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Saturday, December 28, 2013
Historical Events for Year 1941
ضباط هتلر والطلاب يحتفلون عيد الميلاد 1941
ضباط هتلر والطلاب يحتفلون عيد الميلاد 1941
Events 1 - 150 of 642
Jan 1st - Netherlands begins taxing wages
Jan 1st - Russian general Zhukov appointed chief of general staff
Jan 2nd - World War II: German bombing severely damages the Llandaff Cathedral in Cardiff, Wales.
Jan 2nd - World War II: The U.S. government announces its Liberty ship program to build freighters in support of the war effort.
Jan 3rd - Canada & US acquire air bases in Newfoundland (99 yr lease)
Jan 3rd - Italian counter offensive in Albania
Jan 3rd - Sergei Rachmaninov's "Symphonic Dances" premieres in Philadelphia
Jan 4th - Resistance fighters counter d'Estienne d'Orves/Jan Doornik, 1st meet
Jan 5th - British/Australian troops conquer Bardia Lybia
Jan 6th - FDR's "4 Freedoms" speech (speech, worship, from want & from fear)
Jan 8th - British Air Marshal Richard Peirse resigns
Jan 9th - 6,000 Jews exterminated in pogrom in Bucharest Romania
Jan 9th - Maiden flight by Canada's British-built Avro Lancaster military plane
Jan 10th - Joseph Kesselring's "Arsenic & Old Lace," premieres in NYC
Jan 10th - Seyss-Inquart begins registration of Jews
Jan 10th - World War II: The Greek army captures Kleisoura.
Jan 11th - Princess Irene Brigade established in Congleton
Jan 16th - US vice admiral Bellinger warns of an assault on Pearl Harbor
Jan 16th - War Dept forms 1st Army Air Corps squadron for black cadets
32nd US President Franklin D. RooseveltJan 17th - Kuomintang forces under orders from Chiang Kai-Shek open fire at communist forces, resuming the Chinese Civil War after World War II.Jan 19th - British offensive in Eritrea
Jan 19th - British troops occupies Kassalaf Sudan
Jan 20th - Bela Bartok's 6th string quartet, premieres in NYC
Jan 21st - 1st anti-Jewish measures in Bulgaria
Jan 21st - 1st commercial extraction of magnesium from seawater, Freeport, TX
Jan 21st - Australia & Britain attack Tobruk Libya
Jan 21st - British communist newspaper "Daily Worker" banned
Jan 22nd - 1st mass killing of Jews in Romania
Jan 22nd - British/Australian troops capture Tobruk from Italians
Jan 23rd - Ground breaking for NACA (now NASA) Lewis Research Center
Jan 23rd - WOR-AM in Newark NJ moves to NYC
Jan 24th - British troops march into Abyssinia
Jan 25th - Pope Pius XII elevates the Apostolic Vicariate of the Hawaiian Islands to the dignity of a diocese. It becomes the Roman Catholic Diocese of Honolulu.
Jan 27th - Peruvian agent Rivera-Schreiber warns of Japanese assault on Pearl Harbor
Jan 28th - French-Thai War: Final air battle of the conflict. Japanese-mediated armistice goes into effect later in the day.
Jan 30th - Australian troops conquer Derna Libya
Jan 31st - 21 U boats sunk this month (127,000 ton)
Jan 31st - Anti-German demonstration in Haarlem Netherlands
Jan 31st - Joe Louis KOs Red Burman in 5 for heavyweight boxing title
Jan 31st - Layforce set sail.
