to speed up arms shipments to Syrian rebels, Russia launches another protest against the Obama-led United States, soon to be the Trump-led United States. Speaking of U.S. arms sales, the United States comes in with the title of biggest arms merchant in the world with sales totaling more than $40 billion. Meanwhile, during a visit to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe expresses ‘regret’ for the 1941 strike by his country on the naval and air base.
2017 Wednesday: In Kabul, Afghanistan, the so-called ‘religion of peace’- Islam- strikes again: ISIS carries out a suicide bombing that kills at least 40 people and wounds countless others. Thank you, so nice. Elsewhere, Judge Roy Moore sues to stop Alabama from certifying the recent U.S. Senate race that will confirm Democrat Doug Jones won it. We don’t think he did.
2018 Thursday: Richard Overton, the nation’s oldest living World War II veteran who was also believed to be the oldest living man in the U.S., died in Texas at the age of 112. Meanwhile, Fake News Media continues lamenting how the ‘government shutdown’ may continue into the New Year. The only reason it’s going in the first place is because Democrats won’t fund the southern border wall, a wall that will STOP open borders. Democrats wise the f**k up, we don’t want to be overrun by swarms of illegal aliens.
2019 Friday: While enfeebled House Speaker Nancy “Mumbles” Pelosi continues holding the articles of impeachment lodged against President Donald J. Trump but not carried over to the Senate as the law states they must, experts continue debating whether ‘Trump is actually impeached’ of he is not. Pelosi says, ‘he is and will forever be’ but others say, ‘no, he’s not, not until the declining speaker carries them over to the upper chamber and presents them to the Senate majority leader.’ Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve claims that ‘Trump’s economic war with communist China has backfired.’ They don’t like the tariffs.
2020 Sunday: Republican Congressman-elect Andrew Clyde of Georgia’s 9^th congressional district wants to eliminate ALL firearms background checks as a means of protecting the 2^nd Amendment from liberal dismantlement. Meanwhile, New York state Democrats urge the uppity Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez NOT to primary Senate Minority Leader Chuckie Schumer when he comes up for re-election. We hope she does as it will be the end of her political career.
2020 Sunday A: The Georgia Bureau of Investigation and election investigators are running another audit of election signatures. Speaking of fraudulent elections, President Donald J. Trump calls out the Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, Democrat, for resisting calls for an investigation into the rampant voter fraud and corruption that occurred across the state in the hours and days after Election Day November 3, 2020. Meanwhile, in Rockford, Illinois, cops are on a manhunt after last night’s fatal shootings at the Don Carter Lanes bowling alley in which three people died and another three were wounded. Elsewhere, after another thug fires into a crowd in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, two people died and several others were injured. Cops there are seeking the 37-year-old shooter.
2020 Sunday B: In Nashville, federal, state, and local cops are closing in on the perp behind the RV bomb explosion in downtown that damaged 41 buildings- a revised figure from the original 20- and searched the home of a suspect, a computer tech specialist named Anthony Quinn Warner.
2020 Sunday C: We learned of yet another outrage committed by Nancy Pelosi’s nephew, Governor Gavin Newsom of California. Californians voted to increase gas taxes two election cycles ago so the state’s crumbling roads systems could be repaired. The promise to the voters was that the tax revenues would go directly to the road repairs but oh, no, with the stroke of a pen on an executive order, Gavin Newsom redirected the $5 billion the road improvement law raised into fighting GLOBAL WARMING as well as funding the defunct high-speed rail system (and we also think into CalPERS, the state’s penniless state employees retirement fund). Anyone living in California MUST SIGN the recall petition. This POS must go.
2020 Sunday D: On the healthcare front, we learn that 1.56 billion PPE masks will find their way into the Pacific and Indian Oceans this year because Asians could give a flying f**k about polluting the world’s oceans. Meanwhile, as fears increase over the new strain of the Chi-Vi discovered in Great Britain, California health officials now are testing for the B1.1.7 strain of the Chi-Com Virus. Speaking of this foul lab-engineered disease, a New York state healthcare network is under investigation for unauthorized distribution of the Wuhan Virus vaccine. Elsewhere, Japan shuts down air travel other than for its citizens returning home over fears of the B1.1.7 Xi Jinping Bat Flu strain. Finally, three European nations- Germany, Hungary, and Slovakia administer the first China Virus vaccinations in Europe to citizens over the age of 80.
2020 Sunday E: Folks, here are the numbers for the Xi Jinping Yellow Bat Flu- the -disease the Chi-Coms manufactured in their Wuhan biowarfare lab and their allies, the Democratic Party- used to throw the election to “Pro-China Joe” Biden, aka “Chi-Com Joe”: Here are the statistics for the planet as a whole: 80,671,407 confirmed cases, +505,047, 1,762,630, confirmed deaths, +7,868, and 45,612,622 confirmed recoveries, +362,356. Next, here are the stats for the United States, the intended target of the Chinese-engineered Wuhan Virus pandemic: 19,262,641 confirmed cases, up 227,422 from yesterday’s reporting, 336,458 confirmed deaths, UP 1,819, and 8,412,707 confirmed recoveries, UP 97,410.
2020 Sunday F: Next, in the three states in which, the world-famous American Institute of Culinary Politics-the Elemental News of the Day employs chef-bloggers- California, Hawaii, and Washington- here are the stats, California first: 2,144,430 confirmed cases, 24,231 confirmed deaths, and NO MENTION of confirmed recoveries. Next here are the numbers for Hawaii: 20,970 confirmed cases, 285 confirmed deaths, and no longer any mention of confirmed recoveries at this point. Finally, here are the stats for leftist-Marxist-socialist hellhole of Washington: 240,763 confirmed cases, 3,283 confirmed deaths, and NO MENTION of confirmed recoveries. Let’s look at one other state: New Jersey- currently, they have 463,166 confirmed cases, 18,630 confirmed deaths, and NO MENTION of confirmed recoveries. Let’s look at Israel’s numbers now that Mo is living there: 401,470 confirmed cases, 3,226 confirmed deaths, and 364,012 confirmed recoveries. Speaking of Israel, anti-Benjamin Netanyahu protesters are in the streets of the country demanding he step down from office.
2020 Sunday G: White House economic adviser Stephen Moore says that ‘tax cuts for businesses should be included in the COVID-19 relief bill,’ which would help all of them get back on their feet sooner as would the authoritarian governors allowing everyone to return to work instead of persecuting people who want to open their businesses or return to work. Regarding the economy, U.S. retail sales have risen by 3-percent over the course of the holidays meaning big box stores and online businesses are cleaning up while smaller businesses are dying.
2020 Sunday H: Here are today’s NFL games: (5) Chicago Bears, 41 (8-7) @ Jacksonville Jaguars, 17 (1-14) Sunday 10:00 A.M. (6) Atlanta Falcons, 14 (4-11) @ Kansas City Chiefs, 17 (14-1) 10:00 A.M. (7) Indianapolis Colts, 24 (10-5) @ Pittsburgh Steelers, 28 (12-3) 10:00 A.M. (8) Cleveland Browns, 16 (10-5) @ New York Jets, 23 (2-13) 10:00 A.M. (9) Cincinnati Bengals, 37 (4-10-1) @ Houston Texans, 31 (4-11) 10:00 A.M. (10) New York Giants, 13 (5-10) @ Baltimore Ravens, 27 (10-5) 10:00 A.M. (11) Denver Broncos, 16 (5-10) @ Los Angeles Chargers, 19 (6-9) 1:05 P.M. (12) Carolina Panthers, 20 (5-10) @ Washington Redskins, 13 (6-9) 1:05 P.M. (13) Philadelphia Eagles, 17 (4-10-1) @ Dallas Cowboys, 37 (6-9) 1:25 P.M. (14) Los Angeles Rams, 9 (9-6) @ Seattle Seahawks, 20 (11-4) 1:25 P.M. (15) Tennessee Titans, 14 (10-5) @ Green Bay Packers, 40 (12-3) 5:20 P.M. Tomorrow night’s Monday Night Football Game: (16) Buffalo Bills (11-3) @ New England Patriots (6-8) 5:15 P.M.
2020 Sunday I: Wow, another week comes to an end and the Chi-Coms and their allies in Iran (s-hole country), Russia (another s-hole country), Canada (a real s-hole country), and Cuba, Venezuela, and other s-hole countries NEVER sleep nor do their Democratic Party allies in the U.S. We will keep you posted- you stick around and find out WTF they’re doing…

