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Today In The PastSun, November 15th, 2009
On This Day:
1492: Christopher Columbus notes the first recorded reference to tobacco 1492: In Spain, six persons of the Jewish faith, & five Conversos, are accused of using black magic 1597: William Shakespeare is cited for not making his second 5 shilling payment on his taxes of 13 shillings and 8 pence 1715: Barrier Treaty: Austria cedes area to the Netherlands 1837: The Pittman Shorthand method of stenography is first published 1889: Dom Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil, is deposed; a republic proclaimed 1899: As a young reporter, Winston Churchill is captured by the enemy in the Boer War 1932: Walt Disney Art School is opened 1935: The Commonwealth of Phillipines is inaugurated 1939: Nazis begin the mass murder of Warsaw citizens of the Jewish faith 1939: President Roosevelt lays the cornerstone of the Jefferson Memorial in Washington DC 1950: The first African American player in organized hockey is signed (Arthur Dorrington) 1954: The first regularly scheduled commercial flights over the North Pole begin 1958: Tyrone Power, actor, dies of a heart attack at age 44 1965: Craig Breedlove sets the land speed record (600.601 mph - 966.57 kph) 1967: Michael Adams, in the X-15, reaches 80 km in altitude 1969: 250,000 people peacefully demonstrate against the Vietnam War in Washington DC 1972: Small Astronomy Satellite Explorer 48 is launched to study gamma rays 1977: President Jimmy Carter welcomes the Shah of Iran 1979: The British government identifies Sir Anthony Blunt as the 4th man in a Soviet spy ring 1980: Pope John Paul II begins his 5-day visit to West Germany 1982: Funeral services are held in Moscow's Red Square for Soviet President Leonid I Brezhnev 1983: The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is proclaimed 1987: Microsoft releases MS-DOS 3.31 (for larger hard disks) 1988: The Palestine National Council, the legislative body of the PLO, proclaims the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, and recognizes Israeli existence, at the close of a four-day conference in Algiers 1990: Frank Farian, producer of Milli Vanilli, publicly admits that the group's two singers, Fabrice Morvan and Rob Pilatus, didn't sing on their album and lip-sync only during live performances 1991: Dow Jones Average drops 120.31 points (its 5th largest percentage dive)
Born On This Day:
1397: Nicholas V, pope (1447-55); ended schism, founded Vatican Library (612 years ago) 1738: Sir William Herschel, astronomer (discovered Uranus) (271 years ago) 1815: John Banvard, NYC, painted worlds largest painting (3 mile canvas) (194 years ago) 1862: Gerhart Hauptmann, Germany, writer (Before Dawn-Nobel 1912) (147 years ago) 1874: August Krogh, Denmark, physiologist (Nobel-1920) (135 years ago) 1887: Marianne Moore, St. Louis, poet (Pulitzer-1951-Collected Poems) (122 years ago) 1891: Erwin Rommel, German field marshall (WW II-African campaign) (118 years ago) 1932: Petula Clark, England, singer (Downtown, My Love) (77 years ago) 1937: Yaphet Kotto, NYC, actor (Brubaker, Alien, Raid on Entebbe) (72 years ago) 1946: Janet Lennon, Culver City CA, singer (Lennon Sisters) (63 years ago) 1977: Peter Mark Andrew Phillips, 9th in succession to British throne (32 years ago)
Today Is:
(Belgium) King's Day (Brazil) Republic Day (1889) (Japan) 7-5-3 Festival Day
There are 46 days left in this year.
Small Tip (วาทีหิมาลัย) : งานดีได้ เพราะคนดีทำ
แลอักษรคำสอนหลวงพ่อสมเด็จฯ
“ขอให้ผู้สำเร็จการศึกษาได้มีความสนใจว่า ปริญญาบัตรนี้เป็นเพียงกระดาษที่ปราศจากความรู้ความสามารถ
๓ สิ่งที่เนปาล
ของพระราชรัตนรังษี (ว.ป. วีรยุทโธ)
Today In The PastFri, November 13th, 2009
On This Day:
867: St Nicholas I ends his reign as Catholic Pope 1775: American Revolutionary forces capture Montreal 1789: Ben Franklin writes, in a letter to a friend, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” 1851: Telegraph service begins between London and Paris 1875: The Harvard-Yale game becomes the first college football contest with uniforms 1895: The first shipment of canned pineapple leaves from Hawaii 1900: The day predicted by the Brothers and Sisters of the Red Death as the end of the world (862 members had burned themselves to death anticipating this date, but the rest disband tomorrow when it proves not to be true) 1907: French cyclist Paul Cornu flies a twin-rotor helicopter 1914: Mary Phelps Jacob of New York is granted a patent for the elastic brassiere (using two handkerchiefs, a ribbon and some soft thread to make the prototype, the “bra” eventually replaces the corset) 1916: The Battle of the Somme ends: Allied forces finally gain 10 km of ground along the 40 km stretch of the Western front called the Somme, in the prolonged trench warfare that began on July 1st and cost the lives of 600,000 soldiers 1921: The film “The Sheik,” starring the era's heart-throb Rudolph Valentino, is released 1921: U.S., France, Japan & the British Empire sign the Pacific Treaty 1926: The first artificial snowfall is created by dropping dry ice pellets over Mt Greylock New Hampshire (The snowflakes forma at an appoximate altitude of 14,000 feet but melt at 3,000 feet) 1927: The Holland Tunnel (named after its engineer, Clifford Holland), providing a 9,250-foot roadway (of which 5,480 feet runs under the Hudson River) from New Jersey to lower Manhattan, opens (first twin-tube underwater auto tunnel) 1941: British aircraft carrier “Ark Royal” is sunk in the Mediterranean 1942: The minimum U.S. draft age is lowered from 21 to 18 1952: Harvard's Paul Zoll becomes the first to use electric shock to treat cardiac arrest 1969: Vice President Spiro T. Agnew accuses network television news departments of bias & distortion, and urges viewers to lodge complaints 1970: A cyclone kills an estimated 300,000 in Bangladesh 1970: Lt. General Hafez al-Assad becomes Prime Minister of Syria following a military coup 1979: Ronald Reagan, in New York, announces his candidacy for U.S. president 1982: The Vietnam War Memorial is dedicated in Washington DC 1982: Korean boxer Duk Koo Kim is fatally injured when KO'ed by Ray Mancini 1985: Nevado del Ruiz volcano erupts in Colombia, kills 25,000 1992: Riddick Bowe wins the undisputed heavyweight boxing title in a unanimous decision over Evander Holyfield (Las Vegas) 2001: Bishop Wilton Gregory is elected as the first black president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops 2001: Afghanistan's ruling Taliban abandon the capital Kabul without a fight, allowing the U.S.-backed Northern Alliance fighters to take over the city 2002: Claiming Iraq is seeking the “path of peace,” Saddam Hussein's government agrees to permitting international weapons inspectors back into the country
Born On This Day:
1312: Edward III, king of England (1327-77) (697 years ago) 1833: Edwin Thomas Booth, U.S., U.S. Hall of Fame/actor (Hamlet) (176 years ago) 1938: Jean Seberg, Marshaltown Iowa, actress (Breathless, Paint Your Wagon) (71 years ago) 1949: Whoopi Goldberg (Caryn Johnson), NYC, actress (Color Purple, Burglar) (60 years ago)
Today Is:
(Grenada, New Zealand) Rememberance Day (Laos) King's Birthday
Friday the 13th! Beware!
