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Good morning, youse guy’s.
Teech do you have half a dozen pups this morning?

I do not! Still on puppy watch. She looks like a watermelon with legs.

Good morning everybirdie.

We're almost halfway home to the weekend!


Hope everyone has a wonderful Wednesday!

Good Morning Humans

Let us continue to shashay down the days of the week and do-si-do right into TGIF time.

In the meantime, kick arse and take names in your dance with today.

On this day in history:

1844
Attilio and Emilio Bandiera were executed along with nine others following a failed revolt against Austrian rule in Italy.

1885
U.S. General Ulysses S. Grant, who commanded the Union armies to victory in the American Civil War and later served as the 18th president of the United States, died at the age of 63.

1903
Ford Motor Company sold its first automobile, a Ford Model A; five years later it introduced the hugely influential Model T.

1952
On this day in 1952, the Free Officers, a nationalistic military group led by Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser, engineered a coup that overthrew King Farouk I of Egypt, ending the monarchy and bringing Nasser to power.

1967
A riot began in Detroit as African Americans and the city's police department were involved in violent confrontations following a police raid on an illegal drinking club; the unrest, which lasted for five days, is considered one of the catalysts of the militant Black Power movement.

1970
Sultan Sa?id ibn Taymur of Oman was overthrown by his son, Qaboos bin Said, in a palace coup.

1973
President Richard Nixon refuses to hand over his secret audio recordings to the Senate Watergate Committee and Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox, citing executive privilege. His refusal kicked off a legal battle that culminateds in the U.S. Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling one year later that Nixon must hand over the tapes.

1984
Miss America resigns over nude photos. 21-year-old Vanessa Williams gives up her Miss America title, the first resignation in the pageant’s history, after Penthouse magazine announces plans to publish nude photos of the beauty queen in its September issue.

1988
Guns N’ Roses made its big popular breakthrough when their first hit single, “Sweet Child O’ Mine” entered the Billboard Top 40.

1996
At the Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, the U.S. women’s gymnastics team wins its first-ever team gold.

1997
Slobodan Miloševic became president of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (comprising Serbia and Montenegro) after serving as president of Serbia from 1989; he was later charged with genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes relating to the Kosovo conflict, and he died during his trial in 2006.

1999
With the launch of NASA's orbiter Columbia, U.S. astronaut Eileen Collins became the first woman to command a space shuttle mission

1999
The music festival Woodstock ’99 opens on July 23, 1999. The festival—timed to the 30th anniversary of the original Woodstock—attempts to bring the spirit of peace, music, and love to a new generation; instead it devolves into three days of scorching heat, raw sewage and greed in upstate New York.

2011
British singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse, who won five Grammy Awards for her Motown-inspired Back to Black (2006) but struggled with substance-abuse problems, died from alcohol poisoning at the age of 27.

Frogger, BeeBaw, teech, BDC, Hang, Wally, Boot, Joe & 225

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