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[i] We promoted the music of the Moody Blues and of the band’s members beginning on Monday, 23-October-2017 through Sunday, 11-February-2018. We definitely hope you will check them out and consider adding them to your collection.

[ii] We promoted the music of King Crimson, one of the greatest prog-rock bands of all time beginning on Monday, 20-October-2014 through Sunday, 21-December-2014. We hope you will check them out as the remain active to this day.

[iii] We promoted the music of Spooky Tooth, Mott the Hoople, and Widowmaker- among other interconnected bands beginning on Friday, 25-April-2014 through Tuesday, 01-July-2014. We hope you will check out this collection of great rock music. Even the worst albums among them beats the crap out of any bull crap music one hears today.

[iv] We definitely look forward to promoting the music of Foreigner one of these days, perhaps in 2020?

[v] We promoted the music of the great California rock band, Spirit- and the music of its members- beginning on Monday, 18-June-2012 through Friday, 10-August-2012. We hope you will seek this band out and add it to your growing collection of top-quality rock music.

[vi] We promoted the music of Steppenwolf, beginning on Friday, 25-May-2012 through Sunday, 17-June-2012. You definitely need to check the music of this iconic band out ASAP.

[vii] We hope to promote the music of Dire Straits within the next decade.

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U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justices and Rufus W. Peckham and Mahlon Pitney; U.S. Secretaries of War George W. McCrary and Patrick J. Hurley; U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand; Alice Cooper featuring Dennis Dunaway, the Byrds and the Flying Burrito Brothers featuring Michael Clarke, and Dire Straits featuring Jack Sonni:

656 Saturday: At the Battle of Camel, Calief Ali ibn Abu Talib beats back the forces of rebellion, led by archenemy Aisha outside the Iraqi city of Basra.
1212 Monday: Frederick II crowns himself Holy Roman Emperor.
1608 Saturday: English poet John Milton was born in London.
1640 Thursday: After declaring himself ‘free of original sin,’ authorities of the Massachusetts Bay Colony banish settler Hugh Bewitt for life.
1738 Sunday: The citizens of Breslau, Silesia, banish their Jewish citizens.
1762 Tuesday: The British Parliament accepts the terms of the Treaty of Paris, which gave the American colonies their freedom from the Crown.
1803 Thursday: The Congress of the United States passed the 12^th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The amendment directed Electors to vote for president and vice president rather than for two presidents.
1854 Friday: Alfred Lloyd Tennyson’s famous poem, “The Charge of the Light Brigade,” underwent publication in England.
1878 Sunday: Joseph Pulitzer buys the St. Louis Dispatch for $2,500.00.
1879 Monday: The 33^rd U.S. Secretary of War George W. McCrary left office on this date. A Republican, he served under President Rutherford B. Hayes from 03-12-1877 until today.
1884 Monday: Levant M. Richardson received a patent for the ball-bearing roller skate.
1895 Sunday: The 56^th U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice, Democrat Rufus W. Peckham, took his place on the nation’s high court on this date. He would serve until October 24, 1909.
1907 Monday: Christmas Seals went on sale for the first time, in the Wilmington, Delaware, post office.
1911 Saturday: An explosion inside the Cross-Mountain coalmine near Briceville, Tennessee, killed 84 miners; however, rescuer workers were able to save five miners.
1912 Monday: Longtime House Speaker Thomas “Tip” O’Neill was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
1914 Wednesday: Fire destroyed the Edison Phonograph Works on this date.
1917 Sunday: During World War I, Ottoman Turkish troops surrendered Jerusalem to British troops under the command of Viscount Allenby.
1924 Tuesday: In Washington, D.C., the 65^th U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Mahlon Pitney, Republican, died. President William Howard Taft nominated his fellow Republican to fill the seat of Associate Justice John Harlan. Pitney served from 03-13-1912 to 12-31-1922.
1926 Thursday: The United States Golf Association legalized the use of steel-shafted golf clubs.
1929 Monday: The 51^st U.S. Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley assumed his office on this date. A Republican, he served under President Herbert Hoover from today until 03-04-1933.
1931 Wednesday: Spain becomes a republic.
1933 Saturday: In the 21^st Canadian Football League Grey Cup, the Toronto Argonauts defeat the Sarnia Imperials by a score of 4-3.
1935 Monday: The Downtown Athletic Club of New York honored college football player Jay Berwanger of the University of Chicago with the DAC Trophy, an award that later became known as the Heisman Trophy.
1939 Saturday: In the 27^th Canadian Football League Grey Cup, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers beat the Ottawa Rough Riders, 8-7. Meanwhile, the Russian air force attacks the city of Helsinki, Finland, during the Winter War.
1940 Monday: British troops opened their first major offensive in North Africa, attacking the Italian Army’s drive on Egypt. Meanwhile, Britain deports illegal Jewish immigrants to Haifa to Mauritius. Elsewhere, the Longines Watch Company signed for the first FM radio advertising contract with experimental station W2XOR in New York City.
1941 Tuesday: Adolf Hitler orders the German High Seas Fleet and its submarines to begin sinking U.S. ships having just declared war on the country. Meanwhile, Nationalist China declares war on all Axis members. Meanwhile, the first U.S. bomber raids in the Far East Theater take place as American aircraft attack Japanese positions on Luzon in the Philippines.
1942 Wednesday: Russia’s Kirov Ballet first performed the Aram Khachaturian ballet, “Gayane,” featuring the surging “Sabre Dance,” in Moscow during World War II. Meanwhile, on the Eastern Front, the 11^th Panzer Division returned to State Farm No. 79 and engaged the Soviet armored forces there, destroying 53 Russian tanks. His division had to return because of Soviet bridgeheads up and down the line threatening the southern portion of the perimeter upon which, the Germans were trying to form defensible positions. From this point forward, the unit would become the firemen plugging holes in the line in battles of attrition. Meanwhile, within the devastated city, even with the Luftwaffe flying in an average of 84.4 tons of supplies per day, the first two German soldiers succumb to the effects of prolonged starvation. There would be many more to join them.
1946 Monday: Future bassist/vocalist with the original Alice Cooper[i] group—Dennis Dunaway—is born in the USA on this date.
1949 Friday: The National Football League approves the merger of the Cleveland Browns, the San Francisco 49ers, and the Baltimore Colts from the AAFC.
1954 Thursday: Future member of the Anglo-American rock band, Dire Straits[ii]–Jack Sonni (guitars 1985-1988)—is born in the USA on this date.
1955 Friday: Sugar Ray Robinson knocked out Carl Olson and regained the world middleweight boxing title.
1958 Tuesday: Organizers formed the anti-communist John Birch Society in Indianapolis, Indiana.
1960 Friday: Sperry Rand Corp. unveiled a new computer known as Univac 1107 on this date. Meanwhile, the Domino’s Pizza chain underwent its founding as brother Tom and James Monaghan started operating a pizza in Ypsilanti, Mich.
1961 Saturday: The Israeli Supreme Court finds former SS colonel and architect of the “Final Solution,” Adolph Eichmann guilty of the crime of genocide.
1962 Sunday: The Petrified Forest in Arizona was designated a national park.
1965 Thursday: CBS first broadcast “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” which was the first animated special featuring characters from Charles M. Schultz’s “Peanuts” comic strip.
1966 Friday: In Albany, New York, future U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is born. She would enter the world’s greatest deliberative body on January 26, 2009 and would seek the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination in 2020. She would not get it.
1971 Thursday: Famed Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ralph Bunche died in New York.
1975 Tuesday: President Gerald R. Ford signed a $2.3 billion seasonal loan authorization to prevent New York City from having to default.
1978 Saturday: The first game of the Women’s Pro Basketball League occurred on this date as the Chicago Hustle and the Milwaukee Does battled one another.
1982 Thursday: Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski died at his Texas ranch at age 77.
1984 Sunday: The five-day hijacking of a Kuwaiti jetliner that claimed the lives of two Americans ended as Iranian security personnel seized control of the plane, as it sat on the tarmac at the Tehran airport.
1987 Wednesday: The first Palestinian intifada, or uprising, began as riots broke out in Gaza and spread to the West Bank, triggering a strong Israeli response.