There are 48 days left in this year.
Today In The PastThu, November 12th, 2009
On This Day:
295: Origin of Era of Ascension 607: Boniface III ends his reign as Catholic Pope -324: (BC) Origin of Era of Alexander 1892: Pudge Heffelfinger receives $500 and becomes the first professional football player 1910: First movie stunt is performed: man jumps into Hudson river from a burning balloon 1915: Britain annexes Gilbert & Ellice Island 1918: Emperor Karl of Austria-Hungary abdicates, Austria becomes a republic 1919: Ross & Smith start a one-month flight from London to Australia 1927: Leon Trotsky is expelled from the Soviet Communist Party, thereby making Stalin the undisputed dictator of the USSR 1933: Nazis receive 92% of the vote in Germany 1938: Hermann Goering announces he wants Madagascar as a Jewish homeland 1939: The citizens of the Jewish faith of Lodz Poland are ordered to wear yellow arm bands 1940: Blizzard strikes midwest, 154 die (69 on a boat on the Great Lakes) 1941: Germany's drive to take Moscow is halted 1942: The World War II naval Battle of Guadalcanal begin (the U.S. ends winning a major victory over the Japanese) 1944: The German battleship “Tirpitz” is sunk off Norway 1946: The first “autobank” (banking by car) is established (Chicago) 1948: Japanese premier Hideki Tojo is sentenced to death by the war crimes tribunal 1950: Gene Roberts sets the NFL NY Giant rushing record (218 yds) vs. Chicago Cards 1956: The largest observed iceberg, 208 by 60 miles, is first sighted 1964: Paula Murphy sets the female land speed record (226.37 MPH) 1965: Venera 2 is launched by the Soviet Union toward Venus 1977: New Orleans elects its first African American mayor, Ernest (Dutch) Morial 1979: The U.S. halts Iranian oil imports & freezes Iranian assets (during the hostage crisis) 1980: U.S. space probe Voyager I approaches 77,000-mi (124,000 km) of Saturn 1981: The first balloon crossing of the Pacific is completed (Double Eagle V) 1982: Yuri V Andropov succeeds Leonid Brezhnev as Soviet leader 1989: Brazil holds its first free presidential election in 29 years 1990: Japanese Emperor Akihito formally assumes the Chrysanthemum Throne 1997: Ramzi Yousef is found guilty of masterminding the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center 1999: President Clinton signs a sweeping measure knocking down Depression-era barriers and allowing banks, investment firms and insurance companies to sell each other's products 1999: An earthquake strikes western Turkey, killing at least 834 people
Born On This Day:
1866: Sun Yat-sen, father of modern China (ROC & PRC) (traditional) (143 years ago) 1889: DeWitt Wallace, St Paul Minn, publisher, founded Readers Digest (1921) (120 years ago) 1929: Grace Kelly, Philadelphia, Monaco princess/actress (Philadelphia Story, Rear Window) (80 years ago) 1945: Neil Young, Canada, singer/songwriter (Cosby, Sills & Young) (64 years ago) 1973: Melanie Gaffin, Santa Monica CA, actress (Cheryl-Whiz Kids) (36 years ago)
Today Is:
(Azerbaijan) Constitution Day (Bermuda) Rememberance Day (Saudi Arabia) Coronation Day (Taiwan) Sun Yat Sen's Birthday (1866)
There are 49 days left in this year.
