Browsing: December 18

A Brief History Now that is December 18, 2019, winter is upon us, and it is only getting colder with each passing year! So what is a person meant to do to keep themselves warm without feeling like they have a million layers on, rendering them unable to walk like a normal person? The great thing is that we have collected a list of the 5 most important items that you need to have to keep you warm in cold weather. Digging Deeper A WARM HOME It all starts from the home! You want to ensure that your house is…

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A Brief History With today being December 18, 2019, the year is coming to an end, the holidays are approaching, and everyone is starting to think about the New Year. What will the new year bring? What will happen? What will you do? What will you accomplish? A common thing to endure at this time is to think about a New Years’ resolution. A New Years’ resolution is a challenge or promises you make to yourself to accomplish or change for the upcoming year. Some people do not believe in New Year’s resolutions because of the fact they are often…

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A Brief History On December 18, 1982, arguably the greatest combat pilot in German military history died of a stroke in Rosenheim, Bavaria, West Germany.  Hans-Ulrich Rudel is credited with shooting down only 9 enemy airplanes, and yet eclipses such German legendary aces as Baron Manfred von Richthofen (80 aerial kills, #1 during World War II) and Erich Hartman, history’s all-time leading ace with 353 air to air kills without ever being shot down or forced to land by enemy airplanes (all during World War II).  Rudel performed his aerial heroics flying dive bomber missions.  We used the occasion of…

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A Brief History On December 18, 1981, the Soviet Union put into flight the largest combat airplane ever made, the Tupolev Tu-160 Blackjack heavy bomber.  The Blackjack (which the NATO name, Russians call it White Swan) is also the largest Mach 2 supersonic airplane to ever fly, and is the largest variable swept wing airplane to fly.  It remains the longest and heaviest bomber ever built, with a length 18 feet more than a B-52.  Although built only in small numbers, the development of this giant, fast bomber stoked panic in Western democracies during the Cold War and provided fuel…

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A Brief History Science fiction dramedy fans, here is your chance to be among the first in Cleveland to see Downsizing on Monday, December 18, 2017 at 7:00 PM at Cedar Lee Theatre in Cleveland Heights, Ohio!  Please visit http://www.gofobo.com/HHDOWNSIZING for the chance to download a pass.  Passes are limited and seating is first-come, first-served and not guaranteed.  Please arrive early to increase chance of entry. Digging Deeper Downsizing imagines what might happen if, as a solution to over-population, Norwegian scientists discover how to shrink humans to five inches tall and propose a 200-year global transition from big to small.  People soon…

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