1990 Sunday: Lech Walesa won Poland’s first direct presidential election in the history of the nation. Elsewhere, Slobodan Milosevic won Yugoslavia’s first free presidential elections in 50 years.
1991 Monday: European Union leaders agreed to move to a single currency in 1999.
1992 Wednesday: Britain’s Prince Charles and Princess Dianna announced their separation with the divorce becoming final on 08-28-1996. Meanwhile, U.S. troops arrived in Somalia to oversee delivery of international food aid to starving citizens in Operation Restore Hope.
1993 Thursday: Drummer Michael Clarke of the Byrds[iii], the Flying Burrito Brothers[iv], and Firefall[v] died from alcoholism on this date in history. Meanwhile, astronauts aboard the space shuttle Endeavour completed repairs to the Hubble Space Telescope on this date.
1994 Friday: Representatives of the Irish Republican Army and the British government opened peace talks in Northern Ireland.
1999 Thursday: The U.S. announced that it was expelling a Russian diplomat it had caught gathering information with an eavesdropping device at the State Department. Editor’s note- see, you can NEVER trust the Russians, they are still causing problems today.
2000 Saturday: The United States Supreme Court halts the Florida presidential election recount between Governor George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore;[vi] Bush becomes president.
2002 Monday: Three days after firing Paul O’Neill, President George W. Bush tapped railroad executive John W. Snow to be his new treasury secretary. Meanwhile, Senate Republican leader Trent Lott for remarks he’d made praising the 1948 presidential run of then segregationist Strom Thurmond saying, “A poor choice of words conveyed to some that I embraced the discarded policies of the past.” Elsewhere, United Airlines filed for bankruptcy protection after losing $4 billion in the previous two years but emerged from bankruptcy protection a mere four years later.
2008 Tuesday: Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich was arrested after prosecutors said he was caught on wiretaps scheming to sell Barack Obama’s vacant Senate seat for cash or a plum job for himself in the new administration. In 2011, a jury convicted him of wide-ranging corruption charges and he received a sentence of 14 years in prison.
2009 Wednesday: Five young American Muslims were arrested in Pakistan over possible links to global jihad and terrorism. Meanwhile, Iran claimed that a newly built U.N. station to detect nuclear explosions was build near its border to give the West a post with which to spy on the Islamic republic. Elsewhere, former Costa Rican President Rodrigo Carazo Odio, 82, died in San Juan. Finally, actor Gene Barry, 90, died in Woodland Hills.
2010 Thursday: Following all the criminal releases by WikiLeaks and Julian Assange, the U.S. military forbids anyone to use removable drives. Too much information has been spirited out of military and intelligence bases and headquarters that seem to make their way into the hands of Mr. Assange. Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Justice is weighing legal charges against the founder of WikiLeaks- if they get their hands on him.
2011 Friday: Following out of control protests in the Syrian city of Homs, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad gives the city 24 hours to get it under control of face a government military offensive against the city. This gives UN observers fears of massive civilian casualties.
2012 Sunday: Vietnamese police break up anti-China protests over oil and gas claims in the disputed territorial waters of the South China Sea. Meanwhile, in Syria, rebel forces seize parts of a Syrian military base after weeks of heavy fighting.
2013 Monday: Ukraine’s former prime minister, Yulia Timoshenko posted messages supporting the anti-government protesters who toppled the last status of Vladimir Lenin on her website, calling on supporters to keep up their demands—where is Obama on all this? Elsewhere, scientists revealed that NASA’s Curiosity rover had uncovered signs of an ancient freshwater lake on Mars.
2014 Tuesday: The U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee releases its report on CIA interrogation methods after 9/11; the report found that the CIA hid many of its actions from Congress and former President George W. Bush and claims that little useful intelligence resulted.[vii]
2015 Wednesday: The FBI says that the husband-and-wife shooters in San Bernardino, California, were ‘radicalized years earlier’ and that ‘no evidence exists of ties to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.’ Of course, this is the “James Comey-run FBI” which never sees ties between radical Islam and jihadists in the U.S.
2016 Friday: The Obama CIA concludes with ‘high confidence’ that Russia interfered in the 2016 Presidential Election to get Donald Trump elected. Of course, this is little more than bulls**t engineered by CIA Director (and former member of the CPUSA) John Brennan and his boss, President Barack Hussein Obama. President-elect Donald Trump brushes this bogus report off.
2017 Saturday: After more than three years of combat operations, Iraq announced that the fight against the Islamic State group was over and that Iraq’s security forces had driven the extremist scum from all of the territory it once held. The search for Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi continues.
2018 Sunday: Poland, a nation that relies on coal, is witnessing massive protests at a summit on Climate Change. Liberals are running amok screaming and crying about a ‘dying planet’ and all the rest of the claptrap they believe. Look, after ALL the bombs dropped in the previous century and all the nuclear weapons tests in the atmosphere, on the ground, below ground, and in the oceans across the world, the planet is alive and well.
2019 Monday: Democrats and their Fake News Media allies are rubbing their hands in glee today as today is the BIG REVEAL of the articles of impeachment against President Donald J. Trump. Oh, they are giddy, confidant of success, believing they can convince the GOP to toss the 45^th president onto the dung heap of history… elsewhere, India’s lower house passes a bill forbidding citizenship to Muslims. Sounds like they are listening to President Trump…oh, wait, he never said that. No, he just wanted to forbid them entry to the U.S.
2020 Wednesday: In the ongoing struggle with the Chi-Coms, Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo continue pointing out the danger that communist China poses to the United States. In the same vein, Congressman Andy Biggs, R-AZ, points out that not only is “Pro-China Joe” Biden in bed with the Chi-Coms, so is his family. Speaking of Arizona, the FBI raids a home in Maricopa County recovering computer hard drives and zip drives that may have been used in the 2020 Presidential Election fraud. Meanwhile, the Nevada Supreme Court rejects the Trump campaign’s latest challenge to the fraudulent election results certified by the state.