Today In The PastWed, November 11th, 2009
On This Day:
537: St. Silverius ends his reign as Catholic Pope 1620: 41 pilgrims aboard the Mayflower, anchored off Massachusetts, sign the Mayflower Compact, calling for just & equal laws under a “body politick” 1790: Chrysanthemums are introduced into England from China 1811: Cartagena, Columbia declares independence from Spain 1865: Mary Edward Walker, first female surgeon in U.S. Army, is awarded the Medal of Honor 1889: The Washington Territory is admitted as the 42nd state of the Union 1895: Bechuanaland becomes part of the Cape Colony 1918: Armistice Day: WW I ends, at 11am on the Western Front, when the German High Command surrenders to the Allied forces in a railroad car at Compi่gne France 1922: The largest U.S. flag is displayed (150' X 90'); expanded in 1939 to 270' X 90' 1925: Robert Millikan announces the discovery of cosmic rays 1935: Explorer 2 balloon sets altitude record of 72,000 feet over South Dakota 1938: Kate Smith first sings Irving Berlin's “God Bless America” on network radio (it is Armistice Day in the U.S.) 1942: During WW II, Germany completes their occupation of France 1965: PM Ian D Smith proclaims Rhodesia independence from Great Britain 1966: Gemini 12, carrying astronauts Jim Lovell and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, is launched from Complex 19 at 3:46:33 p.m. EST, beginning a four-day flight that includes a test rendezvous and docking with an Agena target vehicle and two spacewalks by Aldrin 1968: John Lennon & Yoko Ono appear nude on the cover of the “2 Virgins” album 1968: Maldives (in the Indian Ocean) becomes a republic 1968: Ron Hill sets the record 10-mile run (46:44) at Leicester England 1969: Beatles, with Billy Preston, release “Get Back” in the UK 1969: Jim Morrison is arrested by the FBI for drunkenness on an airplane 1970: The first episode of Sesame Street is aired on the Public Broadcasting Network 1972: The U.S. Army turns over its Long Bihn base to the South Vietnamese army, symbolizing the end of direct U.S. military involvement in the Vietnam War 1975: Angola gains independence from Portugal (National Day) 1975: Australian PM is removed by the crown (the 1st elected PM removed in 200 yrs) 1982: Solidarity leader Lech Walensa is realeased from jail in Poland 1983: President Reagan becomes the first U.S. president to address Japan's legislature 1987: Van Gogh's “Irises” sells for record $53.6 M at auction 1988: Science Magazine reports discovery of the oldest known insect fossils (390 million yrs) 1993: A bronze statue is dedicated in Washington DC honoring the more than 11,000 American women who served in the Vietnam War 1994: Bill Gates purchases Leonardo da Vinci 72-page “Codex Leicester” document $30.8 million 1998: Israel's Cabinet narrowly ratifies a land-for-peace agreement with the Palestinians 2000: A fire, in an Austrian cable car filled with skiers and snowboarders while being pulled through an Alpine tunnel, kills 155 people
Born On This Day:
1050: Henry IV, Holy Roman emperor (1036-1106) (959 years ago) 1748: Charles IV, king of Spain (1788-1808) (261 years ago) 1864: Alfred Hermann Fried, Germany, pacifist (Nobel 1911) (145 years ago) 1869: Victor Emmanual III, king of Italy (1900-46)/Ethiopia (140 years ago) 1885: George S Patton, general “Old Blood & Guts” (124 years ago) 1901: Sam Spiegel, producer (On the Waterfront, Bridge over River Kwai) (108 years ago) 1945: Daniel Ortega Saavedra, president of Nicaragua (1984- ) (64 years ago) 1955: Jigme Singye Wangchuk, king of Bhutan (1972- ) (54 years ago) 1962: Demi Moore, (Guynes), Roswell NM, actress (7th Sign, Blame it on Rio) (47 years ago) 1970: Lee Parkin Starsky, daughter of Ringo (39 years ago) 1974: Leonardo DiCaprio, LA, actor (Luke-Growing Pains) (35 years ago)
Today Is:
(Angola) Independence Day (1975) (Belgium, France, French countries) Armistice Day (Bhutan) King's Birthday (Canada, UK) Remembrance Day (Colombia) Cartagena Day (1811) (Maldives) Republic Day (1968) (Poland) Independence Day (Rhodesia) Independence Day (1965) (St Maarten) Concordia Day (West Germany) Repentance Day
There are 50 days left in this year.
Today In The PastTue, November 10th, 2009
Day 314 Of The Year
On This Day:
461: St Leo I ends his reign as Catholic Pope 1674: Dutch formally cedes New Netherlands (NY) to Great Britain 1775: The U.S. Marine Corps is established by Congress 1864: Austrian Archduke Maximilian became emperor of Mexico 1918: The independence of Poland proclaimed by Jozef Pilsudski 1928: Hirohito enthroned as Emperor of Japan 1933: Black Blizzard snowstorm: dust storm rages from South Dakota to the Atlantic 1945: General Enver Hoxha becomes leader of Albania 1945: The Nazi concentration camp at Buchenwald is liberated by U.S. troops 1950: Jacobo Arbenz Guzman is elected president of Guatemala 1951: The first long distance telephone call, without operator assistance, is made 1954: Iwo Jima Memorial (servicemen raising the U.S. flag) is dedicated in Arlington 1954: Lt. Col. John Strapp travels 632 MPH in a rocket sled 1957: An NFL-record crowd (102,368) watches the '49ers vs. the Rams in Los Angeles 1971: The U.S. table tennis team arrived in China 1978: Israel's top negotiators break from Middle East peace talks 1984: IBM releases PC-DOS 3.1 1989: Germans begin punching holes in the Berlin Wall 1989: Word Perfect 5.1 is shipped 1990: Lebanon releases 2 French hostages (Camille Sontag & Marcel Coudari)
Born On This Day:
1683: George II, king of England (1727-60) (326 years ago) 1819: Cyrus West Field, financier/success of first transatlantic cable (190 years ago) 1844: Sir John SD Thompson, (C), 4th PM of Canada (1892-94) (165 years ago) 1895: John Knudsen Northrop, aircraft designer (Northrop Air) (114 years ago) 1925: Richard Burton, South Wales, actor (Cleopatra, Virginia Woolf) (84 years ago) 1935: Roy Scheider, Orange NJ, actor (All That Jazz, Jaws) (74 years ago)
Today Is:
(India) Guru Nanak's Day-1st teacher of the Sikhs (Indonesia) Hero Day/Youth Day (Iran) Death of Iman Ali Day
There are 51 days left in this year.
คำคมจากร้านสีฟ้า : ความมั่งมี มิได้หมายถึงมีมากมาย แต่หมายถึงมีมากพอ
Today In The PastSat, October 17th, 2009
On This Day:
532: Boniface II ends his reign as Catholic Pope 1492: Columbus sights isle of San Salvador (Watling Island, Bahamas) 1777: Americans win victory at Saratoga-American Revolution 1777: British General John Burgoyne surrenders at Saratoga, NY 1855: Bessemer steel-making process patented 1894: The Ohio national guard kills 3 lynchers while rescuing an African American man 1904: Bank of Italy (Later re-named Bank of America) opens its doors. 1918: Yugoslavia proclaims itself a republic 1931: Al Capone convicted of tax evasion, sentenced to 11 years in prison 1933: Albert Einstein arrives in the U.S., a refugee from Nazi Germany 1941: First American destroyer torpedoed in WW II, USS Kearny off Iceland 1945: Juan Peron becomes dictator of Argentina 1956: England's first large scale nuclear power station opens 1957: Britain's Queen Elizabeth & Prince Philip visits White House 1957: French author Albert Camus awarded Nobel Prize in Literature 1967: Barbra Streisand stars on “Belle of 14th Street” special on CBS 1967: Pete Knight in X-15 reaches 85 km 1973: 5 month oil embargo by Arab states against U.S. & Netherlands begins 1975: First Space Shuttle main engine test at National Space Technology Labs, Mississippi 1977: West German commandos storm hijacked Lufthansa plane in Mogadishu Somalia, freeing 86 hostages & kill three of the four hijackers. 1979: D Bautista of Mexico completes 20,000 m walk in record 1:20:06.8 1979: Mother Teresa of India awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 1986: U.S. Senate approved immigration bill prohibiting hiring of illegal aliens & offered amnesty to illegals who entered prior to 1982 1987: First lady Nancy Reagan undergoes a modified radical mastectomy 1987: First World Series game in a covered stadium (Minnesota Metrodome) 1989: An earthquake registering 7.1 on the Richter scale hits San Francisco during the World Series (the quake kills 67 people and causes $7 billion in damages) 1997: The remains of revolutionary Ernesto “Che” Guevara are buried in his adopted country - Cuba (30 years after his execution in Bolivia) 2001: The House of Representatives announces plans to close for an anthrax sweep after 31 people at the Capitol test positive for exposure to anthrax 2001: Israel's tourism minister, Rehavam Zeevi is shot to death (the first assassination of a current Cabinet minister by Palestinians)
Born On This Day:
1912: John Paul I, 263rd Roman Catholic pope (1978) (97 years ago) 1919: Rita Hayworth, NYC, actress (Gilda, Pal Joey) (90 years ago) 1920: Montgomery Clift, actor (From Here to Eternity) (89 years ago) 1949: Timothy Bottoms, Santa Barbara CA, actor (Adam-East of Eden) (60 years ago) 1957: Vincent Van Patten, Belrose NY, actor (Apple's Way, 3 for the Road) (52 years ago)
Today Is:
(Haiti) Dessalines Day (1806) (Malawi) Mother's Day
African American Poetry Day (1711)
There are 75 days left in this year.