Feb 1st - US female Figure Skating championship won by Jane Vaughn
Feb 1st - US male Figure Skating championship won by Eugene Turner
Feb 3rd - Supreme Court upheld Federal Wage & Hour law, sets min wages & max hrs
Feb 4th - British tanks occupy Maus Libya
Feb 4th - Former Dutch premier De Geer flies to Berlin
Feb 4th - United Service Organization (USO) founded
Feb 5th - Dutch Premier De Geer returns from Lisbon to Netherlands
Feb 6th - Auke Adema wins 6th official Dutch 11 Cities Skating Race (9:19)
Feb 6th - Battle of Beda Fomm: Italian 10th army destroyed
Feb 6th - British troops conquer Bengazi, Libya
Singer/Actor Frank SinatraFeb 7th - Frank Sinatra & Tommy Dorsey orchestra record "Everything Happens to Me"Feb 8th - Japanese armored barges cross Strait of Johore to attack Singapore
Feb 8th - NSB'er Max Blokzijl begins nazi propaganda on Dutch radio
Feb 9th - British troops conquer El Agheila
Feb 9th - Nazi collaborators destroy pro-Jewish café Alcazar Amsterdam (Alcazar refused to hang "No Entry for Jews" signs in front of cafe)
Feb 10th - 1st highway post office makes 1st trip, Wash, DC-Harrisonburg, VA
Feb 10th - Anti-nazi "Het Parool" begins publishing in Netherlands
Feb 11th - 1st Gold record presented (Glenn Miller-Chattanooga Choo Choo)
Feb 11th - Lt-Gen Erwin Rommel arrives in Tripoli
Feb 11th - Sicherheitsdienst complains about Dutch anti German sentiments
Feb 12th - Jewish Council for Amsterdam forms, under Ascher/Cohen
Feb 12th - Occupation Police arrest "Jewish Foursome"
Feb 13th - Nazi leaders attack Dutch Jewish Council
Feb 14th - 1,000,000th vehicle traverses the NY Midtown Tunnel
Feb 14th - Carson McCuller's "Reflections in a Golden Eye" published
German WWII Field Marshal Erwin RommelFeb 14th - Cebrie Park in the Bronx renamed Halsey StreetFeb 14th - German Africa Corps lands in Tripoli, Libya
Feb 15th - Duke Ellington 1st records "Take the A Train"
Feb 17th - Joe Louis KOs Gus Dorazio in 2 for heavyweight boxing title
Feb 19th - Nazi police attacks & driven away from Koco Amsterdam (by young Jews)
Feb 19th - Nazi raid Amsterdam & round up 429 young Jews for deportation
Feb 20th - 1st transport of Jews to concentration camps leave Plotsk Poland
Feb 20th - Nazis order Polish Jews barred from using public transportation
Feb 20th - Romania breaks relations with Netherlands
Feb 21st - Omar Bradley is promoted to the rank of brigadier general
Feb 22nd - Arthur T "Bomber" Harris becomes British Air Marshal
Feb 22nd - German assault on El Agheila Libya
Feb 22nd - IG Farben decides building Buna-Werke in Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Feb 22nd - Nazi SS begin rounding up Jews of Amsterdam
Feb 22nd - Paul Creston's 1st Symphony, premieres
Sunday, December 22, 2013
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Friday, December 6, 2013
Bedding Size Chart Twin XL Full Double Queen King mattress
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Bedding Size Chart
| Bed Size | Mattress Size | Bedspread Size | Comforter Size | Blanket Size |
| Twin | 39" x75" | 80" x 110" | 68" x 86" | 66" x 90" |
| Twin XL | 39" x 80" | N/A use Twin | 68" x 90" | N/A use Twin |
| Full or Double | 54" x 75" | 96" x 110" | 78" x 86" to 86" x 86" | 80" x 90" |
| Queen | 60" x 80" | 102" x 116" | 86" x 86" to 86" x 94" | 90" x 90" |
| California or Western King | 72" x 84" | 114" x 120" | 102" x 86" to 102" x 94" | 108" x 90" |
| Dual or Eastern King | 78" x 80" | 120" x 120" | 102" x 86" to 102" x 94" | 108" x 90" |
| Daybed or Trundle | 39" x 75" | 84" x 117" | 66" x 92" | 66" x 90" |
| Waterbed Super Single | 48" x 84" | N/A | 68" x 86" to 66" x 92" | 66" x 90" |
| Waterbed Queen | 60" x 84" | 84" x 108" | 68" x 86" to 86" x 86" | 80" x 90" or 90" x 90" |
| Waterbed King | 72" x 84" | 84" x 108" | 86" x 86" to 102" x 86" | 90" x 90" or 108" x 90" |
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Policewoman killed herself after accidentally texting her husband
texting her husband a message meant for her lover
- Gail Crocker, 46, went out with male colleague while husband was away
- Sent 'thank you for wonderful evening' text to Peter Crocker, 49, by mistake
- Mrs Crocker tearfully apologised for 'one-off' but later rowed with husband
- He went to their home in St Stephen, Cornwall, to find her and her car gone
- Her Audi was spotted two miles away and her husband found body in boot
- PC's husband of 30 years said: 'She was my life. I'm lost without her'
- Verdict: suicide
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A policewoman committed suicide after writing a text to a lover thanking him for a 'wonderful' date - but accidentally sent it to her husband, an inquest heard.
