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The Diary of a Nobody/November 11
The Bottom Ten/NCAA Week 12

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The Daily Dose/November 11, 2024
By Gaylon Kent – America’s Funniest Guy™

Leading Off
Notes from around the human experience.

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Today At The Site
Writing worth reading. Usually. 

The Diary of a Nobody – Sparrow turns down a late checkout request. Today’s Diary. 

The guy gets credit for recognizing when the tablets are coming down from Mount Sinai however, and he didn’t press the matter further.

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On This Date
Extra, extra, read all about it. 

In 1918 – The Germans and the Allied powers sign an armistice in northern France to end fighting in World War I. The armistice would be extended three times until a formal surrender – the Treaty of Versailles – was signed the following June. The final battle of the war was the Battle of Mons, where Canadian forces liberated the Belgian town and the final death before the armistice was an American killed one minute before it took effect while charging a German roadblock in France. 

In 1889 – Willie Park, Jr. of Scotland wins the British Open, winning a 36-hole playoff over Andrew Kirkaldy of Scotland by five strokes at the Musselburgh Links in Scotland. It was the second final British Open and major victory for Park and was the highest finish in a major for Kirkaldy. The tournament then consisted of four 9-hole rounds, which had all been played on Nov. 8. It was the sixth and final British Open hosted by Musselburgh, whose four-and-a-quarter-inch diameter holes later became the worldwide standard. 

In 1978 – Donna Summer is at #1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 for the first of three consecutive weeks with MacArthur Park. The song also went to #1 in Canada, peaked at #8 in Great Britain and on Billboard’s soul chart, and was their 12th-biggest song of 1979. It was the first of four #1 songs for Summer and had previously been Hot 100 hits for Richard Harris, Waylon Jennings, and the Four Tops. 

Some Philosophy Crap
The wisdom of the ages. Whatever.

Nothing is more powerful than an individual acting out of his conscience, thus helping to bring the collective conscience to life.
John F Kennedy 

Answer To The Last Trivia Questions
Knowledge is power.

Sly & the Family Stone had the other #1 song titled Family Affair. It spend three weeks at #1 in 1971. 

Today’s Stumper
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How many #1 albums did Donna Summer have on the Billboard 200? – Answer next time!

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