Today In The PastFri, October 16th, 2009
On This Day:
1701: The Collegiate School is founded in Killingworth Connecticut (moves to New Haven and becomes Yale in 1745) 1781: Revolutionary forces led by General George Washington take Yorktown 1846: William T. G. Morton, a dentist and second year medical student, successfully uses ether to anesthetize a patient with a jaw tumor 1847: Charlotte Bront๋’s novel “Jane Eyre” is first published (without her name) 1849: British seize Tigre Island (in the Gulf of Fonseca) from Honduras 1867: Alaska adopts the Gregorian calendar, crosses the international date line 1918: A patent is granted to Marvin Pipkin for frosted light bulbs 1923: The Walt Disney Company is founded 1940: The Warsaw Ghetto is established 1943: Chicago Mayor Ed Kelly opens the city's new subway system 1946: Ten Nazi leaders are hanged as war criminals after the Nuremberg trials 1957: Queen Elizabeth & Prince Philip visit Williamsburg Virginia 1962: The Cuban missile crisis begins as President John F Kennedy is informed that reconnaissance photographs reveal the presence of missile bases in Cuba 1964: China becomes the world's fifth nuclear power when it test detonates its first atomic bomb 1967: Joan Baez and 123 other anti-draft demonstrators are arrested for blocking the entrance to the Armed Forces Induction Center in Oakland California 1970: Anwar Sadat is elected president of Egypt, succeeding assassinated President Gamal Abdel Nasser 1972: Creedance Clearwater Revival announces the group is breaking up 1973: Henry Kissinger & Le Duc Tho are jointly awarded Nobel Peace Prize (Tho declines the award) 1976: Toronto Maple Leaf Lanny McDonald scores a hat trick in 2 min and 54 seconds 1978: Polish Cardinal Karol Wojtyla is elected pontiff by the College of Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church (he takes the name of John Paul II) 1981: Israeli general Moshe Dayan dies at age 66 1982: Mount Palomar Observatory is the first to detect the 13th return of Halley's Comet 1984: Desmond Tutu, African Anglican Bishop, wins the Nobel Peace Prize 1985: Intel introduces the 32-bit 80386 microcomputer chip 1987: Jessica McClure is rescued 58 hrs after falling 22' into an abandoned well shaft in Midland Texas 1990: The size of U.S. forces in the Persian Gulf reaches 200,000 troops 1995: A large assemblage of African American men gather in Washington DC for the “Million Man March,” led by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan 1998: David Trimble and John Hume are awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for brokering the Northern Ireland peace accord 1998: British police arrest former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet in London for questioning about allegations that he had murdered Spanish citizens during his years in power 1999: A New York Air National Guard plane rescues Dr. Jerri Nielsen from a South Pole research center after she had spent five months isolated by the Antarctic winter, which forced her to treat herself for a breast lump
Born On This Day:
1758: Noah Webster, lexicographer (Webster's Dictionary) (251 years ago) 1854: Oscar Wilde (Fingal O'Flahertie Wills), Dublin Ireland, (Picture of Dorian Gray) (155 years ago) 1863: Sir Austen Chamberlain, British Foreign Secretary (Nobel 1925) (146 years ago) 1886: David Ben-Gurion, Plonsk Poland, first PM of Israel (1948-53, 55) (123 years ago) 1888: Eugene O'Neill, NYC, dramatist (Desire Under the Elms-Nobel 1936) (121 years ago) 1946: Suzanne Somers, San Bruno CA, actress (3's Company, Step by Step) (63 years ago)
Today Is:
(Jamacia) National Heroes Day
National Boss Day
World Food Day
Sweetest Day-help the less fortunate
There are 76 days left in this year.