PC Gail Crocker, 46, met a fellow officer while her husband Peter, 49, was away from their home near St Austell, Cornwall, on a business trip in London.
Later that evening the mother of two typed a message on her mobile saying: 'Thank you for a wonderful evening. Only wish we could do this more often'.
Gail Crocker, 46, committed suicide after sending a text meant for a man she had dated to her husband
He came home and she admitted to having a 'one-off' rendezvous with a male colleague but insisted it had never happened before.
The couple rowed, and the next day Mrs Crocker called in sick from work and drove to a lane two-and-a-half miles away from her home in the village of St Stephen. She took an overdose and was later found dead in her car on 15 June.
Mr Crocker, of St Stephen, Cornwall, told the inquest his wife had begged him for forgiveness when he got back from his trip.
He said: 'I got out [of the car] and she was in floods of tears saying she was sorry. She told me it was a one-off and she had never done it before.
Mr Crocker told the hearing they rowed the following morning, saying: 'She went on and on again. My work phone rang. I was so angry I slammed it into the ground.
Mr Crocker found his wife's body in the boot of her white Audi TT in this car park at Hornick Hill, near St Austell
Mr Crocker contacted her sergeant at Bodmin Police Station who told him she had called in sick for her shift that afternoon.
He said: 'I didn't sleep at all. I didn't hear from Gail during the night.'
The following morning David Rendell and his wife, close friends of the Crockers, spotted Mrs Crocker's car in the car park at Lanjeth, a nearby village, and called her husband.
Mrs Crocker's husband, Paul, told the inquest in Truro, pictured, that he was 'lost' without his wife of 30 years
Mrs Crocker, who met her husband in Plymouth when she was 15 and he was 17, first trained as a PCSO in Truro in 2003 and became a police constable in 2007.
Mr Crocker added in his statement: 'She was a people person - she would speak to anyone about anything. Being a PCSO was her perfect job.
'She was my life. We had plans. Nothing was worth her taking her life. I'm lost without her.'
- Paul Crocker, 49
The unnamed colleague with whom Mrs Crocker spent the evening was not required to give evidence or named at the inquest.
Returning a verdict of suicide, Coroner for Cornwall Emma Carlyon told the hearing she was satisfied that Mrs Crocker's death resulted from a deliberate act to take her own life.
At the time of her death colleagues paid tribute to the 'excellent' police officer who was based in Truro and later Bodmin.
Sector inspector Robin Hogg said: 'I have known Gail for several years and will always remember her as an excellent officer with a bright, happy and positive disposition.'
'Gail leaves a husband and two daughters who miss her deeply and are very proud of the role she carried out in the community.'
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Annabelle Cannabelle Stanislav Jones
Annabelle Cannabelle Stanislav Jones
spends all of her time simply chewing on bones
“I don’t much like veggies or salad or bread.
I’d rather eat roast meat or flank steak instead.”
But what of her meat bill? She hasn’t much money,
and brisket and beef are much dearer than honey.
“I don’t owe the butcher a single red cent.
The meat shop is not where my money is spent.”
And where are her father, her mother and sister?
“I don’t see them much, and I can’t say I’ve missed her.”
And where is her dog and her neighbor’s red cat?
Ann burped and said, “I don’t know about that?”
And so she just sits there and chews on her bones,
that Annabelle Cannabelle Stanislav Jones.
by Denise Rodgers
Matthew Brindle, Upside Down
Matthew Brindle, Upside Down
Matthew Brindle, bright and strong
has his ups and downs all wrong.
Walks around on his his two hands,
making very few demands.
Humble from his airborne toes
right down to his earthbound nose.
Works with head down on his seat.
In the air are his two feet.
Matt's boss said that he's no shirker,
is in fact, a model worker.
"Always thinks of something new . . .
I guess that's just his point of view."
Matthew Brindle, bright and strong
has his ups and downs all wrong.
Walks around on his his two hands,
making very few demands.
Humble from his airborne toes
right down to his earthbound nose.
Works with head down on his seat.
In the air are his two feet.
Matt's boss said that he's no shirker,
is in fact, a model worker.
"Always thinks of something new . . .