2020 Wednesday A: Now that many believe “Pro-China Joe” Biden is the ‘president-elect,’ illegal alien caravans are forming in Central America, preparing to head north to storm the U.S.-Mexico border into the U.S. Vice President Biden has already promised to legalize millions of illegal aliens lurking within the shadows of the country so why wouldn’t millions more seek to flood into the country? Speaking of mayhem, Antifa and Black Lives Matter thugs are battling the streets in Portland, Oregon, in the broad light of day. No more coming out at night like the vermin they are. What is happening to the country? Meanwhile, the Federal Trade Commission and 46 U.S. states join in an anti-trust lawsuit launched against Chi-Com-backed Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook. Speaking of the Chi-Coms, California Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell, a noted POS, now is upset that people are scrutinizing him for having had an ongoing affair with a Chi-Com intelligence agent, Christine Fang-Feng, blasting the Trump administration for releasing the salacious dirt on this moron. We would love to see Swalwell end up doing time in a federal prison and to think this imbecile sought the 2020 presidential nomination of his party. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-CA, says, ‘Swalwell is compromised.’ Funny how people like Swalwell who accused President Trump of all kinds of crimes is the criminal himself…
2020 Wednesday B: Following a big Republican gathering in the Garden State featuring Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, Democrat, forbids the congressman from visiting his state again. Elsewhere, Newsmax and Greg Kelly surpasses Martha MacCallum’s show on Fox News Channel for the first time. People want the truth, like what we do here at the AICPENDBLOG.COM and not distorted BS that FNC now seems to spew around the clock. It’s their loss and Newsmax’ gain.
2020 Wednesday C: Here are the latest stats for the Xi Jinping Bat Flu, straight out of Wuhan, China: 68,498,598 confirmed cases, UP by 518,604 cases, 1,562,886 confirmed deaths, UP by 10,517 deaths, and 44,171,660 confirmed recoveries, UP by 444,548 recoveries. Here are the numbers for the United States: 15,405,920 confirmed cases, UP by 200,243 new cases, 291,262 confirmed deaths, UP by 2,679 new deaths, and 7,142,384 confirmed recoveries, UP by 51,590 new recoveries. (The number of recoveries would be even greater if Blue State governors would report them but alas, we know they won’t- corrupt POSs). Now that Mo is living in Israel, here are the numbers for that nation: 350,271 confirmed cases, 2,934 confirmed deaths, and 331,861 confirmed recoveries.
2020 Wednesday D: Next, in the three states in which, the world-famous American Institute of Culinary Politics-The Elemental News of the Day employs chef-authors, California, Hawaii, and Washington, here are the stats, Golden State first: 1,425,432 confirmed cases, 20,243 confirmed deaths, but as is the norm, NO mention of confirmed recoveries. Next, here are the stats for the Aloha State: 19,056 confirmed cases, 266 confirmed deaths, and NO MENTION OF confirmed recoveries anymore- what is up with YOU, Gov. Ige, you Democrat hack. Finally, in the Ever-Red, uh, we mean, the Evergreen State, here are the stats: 194,788 confirmed cases, 3,102 confirmed deaths, but like California, the gorilla-faced governor, Jay Inslee, won’t share the number of confirmed recoveries. Shame on these flipping Democrats. Let’s take a look at one more state, Alaska: 38,707 confirmed number of cases, 149 confirmed deaths, and sadly, no mention of the confirmed number of recoveries- thank you.
2020 Wednesday E: Here are today’s Stock Market closes: DOW Jones Industrial Average: 30,068.81, DOWN 105.57 points (-0.35%). Next, the NASDAQ: 12,338.95, DOWN 243.82 points (-1.94%). Finally, here are the stats for the S&P 500: 3,672.82, DOWN 29.43 points (-0.79%). The price of GOLD is $1,842.90 per troy oz., +4.40 (+0.24%) while the price of SILVER is $24.05 per troy ounce, +0.25 (+0.48%). The price of PLATINUM is $1,010.00 per troy oz, -8.30 (-0.83%) while the price of COPPER is $3.50 per pound, -0.0145 (-0.41%). The price of PALLADIUM is $2,290.60 per troy oz, -37.30 (-1.60%). The price of Light Sweet Crude Oil is $45.71 per barrel, +0.19 (+0.42%). Currently, one-dollar U.S. = 6.54 Chi-Com yuan. Meanwhile, one-dollar U.S. = 0.83 euros and in Mexican pesos equals 19.87.
2020 Wednesday F: We learn today that Texas is not alone in suing other states where rampant voter fraud occurred. Joining the Lone Star State are Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, and West Virginia, along with the Trump administration. If the corruption that occurred in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Nevada is allowed to stand, that corruption will infect the rest of the states in the Union which is why this case is going before the U.S. Supreme Court as do all interstate lawsuits. Meanwhile, the U.S. House of Representatives passes a $740 billion defense bill opposed by President Trump because it fails to address the national security issues Facebook, Twitter, and other social media firms pose to the nation. Elsewhere, the Trump administration wants to send $600 relief checks to all Americans while Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says the COVID-19 relief bill must drop (1) aid to the states and (2) COVID-19, aka Chi-Com Bat Virus liability measures Democrats want to tack onto it so if someone dines in a restaurant and gets the Xi Jinping Bat Flu, the infected person can sue the business owner. Finally, the Trump administrations renames two military bases for the U.S. Space Force. The two bases- Patrick Air Force Base and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station will be renamed- respectively- Patrick Space Force Base and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
2020 Wednesday G: Federal prosecutors in Delaware are investigating Hunter Biden on charges of tax fraud and other monetary and financial crimes which many now believe disqualifies his father, the so-called ‘president-elect’ because not only is he and his son in bed with Beijing, so is everyone else (or so we believe) in the Biden Family and in his inner circle. The ‘Hunter Biden laptop’ alone should be enough to send son, Hunter, to the federal slammer.
2020 Wednesday H: Michigan state Representative Cynthia Johnson threatens ALL Trump supporters AND defenders of the U.S. Constitution with violence, calling ‘on soldiers in whatever army the Democrats possess’ (i.e., Antifa and Black Lives Matter human trash) ‘to commit violence on their enemies.’ What is it about these female Democrats that think they can bully and threaten other, law-abiding citizens? Bring it on there, congresswoman, you might be surprised at what comes YOUR way.
2020 Wednesday I: Here are the numbers for tonight’s Super Lotto Drawing #3515 with a $13 million jackpot up for grabs: 05, 08, 13, 20, 39, and Mega 01. Out of 84,659 winning tickets, two people had FIVE numbers but no Mega for a prize of $15,418 apiece. Next, here are the numbers for the Powerball Draw #801 with a BIG JACKPOT of $262 million up for grabs: 11, 14, 31, 47, 48, and Power 04. Out of 83,939 winning tickets, the highest winners were three people who had four numbers plus the Powerball for a prize of $31,286 apiece.
2020 Wednesday J: As you know, every day, we await news as to what the Chi-Coms and their allies in Canada, Iran, Russia, and of course, the Democratic Party flunkies that do Beijing’s bidding…