Today In The PastThu, October 15th, 2009
On This Day:
1520: King Henry VIII of England orders bowling lanes at Whitehall 1582: Many Catholic countries switch from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar, skipping 10 days 1655: Citizens of the Jewish faith of Lublin are massacred 1789: First presidential tour: George Washington in New England 1815: Napoleon is exiled to the island of St. Helena 1846: Dr. William Thomas Green Morton first public use of ether 1860: Eleven-year-old Grace Bedell, of Westfield NY, writes a letter to presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln, suggesting he could improve his appearance by growing a beard 1917: Mata Hari, a Dutch dancer who spied for the Germans, is executed by a firing squad outside Paris 1937: Ernest Hemingway novel “To Have & Have Not” is first published 1941: Citizens of the Jewish faith caught outside the Polish Ghetto walls can be put to death 1946: Nazi war criminal Hermann Goering poisons himself hours before he was to have been executed 1964: The USSR announces that Soviet leader Nikita S. Khrushchev has been removed from office (he is succeeded as premier by Alexei N. Kosygin and as Communist Party secretary by Leonid I. Brezhnev) 1966: President Lyndon Baines Johnson signs a bill creating the Department of Transportation 1969: Vietnam Moratorium Day: peace demonstrators stage activities across the country, including a candlelight march around the White House, as part of a moratorium against the Vietnam War 1976: The first debate between major-ticket vice presidential nominees is televised (Democrat Walter Mondale vs Republican Bob Dole) 1977: Debbie Boone's “You Light Up My Life,” goes #1 & stays #1 for 10 weeks 1978: Congress passes the Humphrey-Hawlins Full Employment Act, setting a national goal of 4% unemployment by 1983 1983: U.S. Marine sharpshooters kill 5 snipers at Beirut International Airport 1985: Shelley Taylor of Australia makes fastest swim ever around Manhattan Island (6 hours 12 minutes 29 seconds) 1990: Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 1993: Nelson Mandela and F.W. de Klerk are named winners of the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to end apartheid 1997: British Royal Air Force pilot Andy Green twice drives a jet-powered car in the Nevada desert faster than the speed of sound, shattering the world's land-speed record 1999: The humanitarian group Doctors Without Borders is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
Born On This Day:
1785: Jose Miguel Carrera, president of Chile (1811-14) (224 years ago) 1829: Asaph Hall, astronomer, discovered the moons of Mars, Phobos & Deimos (180 years ago) 1917: Arthur Schlesinger Jr, historian/author (1946 Pulitzer-Age of Jackson) (92 years ago) 1921: Mario Puzo, author (Godfather) (88 years ago) 1946: Richard Carpenter, New Haven CT, vocalist (Carpenters-Close to You) (63 years ago) 1951: Roscoe Tanner, tennis player (Wimbeldon Finals 1979) (58 years ago) 1955: Tanya Roberts, (Leigh), Bronx NY, actress (Charlie's Angels, Sheena) (54 years ago) 1959: Sarah Ferguson, (Fergie), Duchess of York (50 years ago) 1991: Owen Joseph Kline, son of Phoebe Cates & Kevin Kline (18 years ago)
Today Is:
(French Guiana) Cayenne Holiday (Tunisia) Evacuation Day
Mushroom Day
National Forest Products Week
National Grouch Day
World Poetry Day
There are 77 days left in this year.
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Today In The Past
Sun, October 11th, 2009
On This Day:
1689: Peter the Great becomes the Czar of Russia 1737: An estimated 350,000 people are killed in one of the worst earthquakes to hit Calcutta India 1811: The “Juliana”, the first steam-powered ferryboat, begins operating (between New York City and Hoboken N.J) 1864: Slavery is abolished in Maryland 1881: A patent is granted to D.L. Houston for roll film for cameras 1887: A patent is granted to D.E. Felt of Chicago for an accurate, reliable adding machine 1910: Former President Theodore Roosevelt becomes the first presidential personage to fly in an airplane (out of Hartford Connecticut) 1915: English nurse Edith Cavill is executed by German authorities in Belgium (one of many atrocities the Allies hold against Germany after WWI) 1922: The first female FBI “special investigator” is appointed (Alaska Davidson) 1932: The first political telecast (Democratic National Committee) is made (by CBS studios in NYC) 1942: The World War II Battle of Cape Esperance begins in the Solomon Islands (ends with an American victory over the Japanese) 1945: The Chinese civil war begins (Chiang Kai-Shek vs Mao Tse-Tung) 1958: The second U.S. Moon probe, Pioneer 1, reaches 113,810 km, then falls back to Earth and and burns up in the atmosphere (this is the first spacecraft launched by NASA) 1962: Pope John XXIII convenes the first session of the Roman Catholic Church's 21st Ecumenical Council (aka “Vatican II”) 1967: “Yoko Plus Me” art exhibit opens in London (the “me” is John Lennon) 1968: Panama revolts 1978: Aristides Royo is elected president of Panama 1979: Allan McLeod Cormack & Godfrey Newbold Hounsfield win the Nobel Prize for medicine for developing the CAT scan 1980: Cosmonauts Popov & Ryumin set the then-space endurance record of 184 days 1982: English ship Mary Rose, which sank during an engagement with France in 1545, is raised at Portsmouth England 1984: Space shuttle Challenger astronaut Kathy Sullivan becomes the first American woman to walk in space 1984: The vice-presidential debate is televised, pitting the first female candidate, Geraldine Ferraro (D), against George Bush (R) 1985: President Reagan bans importation of South African krugerrands 1986: President Reagan (U.S.) & President Gorbachev (USSR) open two days of talks at a summit in Reykjavik Iceland to discuss arms control and human rights 1987: 200,000 people participate in a gay march for civil rights in Washington DC 1990: Octavio Paz wins the Nobel Prize for literature 1990: Oil hits a record $40.42 per barrel
Born On This Day:
1821: Sir George Williams, England, founder YMCA (188 years ago) 1844: Henry John Heinz, founded Heinz prepared-foods company (57 varieties) (165 years ago) 1884: Eleanor Roosevelt, first lady/crusader (125 years ago) 1885: Francois Mauriac, French novelist, poet, playwright (Nobel 1952) (124 years ago) 1906: Earl “Dutch” Clark, Colo, NFL hall of fame QB (Spartans, Detroit) (103 years ago) 1969: Prince Constantijn, of the Netherlands (40 years ago)
Today Is:
(Panama, Panama Canal Zone) Revolution Day (1968) (Sri Lanka) Deepavali (Western Samoa) National Day
There are 81 days left in this year.
