I've officially become a slacker.
Born on this day
Bruce Springsteen, rock singer and songwriter (1949)
Augustus, Roman emperor (63 BC)
Victoria Woodhull, reformer and feminist (1838)
Louise Nevelson, sculptor (1900)
Ray Charles, pianist and singer (1930)
Jaroslav Seifert, poet (1901)
This Day in History
1642: Harvard College in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the oldest college in the United States, holds its first commencement exercises.
1780: British agent John André is captured while carrying documents that reveal the treason of American general Benedict Arnold, who has agreed to hand over the American fort at West Point to the British.
1846: German astronomer Johann Gottfried Galle discovers the eight planet, Neptune, on the basis of French astronomer Urbain Le Verrier's calculations of its position.
1912: After leaving the Biograph company to start his own film studio, director Mack Sennett releases the first Keystone comedy short, starring Mabel Normand, Ford Sterling, and Fred Mace.
1939: Sigmund Freud, the Austrian founder of psychoanalysis and one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century, dies in London at the age of 83, having fled the Nazi takeover of Austria in 1938.
1952: U.S. senator Richard Nixon, a candidate for vice president, answers charges that he used an improper expense fund in the nationally televised "Checkers" speech, in which he mentions his dog, Checkers.
Your Astrological Sign
The Libra’s symbol is scales. Libras are thought to be diplomatic, intelligent, and thoughtful. They crave romantic relationships and have a strong sense of justice. They desire harmony in all situations.
I watched cool stuff this weekend. There was this cool thing on bravo about movie monsters. Interesting. And yesterday night i watched entertainment tonight and it was about this anorexic chick. It was really scary. She seriously was a skeleton, all you could see were her bones.
If I keep having to do presentations I think my heart is going to explode. I'm so nervous.
Bruce Springsteen, rock singer and songwriter (1949)
Augustus, Roman emperor (63 BC)
Victoria Woodhull, reformer and feminist (1838)
Louise Nevelson, sculptor (1900)
Ray Charles, pianist and singer (1930)
Jaroslav Seifert, poet (1901)
This Day in History
1642: Harvard College in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the oldest college in the United States, holds its first commencement exercises.
1780: British agent John André is captured while carrying documents that reveal the treason of American general Benedict Arnold, who has agreed to hand over the American fort at West Point to the British.
1846: German astronomer Johann Gottfried Galle discovers the eight planet, Neptune, on the basis of French astronomer Urbain Le Verrier's calculations of its position.
1912: After leaving the Biograph company to start his own film studio, director Mack Sennett releases the first Keystone comedy short, starring Mabel Normand, Ford Sterling, and Fred Mace.
1939: Sigmund Freud, the Austrian founder of psychoanalysis and one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century, dies in London at the age of 83, having fled the Nazi takeover of Austria in 1938.
1952: U.S. senator Richard Nixon, a candidate for vice president, answers charges that he used an improper expense fund in the nationally televised "Checkers" speech, in which he mentions his dog, Checkers.
Your Astrological Sign
The Libra’s symbol is scales. Libras are thought to be diplomatic, intelligent, and thoughtful. They crave romantic relationships and have a strong sense of justice. They desire harmony in all situations.
I watched cool stuff this weekend. There was this cool thing on bravo about movie monsters. Interesting. And yesterday night i watched entertainment tonight and it was about this anorexic chick. It was really scary. She seriously was a skeleton, all you could see were her bones.
If I keep having to do presentations I think my heart is going to explode. I'm so nervous.