BEVERLY CARRICK ORIGINAL ARTWORK OF THE DAY:

This artwork is #0307 a 24” x 48” original oil painting by Beverly Carrick, which, she entitled, “Seagulls and Sandpipers.” It is among her more beautiful works and is available for sale. You can see much more of her work at her Website, found at beverlycarrick.com, or at the blog’s Facebook page. At her Website, you will see not only more original oil paintings but also lithographs, giclees, prints, miniatures, photographs, and even her award-winning instructional video entitled, “Painting the Southwest with Beverly Carrick.” Beverly has been painting for more than 60 years and known around the world for both the beauty and timelessness of her artworks. Hanging in private and public galleries and followed by many fans encircling the globe—her works instill awe because of her artistic brilliance and personal beauty. We urge you to go to her Website NOW and view her work. It is possible that you will find something you like and will want to buy it for yourself, a friend, a loved one, or a neighbor! You will not be disappointed so please: do yourself a favor and go there IMMEDIATELY! Thank you, the American Institute of Culinary Politics-Elemental News of the Day!

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On November 26, 1972, the J. Geils Band released their first live album, “Live Full House.” This is a red-hot album that saw “Looking for a Love” become a breakthrough hit as the live version is more awesome than the studio one which is why we encourage everyone to search for this album out and give it a good listen. Yes, we are doing an American band for the first time in several years and are proud that we are doing the J. Geils Band over any other American group. You will enjoy this album which is why we hope you will seek it out at your favorite site for music and add it to your collection. We guarantee you’ll be glad you did.

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[i] We hope to offer the music of Alice Cooper, both the band and the individual sometime in 2025-2026. Please stay tuned.

[ii] We hope to offer the music of Dire Straits sometime in 2021-2022. Please stay tuned.

[iii] We offered the music of the Byrds beginning on Monday, 16-January-2012 through Friday, 17-February-2012. Please seek them out by visiting the blog posts between these dates. Thank you.

[iv] We began offering the music of the famed Flying Burrito Brothers on Sunday, 23-February-2014 through Thursday, 06-March-2014. Please seek them out. We thank you.

[v] We hope to offer the music of Firefall sometime in 2026. Please stay tuned.

[vi] Vice President Al Gore and the Democrats did everything possible to steal this election from then-Governor George W. Bush and the Republican Party. In 2016, the Democrats commenced doing it again, this time to now-President Donald J. Trump. Won’t these scurrilous POSs ever learn?

[vii] This is bullshit. We learned all manner of valuable information from the Islamist scum but when a Republican is president, the Dems go all out to destroy them using whatever means available to them. Don’t believe in the Deep State? You sure as hell should.

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KKK. 2019 Monday: In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the medical community announces that thanks to new drug tests, they are 90-percent closer to a cure for Ebola as the medications they were testing were extremely successful. Meanwhile, in Hong Kong, the government announces a closure of the former British colony’s airports as pro-democracy protesters flood them. People want freedom and the Chi-Coms on the mainland are doing everything possible to quash them.