Today In The PastFri, October 9th, 2009
On This Day:
1446: The Korean Hangual alphabet is devised 1701: Collegiate School of Connecticut (Yale University) is chartered in New Haven 1820: Guayaquil Ecuador declares its freedom from Ecuador 1855: Joshua Stoddard, of Worcester Massachusetts, is granted a patent for the calliope 1865: Oil is first pumped through a pipeline near Titusville Pennsylvania (the pipe is about five miles long) 1876: The first two-way telephone conversation is made over outdoor, above-ground wires, using existing telegraph wires (the two persons who made the first phone call, Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Watson, speak ot each other between Cambridge and Boston Massachusetts) 1915: Woodrow Wilson becomes the first President to attend a World Series game 1930: The first transcontinental flight by a female pilot, Laura Ingalls, takes off from Long Island’s Roosevelt Field 1934: King Alexander of Yugoslavia is assassinated by Georgief, a Croatian terrorist 1936: Hoover Dam begins transmitting electricity to Los Angeles 1947: The first phone conversation is held between a moving car and an airplane 1950: General MacArthur orders troops across the 38th parallel in Korea 1961: Tanganyika becomes independent within the British Commonwealth 1962: Uganda gains independence from Britain and becomes a republic within the British Commonwealth (National Day) 1965: The Beatles' “Yesterday” single goes #1 & stays #1 for 4 weeks 1967: Latin American guerrilla leader Ernesto “Che” Guevara is executed in Bolivia while attempting to incite revolution (his remains are identified in July 1997) 1970: Khmer Republic (Cambodia) declares independence 1975: Emperor Hirohito of Japan visits San Francisco 1975: Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov wins the Nobel Peace Prize 1984: Kathy Sullivan becomes first female form the U.S. to walk in space 1985: With the world yet to know of the death of passenger Leon Klinghoffer by PLF hijackers, the Achille Lauro cruise liner arrives and anchors in Port Said Egypt. Yasser Arafat, chairman of the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), acting as an "interested third party," sends two emissaries to "negotiate" a settlement with the PLF hijackers. Abbu Abbas, a high ranking officer in the PLO and the leader of the PLF, is one of the two "negotiators" and is accompanied by ambassadors from West Germany and Italy. The hijackers accept an offer from Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak guaranteeing safe passage out of Egypt to the country of their choice if they release the ship and its passengers unharmed. The terrorists "accept," leave the Achille Lauro at 4:30 pm. Egypt, lying, claims that they immediately leave the country for an undisclosed destination 1986: Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical “Phantom of the Opera” opens in London
Born On This Day:
1547: Miguel de Cervantes, novelist (Don Quixote) (462 years ago) 1906: Leopold Senghor, poet/president of Senegal (1960-80) (103 years ago) 1927: Robert Shaw, actor (From Russia with Love, Man for All Seasons) (82 years ago) 1940: John Lennon, rock musician/song writer (The Beatles/Imagine) (69 years ago) 1975: Sean Ono Lennon, John's son (34 years ago)
Today Is:
(Ecuador) Guayaquil's Independence Day (1820) (Hong Kong) Confucius' Birthday (Khmer Republic) Republic Day (1970) (Peru) Day of National Dignity (1968) (South Korea) Hangual Day/Korean Alphabet Day (1446) (Sweden) Ingrid name day (Tanganyika) independence day (1961) (Uganda) Independence Day (1962)
There are 83 days left in this year.
Today In The PastWed, October 7th, 2009
On This Day:
3761: (BC) Origin of Jewish Mundane Era 336: St Mark ends his reign as Catholic Pope 1571: Turkish fleet is defeated by Spanish & Italians in Battle of Lepanto 1816: The first double-decked steamboat, the Washington, arrived in New Orleans 1826: The first chartered railway in U.S. to be incorporated and operated as a transportation business, the Granite Railway, begins operations in Quincy Massachusetts by hauling sixteen tons of granite from the Bunker Hill Quarry by horse over wood rails to a wharf at Gulliver's Creek on the Neponset River (horse-drawn "engines" are used to pull the cars on the rails) 1868: Cornell University is inaugurated in Ithaca NY 1886: Spain abolishes slavery in Cuba 1908: Crete revolts against Turkey & aligns with Greece 1913: Henry Ford introduces the “assembly line” to manufacture automobiles, organizing workers in a sequence of specialized tasks that assemble cars, from framework to a completed car, on a moving assembly line (the time to complete a car is cut from 13 hours to 1ฝ hours) 1931: The first infra-red photographs are taken at the Eastman Kodak laboratories in Rochester NY 1938: Germany demands that the passports of all persons of the Jewish faith are to be stamped with the letter J 1949: The Democratic Republic of Germany (East Germany) is formed from the Russian occupation zone (former National Day) 1950: The U.S.-led U.N. forces invade North Korea by crossing the 38th parallel 1957: RCA Victor announces they have received 500,000 advance orders for Elvis’ Christmas album 1958: The U.S. manned space-flight project is renamed “Project Mercury” 1959: The far side of the Moon is seen for first time, in data sent back to Earth by the USSR's Luna 3 space probe 1960: “Route 66” premieres on television 1963: President Kennedy signs documents of ratification for a nuclear test ban treaty with Britain and the USSR 1968: The Motion Picture Association of America adopts a rating system of “G” to “X” for movies 1981: Egypt's parliament names Vice President Hosni Mubarak to succeed the assassinated Anwar Sadat 1982: The Andrew Lloyd Webber-Tim Rice musical “Cats” opens in New York City (beginning its record run of 7,485 performances) 1985: This morning, on the Italian cruise ship “Achille Lauro,” four members of the Palestine Liberation Front (PLF) walk out of cabin 82 and into the main dining room to find only a small number of passengers there (the majority of passengers are off the ship in Alexandria Egypt, on a tour of the area.) Armed with AK-47s, grenades, and handguns, the four terrorists they begin firing their weapons at random, wounding two people before stopping, They gather up the 320 crewmen and 80 remaining passengers, and begin seperating them by nationality. The American and British hostages are placed together and surrounded with oil drums, which the terrorists threaten to light on fire. They then order the ship's Captain to set sail for the Syrian port of Tartus. Once at sea they demand the release of 50 Palestinians being held by the Israeli government. 1985: Lynette Woodward is chosen to be the first female player on the Harlem Globetrotters 1988: The Latvian flag is raised in Riga for the first time since annexation by USSR 1988: Robin Givens files for divorce after 8 months of marriage to Mike Tyson 1989: Hungary's Communist Party renounces Marxism in favor of democratic socialism during a party congress in Budapest 1990: As a result of Iraq's Gulf War activities, Israel begins handing out gas masks to its citizens 2000: Vojislav Kostunica takes the oath of office as Yugoslavia's first popularly elected president (ending the turbulent era of Slobodan Milosevic) 2001: U.S. and British warplanes and submarines launch the first attack on Afghanistan, targeting Taliban government airports and military sites, and Al Queada terrorist training camps (U.S. also air lifts food to remote villages throughout the country and to over 1 1/2 million Afghanistani refugees in Pakistan in danger of starvation)
Born On This Day:
1879: Leon Trotsky, Russian revolutionary leader/writer (Diary in Exile) (130 years ago) 1885: Niels Bohr, Denmark, physicist-expanded quantum physics (Nobel 1922) (124 years ago) 1914: Sarah Churchill, London England, daughter of Winston Churchill/artist/actress (All Over Town, Royal Wedding) (95 years ago) 1931: Desmond Tutu, Anglican Archbishop of South Africa (Nobel Peace Prize 1982) (78 years ago) 1943: Oliver North, military man (Iran-Ccontra hearings) (66 years ago) 1955: Yo-Yo Ma, Paris France, world famous Chinese cellist (54 years ago)
Today Is:
(Fiji) Deed of Cession (1874) (Libya) Evacuation Day (Sweden) Birgitta name day
There are 85 days left in this year.