I guess that's just his point of view."
by Denise Rodgers
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
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Sunday, December 1, 2013
Weather for Morocco December-01-2013
Weather for Morocco
Cities
| Place | Alerts | Temp. | Humidity | Pressure | Conditions | Wind | Updated | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agadir | 66 °F | 52% | 29.74 in | Clear | SW at 13 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Agadir Al Massira | 66 °F | 52% | 29.74 in | Clear | SW at 13 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Al Hoceima | 57 °F | 55% | 30.04 in | Mostly Cloudy | SSE at 2 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Beni Mellal | 61 °F | 25% | 29.86 in | Scattered Clouds | East at 2 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Bouarfa | 42 °F | 49% | n/a | Partly Cloudy | North at 22 mph | Estimated | Save | |
| Casablanca | 59 °F | 63% | 29.86 in | Partly Cloudy | NNE at 6 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Chefchaouen | 61 °F | 48% | 29.95 in | Partly Cloudy | ESE at 17 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| El Jadida | 59 °F | 63% | 29.86 in | Partly Cloudy | NNE at 6 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Errachidia | 57 °F | 21% | 29.77 in | Partly Cloudy | North at 30 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Essaouira | 68 °F | 43% | 29.83 in | Scattered Clouds | North at 14 mph | 1:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Fes-Sais | 54 °F | 58% | 29.95 in | Scattered Clouds | ENE at 7 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Guelmin | 62 °F | 41% | n/a | Cloudy | NNW at 14 mph | Estimated | Save | |
| Ifrane | 42 °F | 58% | n/a | Clear | North at 6 mph | Estimated | Save | |
| Kasba Tadla | 56 °F | 43% | 29.92 in | Scattered Clouds | SE at 4 mph | 12:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Kenitra | 59 °F | 51% | 29.89 in | Scattered Clouds | North at 9 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Khouribga | 56 °F | 46% | n/a | Mostly Cloudy | North at 4 mph | Estimated | Save | |
| Larache | 63 °F | 34% | 29.95 in | Partly Cloudy | East at 14 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Marrakech | 66 °F | 32% | 29.86 in | Clear | NNE at 9 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Meknes | 55 °F | 51% | 29.92 in | Scattered Clouds | East at 9 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Midelt | 57 °F | 21% | 29.77 in | Partly Cloudy | North at 30 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Mohammedia | 59 °F | 63% | 29.86 in | Partly Cloudy | NNE at 6 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Nador | 55 °F | 72% | 29.95 in | Scattered Clouds | North at 15 mph | 4:00 PM CET | Save | |
| Nouasseur | 61 °F | 55% | 29.89 in | Scattered Clouds | NNE at 9 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Ouarzazate | 66 °F | 12% | 29.71 in | Clear | WNW at 24 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Oujda | 48 °F | 93% | 29.86 in | Light Rain | North at 17 mph | 2:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Rabat-Sale | 59 °F | 51% | 29.89 in | Scattered Clouds | North at 9 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Safi | 68 °F | 43% | 29.83 in | Scattered Clouds | North at 14 mph | 1:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Sidi Ifni | 65 °F | 65% | 29.87 in | Scattered Clouds | WNW at 7 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Sidi Slimane | 55 °F | 51% | 29.92 in | Scattered Clouds | East at 9 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Tan-Tan | 64 °F | 64% | 29.86 in | Mostly Cloudy | NNW at 14 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Tanger | 63 °F | 34% | 29.95 in | Partly Cloudy | East at 14 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Taroudant | 66 °F | 52% | 29.74 in | Clear | SW at 13 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Taza | 54 °F | 58% | 29.95 in | Scattered Clouds | ENE at 7 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Tetuan | 61 °F | 48% | 29.95 in | Partly Cloudy | ESE at 17 mph | 3:00 PM WET | Save | |
| Tiznit | 66 °F | 52% | 29.74 in | Clear | SW at 13 mph | 3:00 PM WET | ||
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Cemetry Mortuary Los Angeles Orange County California
Inglewood Park Cemetry
Los Angeles National Cemetery
Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary
714-477-3981
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Cemetry Mortuary Los Angeles Orange County California
Los Angeles National Cemetery
Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary
714-477-3981
sherif.monem@sci-us.com
Cemetry Mortuary Los Angeles Orange County California
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Monday, November 25, 2013
Actual Size Ruler in Inches
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