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Friday, September 22, 2006

9/22/06
So, I have to go to the football game tonight and there is a chance of rain. Anyways, I was going to tell you guys last night but I forgot it. Oh well. Ta Ta for Now.

DID YOU KNOW...
...that Giles Pellerin, known as the Super Fan, attended 797 consecutive USC football games over a period of 73 years before passing away outside the Rose Bowl, the same location he saw his first game?

TODAY IN HISTORY
1776 - Captain Nathan Hale, an American Revolutionary spy from the Continental Army, was hanged by British forces.
1792 - France adopted the Republican Calendar.
1869 - Das Rheingold, the first of four operas in Der Ring des Nibelungen by German composer Richard Wagner, was first performed in Munich.
1980 - Iraq launched an invasion of Iran, starting the Iran-Iraq War.

PICTURE OF THE DAY

One of Hollywood, California's most famous tourist attractions, Grauman's Chinese Theatre is steeped in Hollywood history, having been home to numerous premieres and two Academy Awards ceremonies. Among the theatre's most famous traits are the autographed cement blocks that reside in the forecourt, which bear the signatures and markings of many of Hollywood's most revered stars and starlets. Built in 1927, the exterior of the movie theater supposedly resembles a giant, red Chinese pagoda. The architecture features a huge Chinese dragon across the front, two stone lion-dogs guarding the main entrance, and the silhouettes of tiny dragons up and down the sides of the copper roof.
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