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"สามก๊ก" ของเจ้าพระยาพระคลัง (หน) ฝ่ายเกียวเสง ตันกี๋ ลุยป๊ก ตันหลัน ซึ่งเตียวหุนให้ไปตีหัวเมืองทั้งปวงนั้น ไปรักษาเมืองลองเอี๋ย ลิโป้จึงทำเป็นปรึกษาทหารทั้งปวงว่า หันเซียมเอียวฮองมีความชอบต่อเรา เราจะเลี้ยงไว้ในเมืองชีจิ๋วนี้หรือๆ จะให้ไปอยู่รักษาเมืองอันใด ขอท่านแต่งให้หันเซียมเอียวฮองไปอยู่เมืองกินโต๋เมืองลองเอี๋ย สมัครพรรคพวกของหันเซียมเอียวฮองรู้ก็จะพากัน เข้ามาอยู่กับหันเซียมเอียวฮองบ้านเมืองก็จะบริบูรณ์ขึ้น ลิโป้จึงให้หันเซียมเอียวฮองไปรักษาเมืองตามคำตันกุ๋ยว่า แล้วสั่งเอียวฮองหันเซียมให้คิดอ่านเกลี้ยกล่อมผู้คนไว้ให้มั่งคั่ง แม้นเราจะมีธุระสิ่งใดจะให้หนังสือไปถึงท่าน หันเซียมเอียวฮองก็ลาไปรักษาเมืองตามลิโป้สั่ง ที่ปรึกษาแลทหารทั้งปวงต่างคนก็ลาลิโป้ไปบ้าน หันเซียมเอียวฮองนี้เป็นคนไม่ยั่งยืนจะไว้ใจมิได้ แม้อยู่ในเมืองชีจิ๋วนานไปลิโป้เลี้ยงดูถึงขนาด หันเซียมเอียวฮองก็จะเป็นใจด้วยลิโป้ เห็นเราจะทำการมิสะดวก ตันเต๋งเห็นชอบด้วย จึงว่าความคิดของบิดานี้ดีนักข้าพเจ้าคิดมิถึง แล้วตันเต๋งก็ลาตันกุ๋ยมาที่อยู่ ซุนเซ็กได้ยินดังนั้นก็ด่าอ้วนสุดว่า ฉ้อเอาตราหยกของกูไว้ แล้วคิดขบถตั้งตัวเป็นเจ้า กูคิดจะทำร้ายมันอีก บัดนี้กลับมาขอกองทัพอีกเล่า แล้วตอบไปแก่ทหารอ้วนสุดว่า ซึ่งนายมึงให้มาขอกองทัพนั้นกูมิได้ให้ กูจะยกทหารไปตีเมืองลำหยงแก้แค้นของกูอีก กูจะไปตีเมืองกังตั๋งจับตัวอ้ายซุนเซ็กให้จงได้ ว่าแล้วอ้วนสุดก็สั่งให้เตรียมทหาร ทหารทั้งปวงยังอิดโรยอยู่ แลท่านจะยกไปตีเมืองกังตั๋งนั้นซุนเซ็กก็มีฝีมือ ทหารก็เข้มแข็ง เห็นจะเสียทีแก่เขา อ้วนสุดเห็นชอบด้วยก็ให้งดกองทัพไว้ ตั้งให้ซุนเซ็กเป็นเจ้าเมืองห้อยแขแล้วให้ยกไปตีอ้วนสุด ณ เมืองลำหยง ซุนเซ็กมีความยินดีจึงปรึกษาทหาร ทั้งปวงว่า เราจะยกกองทัพไปตีเมืองลำหยง เห็นอ้วนสุดจะเสียแก่เราเป็นมั่นคง ซุนเซ็กเห็นชอบด้วย จึงให้ทหารถือหนังสือขึ้นไปเมืองฮูโต๋ตามคำเตียวเจียวว่า
Today In The PastMon, October 5th, 2009
On This Day:
1450: Citizens of the Jewish faith are expelled from Lower Bavaria by order of Ludwig IX 1582: Gregorian calendar introduced in Italy, other Catholic countries 1646: A bounty of 100 pounds of tobacco is offered in the Virginia Colony for evidence of having killed a wolf 1843: The first female college professor, Rebecca Mann Pennell, begins teaching geography and drawing at Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio 1864: Battle of Allatoona: 1/3 of the Union troops die repulsing the South 1864: Most of Calcutta is destroyed by a cyclone 1867: Last day of Julian calendar in Alaska 1908: Bulgaria declares independence from Turkey (Ferdinand I becomes Tsar) 1910: Portugal overthrows its monarchy and proclaims itself as a republic 1915: Germany issues an apology and offers a promise of payments for sinking the Lusitania on May 7th 1921: The current constitution of Liechtenstein comes into effect 1931: Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon pilot the first, nonstop trans-Pacific flight (Japan to Washington in 41 hours) 1934: “Hollywood Hotel” becomes the first major network radio program to be broadcast from Hollywood 1947: The first Presidential address is televised from the White House (President Harry S Truman) 1947: Queen Mary meets with her son, the ex-king David, the Duke of Windsor, for the first time in ten years, but she refuses to receive his wife the American divorce Wallis Simpson 1962: Beatles release their first record, “Love Me Do,” in the UK 1970: Anwar Sadat becomes president of Egypt, succeeding Gamal Abdel Nasser, who collapsed and died on September 29th 1974: David Kunst completes the first journey around the world on foot, returning home to Waseca Minnesota (in 4 years & 107 days, and 21 pairs of shoes, he crossed four continents and 13 countries, walking 14,450 miles) 1978: Isaac Bashevis Singer wins the Nobel Prize for literature 1979: Charlie Smith dies in Barstow Florida at the claimed-age of 137 (he was reputed to be the last American slave, having been born in West Africa) 1983: Polish leader Lech Walesa wins the Nobel Peace Prize 1984: 13th Space Shuttle Mission, Challenger 6, is launched, carrying the first Canadian, Marc Garneau, into orbit 1986: American Eugene Hasenfus is captured by Sandinista soldiers after the weapons plane he was in is shot down over southern Nicaragua 1986: The London Sunday Times reports Israel is stocking nuclear arms
Born On This Day: Born On This Day: 1713: Denis Diderot, France, encyclopedist (Dictionnaire Encyclopedique) (296 years ago) 1830: Chester Alan Arthur, Fairfield Vt, 21st U.S. president (R) (9/20/1881-3/3/1885 took office after James Garfield died) (179 years ago) 1864: Louis Lumiere, with brother Auguste made first motion picture in 1895 (145 years ago) 1887: Rene Cassin, pacifist (Nobel Peace Prize 1968) (122 years ago) 1929: Richard F Gordon Jr, Seattle, Capt USN/astronaut (Gemini 11, Apol 12) (80 years ago) 1941: Ricardo Hoffmann, marathon swimmer (299 miles) (68 years ago) 1957: Jeanne Evert, tennis player, Chris' sister (52 years ago) 1962: Michael Andretti, Indy-car racer/Auto Hall of Fame (elected 1986) (47 years ago) 1975: Kate Winslet, Reading England, actress (Titanic) (34 years ago)
Today Is:
(Azores, Guinea-Bisau, Maderia, Portugal) Republic Day (1910) (Bulgaria) Independence Day (1908) (Indonesia) Army Day (Lesotho) Sports Day
(World) Child Health Day, Universal Children's Day (1928) (1st Monday)
There are 87 days left in this year.