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1099: The Crusaders are victorious against the infidels at the Battle of Ascalon as Gottfried of Broth beats the Egyptians.
1508: Juan Ponce de Leon arrives in Florida.
1553: Pope Julius III orders the confiscation and the burning of the Jewish Talmud.
1687: At the Battle of Mohacs, the Hungarian army routs the Turks.
1812: Troops under the Duke of Wellington enter Madrid.
1851: Isaac Singer received a patent for the double-headed sewing machine on this date.
1859: Poet AND English professor Katharine Lee Bates, who wrote the words to “America the Beautiful” was born in Falmouth, Massachusetts.
1861: Apache Indians attack Confederate forces in Texas.
1865: For the first time during a surgery, Joseph Lister used a disinfectant.
1867: Despite Congress’ orders NOT to, President Andrew Johnson suspends Secretary of War Edwin Stanton.
1877: Thomas Edison invented the phonograph and made the first sound recording.
1879: The first National Archery Association tournament took place in Chicago, Illinois, on this date.
1898: The United States officially annexes Hawaii on this date as all fighting in the Spanish-American War ends.
1902: Through a merger of McCormick Harvesting Machine Company, Deering Harvester Company and several other smaller companies, International Harvester Company came to be.
1909: The Indianapolis Motor Speedway, home to the Indianapolis 500, first opened on this date.
1912: Comedy producer Max Sennett founded the Keystone Pictures Studio in Edendale.
1914: Russian troops overrun East Prussia much to the horror of the German population. Meanwhile, Great Britain declares war on Austro-Hungary.
1918: Regular airmail service began on this date between the cities of Washington and New York. Elsewhere, the Battle of Amiens on the Western Front sputters to a close with an Allied victory over the Germans. This would be one of the final largescale battles of the First World War.
1922: The Federal government makes dedicates the Washington, D.C. home of Frederick Douglass as a national shrine.
1929: Future country and western star Buck Owens[i] is born on this date.
1931: After heavy rains collapse dikes along it, the Yangtze River floods much of the surrounding countryside causing innumerable deaths and much destruction.
1935: Babe Ruth plays his final game at Fenway Park with 41,766 on hand.
1937: President Franklin Delano Roosevelt nominated far left judge Hugo Black to the U.S. Supreme Court.
1939: In Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, the movie, “The Wizard of Oz,” premiered. Actress Judy Garland became famous for the movie’s song, “Somewhere over the Rainbow.” The movie premiered in Hollywood on August 15.
1940: The Luftwaffe bombs British railway stations, losing 31 aircraft in the attacks.
1941: French Field Marshal Henri Petain declares Vichy France’s full support for Nazi Germany.
1942: British Prime Minister Winston Churchill arrives in Moscow to meet with Russian leader Josef Stalin. While there, he presents the Soviet dictator with the ‘Sword of Stalingrad,’ thus signaling the victory the Red Army enjoyed over the Nazis earlier in the year. The Russian advisor who accepted the sword then dropped it; no one knows what might have happened to this poor putz.
1944: During World War II, Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., eldest son of Joseph and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, was killed over England along with his co-pilot when their explosives-laden plane blew up.
1948: Future drummer and percussionist Liam Genockey- who played with Ian Gillan[ii] on his solo projects- is born in Dublin, Ireland, on this date.
1949: Future guitarist/vocalist with Dire Straits[iii], Mark Knopfler, is born.
1953: The Soviet Union conducts a secret test of its first hydrogen bomb.
1958: President Dwight D. Eisenhower raises the Federal minimum wage from $0.75 to $1.00 an hour.
1960: The first balloon communications satellite—the Echo 1—was launched by the United States from Cape Canaveral., Florida.
1962: One day after launching Andrian Nikolayev into orbit, the Soviet Union also sent up Pavel Popovich; both men landed safely August 15.
1964: Author Ian Fleming, 56, the creator of James Bond, died in Canterbury, England. Meanwhile Mickey Mantle set a major league record when he hit homeruns from both sides of the plate in the same game.
1969: The owners of the Boston Celtics sold the team for $6 million, which at the time, was the highest price paid for a pro basketball team.
1971: Syrian President Hafiz al-Assad drops diplomatic relations with neighboring Jordan.
1972: The last ground combat troops leave South Vietnam.
1973: Jack Nicklaus won his 14^th major golf title on this date. His win broke the record held by Bobby Jones for 50 years.
1977: The space shuttle Enterprise passed its first solo flight test.
1978: China and Japan sign a peace treaty.
1979: Iranian press censors stage a mass book burning of books unfit for reading. This is what totalitarian criminal Islamist states do. At some point in the future, the Iranian people will be liberated.
1981: IBM unveiled its first personal computer, the model 5150, at a press conference in New York.
1983: General Manuel A. Noriega becomes commander of the Panamanian military.
1985: The world’s worst single-aircraft disaster occurred as a crippled Japan Air Lines Boeing 747 on a domestic flight crashed into a mountain, killing 520 people; however, four people survived the catastrophe.
1986: Rod Carew became the first California Angels player to have his uniform—No. 29—retired.
1990 Sunday: Iraq’s Saddam Hussein says he is ready to consider a solution to the crisis in the Persian Gulf if Israel withdraws from the Occupied Territories.
1992 Wednesday: The U.S., Canada, and Mexico announced that the North American Free Trade Agreement aka NAFTA, was now in force after 14 months of negotiations.
1993 Thursday: President Bill Clinton lifted the ban on rehiring air traffic controllers whom President Ronald Reagan fired back in 1981 for going on strike and shutting down the nation’s airports.
1994 Friday: Stephen J. Breyer is sworn in as Supreme Court Justice. Elsewhere, Major League Baseball players went on strike rather than allow team owners to limit their salaries. The strike lasted for 232 days and as a result, the World Series did not happen for the first time in 90 years.
1998 Wednesday: Swiss banks agreed to pay $1.25 billion as restitution to World War II Holocaust victims.
2000 Saturday: The Russian nuclear submarine Kursk and its 118-man crew were lost during exercises in the Barents Sea. The United States could have provided aid to help rescue the trapped sailors but the government of Russia declined the offer.
2004 Thursday: The California Supreme Court voided the nearly 4,000 same-sex (homosexual) marriages that the city of San Francisco (where else?) sanctioned earlier in the year.
2008 Tuesday: Michael Phelps won the 200-meter freestyle for his third gold medal at the Beijing Summer Olympics.
2010 Thursday: Wikileaks founder Julian Assange announces plans to release remaining Afghan War Diary documents from the war in Afghanistan. Elsewhere, founding member of the Southern rock band, Little Feat[iv]—drummer Richie Hayward—lost his battle with liver cancer on this date.
2011 Friday: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit strikes down President Barack Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
2013 Monday: The International Olympic Committee announces it will punish athletes who support Russia’s harsh laws restricting the LGBT community. Meanwhile, outlaw country and western star, Tompall Glasser[v], lost his battle with prolonged illness on this date and died. Elsewhere, feared Boston mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger, the man who became one of the nation’s most-wanted fugitives, was convicted in a string of 11 killings and dozens of other gangland crimes, many of them committed while he was said to be an FBI informant. He is now living out the rest of his days in a federal penitentiary.
2014 Tuesday: To halt the ISIS thugs from overrunning Iraq, President Barack Obama announces his plan to send 705 U.S. military personnel to help the beleaguered nation. However, the President says the troops will not take part in combat operations.
2015 Wednesday: During a recent surgery on his liver, former President Jimmy Carter announces that an unspecified cancer has spread throughout his body and is fatal.
2016 Friday: Causing much Muslim outrage, Cannes becomes the first French resort to band the burkini. Good for you!
2017 Saturday: A car plowed into a crowd of violent Antifa protesters who were counter-protesting a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, killing Heather Heyer, 32, and hurting more than a dozen others. The Ohio man accused in the attack, James Alex Fields, 21, would face a state murder charge and federal hate crimes charges, which are bullshit. President Donald Trump condemned what he called “this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides”; Democrats and some Republicans called on Trump to specifically denounce white supremacy. Fake news ginned up the coverage to make the President appear a bigot, which is bullshit. Meanwhile, during the protest, two Virginia state police officers were killed in a helicopter crash while monitoring the violent Antifa-caused protests below them. Everyone blames white nationalism and President Trump but the Democrats and fake news scum vilify those they deem culpable while giving a pass to the real criminals involved here, Antifa and Governor Terry McAuliffe who told the cops to stand down so the Antifa thugs could beat on their opponents unmolested.
2018 Sunday: NASA launches the Parker Space Probe, its first mission to study the Sun and its corona. Meanwhile, after three days of attacks by the Taliban across the entire country of Afghanistan, the Afghan government announces at least 200 dead Afghan security forces.
2019 Monday: In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the medical community announces that thanks to new drug tests, they are 90-percent closer to a cure for Ebola as the medications they were testing were extremely successful. Meanwhile, in Hong Kong, the government announces a closure of the former British colony’s airports as pro-democracy protesters flood them. People want freedom and the Chi-Coms on the mainland are doing everything possible to quash them.
2020 Wednesday: Joe Biden and Senator Kamala Harris make their first appearance as a ticket in Wilmington, Delaware, today. The former vice president was able to follow the teleprompter most of the way but there were a few times when he began to falter. Perhaps he requires a shock collar around his neck so every time his eyes begin going fuzzy and his words fall by the wayside, Dr. Jill can give him a quick ZAP to pull him back on course. Just saying. Note: the Biden-Harris campaign raised $10.8 million within four hours of announcing she’d been chosen to serve under “Groping Joe” Biden. Hmmm.
2020 Wednesday A: Here are today’s Xi Jinping Bat Flu Statistics for the globe: 20,423,897 confirmed cases, UP by 299,460 cases, 744,629 confirmed deaths, UP by 7,364 deaths, and 12,631,548 confirmed recoveries, UP by 251,138 recoveries. Here are the numbers for the United States: 5,255,928 confirmed cases, UP by 55,552 new cases, 167,361 confirmed deaths, UP by 1,474 new deaths, and 2,648,373 confirmed recoveries, UP by 109,673 new recoveries. (The number of recoveries would be even greater if Blue State governors would report them but alas, we know they won’t- corrupt MF-ers).
2020 Wednesday B: Next, in the three states in which, the world-famous American Institute of Culinary Politics-The Elemental News of the Day employs chef-authors, California, Hawaii, and Washington, here are the stats, Golden State first: 574,411 confirmed cases, 10,468 confirmed deaths, but as is the norm, NO mention of confirmed recoveries. Next, here are the stats for the Aloha State: 3,756 confirmed cases, 34 confirmed deaths, and 1,627 confirmed recoveries. Finally, in the Ever-Red, uh, we mean, the Evergreen State, here are the stats: 64,151 confirmed cases, 1,716 confirmed deaths, but like California, the incline-headed governor, Jay Inslee, won’t share the number of confirmed recoveries. Shame on these flipping Democrats. Let’s take a look at one more state, Minnesota: 62,303 confirmed number of cases, 1,707 confirmed number of deaths, but unlike other Blue hellholes around the country there is a number of recoveries: 55,855. Thank you, Governor Tim Walz for your honesty. Congrats!
2020 Wednesday C: Here are today’s Stock Market closes: DOW Jones Industrial Average: 27,976.84, UP 289.83 points (1.05%). Next, the NASDAQ: 11,012.24, UP 229.42 points (2.13%). Finally, here are the stats for the S&P 500: 3,380.35, UP 46.66 points (1.40%). The price of GOLD is $1,926.20 per troy oz., -22.80 (-1.17%) while the price of SILVER is $25.60 per troy ounce, -0.374 (-1.44%). The price of PLATINUM is $944.10 per troy oz, -15.10 (-1.57%) while the price of COPPER is $2.88 per pound, -0.009 (-0.31%). The price of Light Sweet Crude Oil is $42.56 per barrel, -0.11 (-0.26%). Currently, one-dollar U.S. = 6.94 Chi-Com yuan. Meanwhile, one dollar U.S. = 0.85 euros.

