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During the past 24 hours, the United States Geological Survey reported 15 earthquakes in the lower 48 states and Alaska.

On this day in 1921 British crime writer, Agatha Christie published her first novel "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" introducing the character Hercule Poirot.

And also on this day in 1977, US President Jimmy Carter, on his second day in office, issued presidential Proclamation 4483 pardoning almost all Vietnam War draft evaders.

Born on this day in 1941 in Bedford–Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, New York,  American singer-songwriter, and guitarist who opened the Woodstock Festival, Richard Pierce Havens better known as Richie Havens.

Also born on this day in 1922 in Garden City New Jersey American actor and singer Telly Savalas, famous for the TV character Kojak, and lots of movies.

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Born on this day in 1920, in Toccoa, Georgia,  (NE corner close to South Carolina) American actor, screenwriter, poet, and singer known for his roles in Westerns and as Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy of the USS Enterprise in the television and film series Star Trek, DeForest Kelley.

Here’s a story from Bloomberg Press, headlined “Teen Cyber Prodigy Stumbled Onto Flaw Letting Him Hijack Teslas”  written by Jordan Robertson and Monica Raymunt and posted to Bloomberg.com on January 13 of this year.

Thought for today:  “I’ve come to the conclusion that if you give a data point to a company, they will eventually sell it, leak it, lose it or get hacked and relieved of it. There really don’t seem to be any exceptions….” —Brian Krebs

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During the past 24 hours, the United States Geological Survey reported just 6  earthquakes in the lower 48 states and Alaska.

According to the collective genius that is national today dot come, today is National Tin Can Day, a day worth of our attention.

On this day in 1861, the great state of Georgia seceded from the Union.

Born on this day in 1736,  in Greenock Scotland, inventor, mechanical engineer, and chemist James Watt.

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During the past 24 hours, the United States Geological Survey reported 10 earthquakes in the lower 48 states and Alaska.  Including one in Missouri.

Today is National Winnie the Pooh Day because this is the birthday of  Alan Alexander Miln, who goes by A. A. Miln, the English author of the books about the teddy bear Winnie-the-Pooh.

Also born on this day in Harlem, Georgia in 1892 American comic actor Oliver Hardy, half of the team Laurel & Hardy, the other half being Stanley Laurel.

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For the lunatalions, we have a FULL moon tonight, the beginning of a new lunar cycle, so go ahead and hit your reset button, use that fresh energy that’s emerging, spend time in reflection, and reconnect to your feelings.

According to the collective genius that is National Today dot com, Today we celebrate three extraordinary people: The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, First lady Michelle Obama, and Benjamin Franklin.

During the past 24 hours, the United States Geological Survey reported just three earthquakes in the lower 48 states and Alaska.

Born on this day in 1939 in Washington, District of Columbia,  American television personality Maury Povich.

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For the lunatalions, we have a Waxing Gibbous moon tonight heading toward a Full moon that will occur tomorrow, January 17 at precisely 6:48 postmeridian

On this day in 1412, The Medici family was appointed official banker of the Papacy.

Born on this day in 1942 in Beaumont, Texas,  American rhythm and blues and electric blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter, Barbara Lynn, best known for her 1962 R&B chart-topping hit, "You'll Lose a Good Thing."

What’s the most physically painful thing you’ve ever experienced?

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Today is Wikipedia Day!  Yes!  Today we celebrate with great joy and enthusiasm the founding of Wikipedia on this day, January 15 in 2001, 21 years ago.

On this day in 2022, that’s today, we are poised to break Atlanta's streak of 1,456 days without measurable snow

Born on this day in 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia, American clergyman, leader in the Civil Rights Movement, and Nobel peace prize recipient, the Rev. Dr.  Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Today is the Feast of the Ass day.  Make of it what you will.    

Born on this day in 1963  in Atlanta, Georgia, American film director, producer, screenwriter, cinematographer, and editor, Steven Soderbergh, He’s the guy that did Sex, Lies, and Videotape, which was pretty sensational in 1989.

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Today is National Gluten-Free Day when we raise awareness of those among us who suffer harmful physical irreparable damage to the lower intestine if they ingest gluten.   |

The United States Geological Survey reported 12 earthquakes in the lower 48 states and Alaska.   |

On this day in 1915 Earthquake in Avezzano, Italy killed 29,800 people.   |

AND on this day in 2001 Earthquake measuring magnitude 7.6 strikes El Salvador, killing more than 840 people.   |

Born on this day in 1898 Kaj Munk, Danish playwright and Lutheran pastor.   |

In economic news of the great state of Georgia, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports today in an article by James Salzar, Awash in revenue, Kemp gives Georgia lawmakers his expensive 2022 wish list.

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On this day in 1995, a “Major earthquake”  magnitude is not given, but it killed  5,092 in Kobe Japan.  AND in 2010, an earthquake in Haiti destroyed most of the capital Port-au-Prince and killed an estimated 160,000 people.

Born on this day in 1960 in Paris, France, American Basketball HOF forward, 9 × NBA All Star, NBA scoring champion 1986; NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion 1985, 90; Dominique Wilkins.

Which apocalyptic dystopia do you think is most likely?