อะไรเอ่ย : หลั่งมาเองเหมือนฝนอันชื่นใจ จากฟากฟ้าสุราลัยสู่แดนดิน
Today In The PastSat, October 3rd, 2009
Day 276 Of The Year
On This Day:
2333: (BC) Tangun establishes kingdom of Chosun (Korea) (legendary) 1430: Citizens of the Jewish faith are expelled from Eger Bohemia 1789: President George Washington proclaims the first national Thanksgiving Day will be celebrated on November 26th 1863: President Lincoln issues a proclamation designating the last Thursday in November as Thanksgiving Day in the U.S. 1913: The first Federal income tax is signed into law (at 1%) 1918: Boris becomes king of Bulgaria 1922: The first facsimile photo is sent over city telephone lines (Washington DC) 1929: Kingdom of Serbs, Croats & Slovenes changes name to Yugoslavia 1932: Iraq gains full independence from Britain 1935: Italy invades Ethiopia 1947: The first telescope lens measuring 200” (508 cm) in diameter is completed 1952: The first video recording on magnetic tape (Los Angeles California) 1967: Air Force pilot William "Pete" Knight flies the X-15 to a record 4,534 MPH (7,297 KPH/Mach 6.72) 1968: A military coup overthrows President Fernando Belaunde Terry in Peru 1978: Gold hits a record $223.50 an ounce in London 1983: Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson release “Say, Say, Say” in the UK 1988: Lebanese kidnappers release Mithileshwar Singh (held for 30 months) 1989: The Panamanian Defense Force attempted coup of Manuel Noriega fails 1990: East and West Germany reunite as a single country, after being divided since WWII
Born On This Day:
1800: George Bancroft, historian (Hall of Fame) (209 years ago) 1803: John Gorrie, invented cold-air process of refrigeration (206 years ago) 1888: Carl von Ossietzky, Germany, journalist, pacifist (Nobel 1935) (121 years ago) 1904: Charles Pedersen, UK, biochemist (Nobel 1987) (105 years ago) 1951: Kathryn D Sullivan, Paterson NJ, PhD/astro (STS 41-G, 28, 31, 45) (58 years ago)
Today Is:
(Bangladesh) Jamat Ul-Wida (Honduras) Morazcn Day/Soldier's Day (Iraq) Independence Day (1932) (Netherlands) Relief of Leyden Day (1573-74) (South Korea) National Foundation Day (2333 BC)
There are 89 days left in this year.
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. . . . ไอน์สไตน์นั้นนับว่าเป็นนักวิทยาศาสตร์อัจฉริยะ ที่ได้รับการยกย่องจากทั่วโลกให้เป็นบุคคลแห่งคริสต์ศตวรรษที่ ๒๐ ความรู้และทฤษฎีที่เขาค้นพบนั้นลึกลับ ซับซ้อน ช่วงแรกมีคนไม่เชื่อว่าจะเป็นจริง นานหลายปีจึงมีคนเริ่มเห็นด้วย และนำไปสู่วิทยาการพลิกโลก สำหรับพระพุทธเจ้า สิ่งที่ทรงเห็นแตกต่างจากการพบของไอน์สไตน์ เพราะพระพุทธองค์ทรงเห็นด้วยพระสัพพัญญุตญาณ นั่นคือ ทรงเห็นสัจธรรม เห็นสิ่งทั้งปวงตามที่เป็นจริง แล้วนำมาเผยแผ่ถ่ายทอดให้ผู้อื่นได้เห็นเหมือนๆ กับพระองค์ . . . . . . . . หลายท่านอาจเคยสงสัยว่า โลกและจักรวาลนี้มีมาได้อย่างไร นอกจากจักรวาลนี้แล้ว มีจักรวาลอื่นอีกหรือไม่ ทำไมอายุขัยของมนุษย์ ๑๐๐ ปีกลับเป็นเวลาเพียงชั่วครู่เดียวในสรวงสวรรค์ ทำไมสุนัขมีอายุขัย ๑๕ ปี แต่ยุงกลับมีอายุแค่ ๗ วัน เพราะเหตุใดองคุลิมาลจึงวิ่งตามพระพุทธเจ้าไม่ทัน ทั้งที่พระองค์ก็ทรงดำเนินไปตามปกติ . . . . . . . . ความจริงนั้นพระพุทธเจ้าทรงเห็นก่อน แล้วไอน์สไตน์เพิ่งมาค้นพบความรู้นี้หลังพระพุทธเจ้าถึงสองพันกว่าปี . . . . เนื้อความบางตอนจาก ไอน์สไตน์พบ พระพุทธเจ้าเห็น ของ ทพ. สม สุจิรา |
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