Good morning Oprano

Red · 06-29-2005

On this day, way back when....

The Globe Theater, where most of Shakespeare's plays debuted, burned down on this day in 1613.

1989 Congress votes new sanctions against China
In yet another reaction to the Chinese government's brutal massacre of protesters in Tiananmen Square in Beijing earlier in the month, the House of Representatives unanimously passes a package of sanctions against the People's Republic of China. American indignation, however, was relatively short-lived and most of the sanctions died out after a brief period.

1862 Battle of Savage's Station
Confederate General Robert E. Lee attacks Union General George McClellan as he is pulling his army away from Richmond, Virginia, in retreat during the Seven Days' Battles. Although the Yankees lost 1,000 men—twice as many as the Rebels—they were able to successfully protect the retreat.

Newton · 06-29-2005

Morning Red

The Globe theatre is back to its former glory

http://www.allshakespeare.com/globe/

Red · 06-29-2005

That's good to know. My college course in Shakespeare was one of my favorites and getting to play Audrey in As You Like It was so much fun.

Bhelliom · 06-29-2005

ok ok for the record I did give Red full credit to limit any and all infringements :P

now to add my part :P

1888, The first musical recording in Britain was made in London on the occasion of the Handel Festival. The recording was made using Thomas Edison's cylinder phonograph

1925, Canada house in Trafalgar Square in London was opened by King George V.

1927, France formally transferred 100 hectares of property to Canada at Vimy Ridge

1944, Gary Busey Born

1946, British authorities arrest 2700 Jews in Palestine, allegedly to stamp out terrorism.

1949, South Africa officially begins apartheid

1967, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were found guilty in London on drug posession.

1974, Soviet ballet dancer Mikhail Barishnykov defected in Toronto during a Canadian tour

1984, Springsteen began his Born In The USA tour

1996, Canadian Alanis Morrissette joined rock legends Eric Clapton, Ron Woods, Bob Dylan, and The Who to perform for 150, 000 people at London's Hyde Park. The all-day event raised about $1 million for Prince Charles' Prince's Trust charity.

2003, Kartherine Hepburn passed away at age 96

AD 67, The Apostle Paul was beheaded with a sword near Rome, according to tradition.

Hope Red can Forgive me :P

Trev · 06-29-2005

Good morning to all

Thank you to both Red and Bhelliom for my daily history lesson

Red · 06-29-2005

I can forgive you babe. You've obviously got more free time on your hands that I do, so feel free to research and add tidbits.

Bhelliom · 06-29-2005

yeah really... It actually all comes from one website...

same place I get my morning weird news that I post on here.

I'm just your morning weird news and trivia guy on oprano

06-29-2005	#1
Red Dreaming of a Cowboy Hat like Max Hardcore Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 1,812	On this day, way back when.... The Globe Theater, where most of Shakespeare's plays debuted, burned down on this day in 1613. 1989 Congress votes new sanctions against China In yet another reaction to the Chinese government's brutal massacre of protesters in Tiananmen Square in Beijing earlier in the month, the House of Representatives unanimously passes a package of sanctions against the People's Republic of China. American indignation, however, was relatively short-lived and most of the sanctions died out after a brief period. 1862 Battle of Savage's Station Confederate General Robert E. Lee attacks Union General George McClellan as he is pulling his army away from Richmond, Virginia, in retreat during the Seven Days' Battles. Although the Yankees lost 1,000 men—twice as many as the Rebels—they were able to successfully protect the retreat. __________________

06-29-2005	#2
Newton It's always business, never personal! The POWER of radio Oprano Radio Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: On a golf course Posts: 4,916	Morning Red The Globe theatre is back to its former glory http://www.allshakespeare.com/globe/ __________________ Poser Bush in a mix-up over his hi-tech gizmo - ICLOD

06-29-2005	#3
Red Dreaming of a Cowboy Hat like Max Hardcore Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 1,812	That's good to know. My college course in Shakespeare was one of my favorites and getting to play Audrey in As You Like It was so much fun. __________________

06-29-2005	#4
Bhelliom Will fuck for beer Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Toronto Posts: 1,143	ok ok for the record I did give Red full credit to limit any and all infringements :P now to add my part :P 1888, The first musical recording in Britain was made in London on the occasion of the Handel Festival. The recording was made using Thomas Edison's cylinder phonograph 1925, Canada house in Trafalgar Square in London was opened by King George V. 1927, France formally transferred 100 hectares of property to Canada at Vimy Ridge 1944, Gary Busey Born 1946, British authorities arrest 2700 Jews in Palestine, allegedly to stamp out terrorism. 1949, South Africa officially begins apartheid 1967, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were found guilty in London on drug posession. 1974, Soviet ballet dancer Mikhail Barishnykov defected in Toronto during a Canadian tour 1984, Springsteen began his Born In The USA tour 1996, Canadian Alanis Morrissette joined rock legends Eric Clapton, Ron Woods, Bob Dylan, and The Who to perform for 150, 000 people at London's Hyde Park. The all-day event raised about $1 million for Prince Charles' Prince's Trust charity. 2003, Kartherine Hepburn passed away at age 96 AD 67, The Apostle Paul was beheaded with a sword near Rome, according to tradition. Hope Red can Forgive me :P __________________ I am a Sado-Machiavellian. As long as I cum in the end... It doesn't matter what I did to get there. :yowsa: I just made that term up.... pretty good eh?

06-29-2005	#5
Trev Cunty Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 10,150	Good morning to all Thank you to both Red and Bhelliom for my daily history lesson __________________ Sucks to be you.

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