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Theodore Lee is the editor of Caveman Circus. He strives for self-improvement in all areas of his life, except his candy consumption, where he remains a champion gummy worm enthusiast. When not writing about mindfulness or living in integrity,  you can find him hiding giant bags of sour patch kids under the bed.
Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

A mother whose daughter was having brain surgery, called the Mister Rogers Neighborhood studio to ask for a signed photo. After hearing about this, Mr Rogers flew to the hospital to see her.

“Mr. Rogers would call the hospital every day to check up on me,” said Beth. “When he found out I wasn’t improving, he decided to make a trip.”

Rogers’ only request was that the visit be between him and Beth. No press.

So, he flew from Pittsburgh to Baltimore. A friend picked him up from the airport and drove him to John Hopkins Hospital where he sat beside Beth in her comatose state.Beth’s family and nurses stood in the doorway watching as Rogers removed his puppets from his case.“He gave Beth her own private show,” said Kathy.

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See Susanna Hoffs From The Bangles Now at 63 – Ned Hardy

Foreigners now banned from buying homes in Canada – BBC

The one Shark Tank product actually worth buying. This thing achieves better cleaning than a sponge, lasts longer and is more sanitary – Amazon

Are You Really Super Busy, Or Are You Just Super Disorganized? – Mel Magazine

The Lead Actors In The 1968 Adaptation Of “Romeo & Juliet” Are Suing Paramount For Child Abuse Over The Film’s Nude Scenes – Dazed

How an NFL hit could stop a heart – VOX

‘Eight hours’ sleep! And you must eat breakfast!’ The truth behind 10 of the biggest health beliefs – The Guardian

The Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $940M after no single winner is drawn – NPR

How Much You Should Tip Across The World, Mapped – Hawaiian Islands

The 20 Ways You Are Most Likely To Die in America – Linkiest

Hot women showing off their side cleavage – Leenks

Unlock your smartphone’s true gaming potential and elevate your mobile gaming experience. Available for iPhones, you’ll be able to play the best mobile games just like you would on your console at home – Amazon

Why Did Hollywood Stop Casting Thora Birch? – Ned Hardy

Infographic: The Longest Lasting Cars, in Miles – Visual Capitalist

British town canceled its New Year’s Eve fireworks to let Thor the walrus sleep – Upworthy

Maybe you shouldn’t get that master’s degree in this economy – The Hustle

10 Ways to Value Yourself More as a Man – Knowledge For Men

What Happens When A Suburban Town Throws A Hip Hop Music Festival! – Worldstar

Tampa teacher stuck in airport texts phone numbers on luggage to reunite travelers with missing bags – WFLA

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What did Japan do in the three days between the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

Hiroshima was attacked on the morning (Japanese time) of August 6th. The attack destroyed communication lines from the city so for awhile nothing was known about what happened to it.

By the evening the Japanese high command had gotten reports that it had been attacked by “a new weapon of unprecedented destructiveness.”

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Picture Of The Day

Picture of the Day

Leaflet Dropped on Japanese Cities Right Before Atomic Bomb Was Dropped

Through much of World War II, Allied bombers would sometimes drop leaflets warning of impending bombing of a city. The leaflets often told civilians to evacuate, and sometimes encouraged them to push their leaders to surrender.

In August 1945, leaflets were dropped on several Japanese cities (including, supposedly, Hiroshima and Nagasaki). The first round, known as the “LeMay leaflets,” were distributed before the bombing of Hiroshima.

These leaflets did not directly reference the atomic bomb, and it is unclear whether they were used to warn citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki specifically.

The second round features a picture of a mushroom cloud and a message about the Soviet invasion (which commenced on August 9).

The historical record is unclear, but it seems as though these leaflets did not make it to Nagasaki until after it, too, had been hit by an atomic bomb. Later leaflets informed the Japanese populace about their government’s surrender before the emperor’s official announcement. 

Leaflet dropped on Nagasaki

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Dating Advice

You Gotta Go For The Kiss

(photo: @diegoarqi)

If you attempt it and it comes out awkward, whatever, screw it. you tried. if she likes you, she won’t care.

If you attempt it and comes out beautifully done, great awesome! you did it!

Regardless, if you’re feeling it, go for the kiss on the first or second date.

It will take you from being seen as a friend to now being seen as a romantic and sexual option.

And that’s ultimately the goal to being in a relationship right?

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America Loves Gas Station Snacks. Here Are Some of the Finest by Region – Eater

She Played Vicky in American Pie. See Tara Reid Now at 47 – Ned Hardy

Damar Hamlin’s Toy Drive Tops $3M in Donations After Bills Safety’s Cardiac Arrest – Bleacher Report

The absolute best reference on keeping your body pain-free while getting fit – Amazon

Action sports legend Ken Block, 55, dies in snowmobile accident – ESPN

Be Honest And Concrete: Tips For Talking To Kids About Death – NPR

The Most Exciting New Theme Park Openings in 2023 – Thrillist

How to recognize you’re being a judgmental jerk (and what to do about it) – Fast Co

Good job, internet: You bullied NFTs out of mainstream games – PC Gamer

India set an ‘incredibly important precedent’ by banning TikTok, FCC Commissioner says, ‘don’t see a path forward for anything other than a blanket ban” in the US – Tech Crunch

10 crypto tweets that aged like milk: 2022 edition – Coin Telegraph

Whatever Happened To Seinfeld’s Michael Richards? – Ned Hardy

Dana White Nightclub Fight with Wife on NYE – TMZ

The mindset that brings unlimited willpower – BBC

My ride in San Francisco’s driverless car was flawless. But I’m not sold – SF Gate

I Threw a Holiday Party in Meta’s Horizon Worlds. It Didn’t Go Well – Wired

Man accused of stealing Banksy graffiti worth $243,900 from a wall in Ukraine is facing up to 12 years in prison – Insider

The 7 Most Savage Ways That Animals Mate – Linkiest