BEVERLY CARRICK ORIGINAL ARTWORK OF THE DAY:

This artwork is #0188 a 24” x 36” original oil painting by Beverly Carrick, which, she entitled, “Cloud Shadows.” It is among her more beautiful works and is available for sale. You can see much more of her work at her Website, found at beverlycarrick.com, or at the blog’s Facebook page. At her Website, you will see not only more original oil paintings but also lithographs, giclees, prints, miniatures, photographs, and even her award-winning instructional video entitled, “Painting the Southwest with Beverly Carrick.” Beverly has been painting for more than 60 years and known around the world for both the beauty and timelessness of her artworks. Hanging in private and public galleries and followed by many fans encircling the globe—her works instill awe because of her artistic brilliance and personal beauty. We urge you to go to her Website NOW and view her work. It is possible that you will find something you like and will want to buy it for yourself, a friend, a loved one, or a neighbor! You will not be disappointed so please: do yourself a favor and go there IMMEDIATELY! Thank you, the American Institute of Culinary Politics-Elemental News of the Day!

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The Move formed in late 1965 seeking to engage the BEST musicians in Birmingham along the lines of the Who but then slowly moved into pop-rock in that they utilized numerous publicity stunts and gags to get them before a wider audience. Their debut album, “Move,” came out on March 17, 1968 and sold relatively well. The band featured Carl Wayne (vocals), Roy Wood (guitars/vocals), Trevor Burton (guitars/vocals), Ace Kefford (bass/vocals), and Bev Bevan (drums/percussion/vocals). We love the album and enjoy the band and know that you will, too. The funny thing about the Move is the fact that they enjoyed major success in Great Britain like Family but could not make it big in the United States. Ah, well, the world of rock music is a strange one…seek this album out and add it to your collection- you will be glad you did.

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[i] When we begin promoting the music of the Legends of Country Music such as Merle Haggard, Buck Owens, Conway Twitty, and others, we will also do the music of Tammy Wynette. Please remain vigilant.

[ii] We shared the music of Deep Purple, Ian Gillan, Captain Beyond, Elf, and Rainbow beginning on Tuesday, 20-March-2018 and concluded this massive offering on Sunday, 14-October-2018. Please seek out the music by all of these phenomenal bands. All are fabulous.

[iii] We hope to offer the music of Dire Straits sometime in 2021-2022. Please stay tuned.

[iv] We celebrated the music of the amazing Little Feat beginning on Tuesday, 11-June-2013 through Monday, 15-July-2013. One of the great unsung bands of all time, we hope you will seek them out and consider adding them to your music collection.

[v] We hope to promote the music of the Outlaws when we begin promoting the music of country artists. Please remain alert for the day we do as you will enjoy them.

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TODAY IN HISTORY—JULY 13, 2020

PP. 2013 Saturday: Criminal defendant George Zimmerman is found NOT GUILTY by a jury in Sanford, Fla., in the shooting of unarmed black teenager, Trayvon Martin. His killing unleased a furious debate over racial-profiling, self-defense, and equal justice. Some of the heightened tensions resulted from false accounts by the fake news media in their attempt to stir up racial animosity in the ‘Age of Obama.’ President Obama had said that “Trayvon Martin could be his son.” Thank you for your ‘impartiality,’ President Obama.