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On this day, in 1939, Margaret Mitchell would publish what would become a Pulitzer Prize winner, one of the best selling books of all time, plus have a film made from the book that is still considered one of the top five best movies of all time. Gone With the Wind was originally titled “Tomorrow […]
In my part of the world today the temperature will be touching the 100F mark. I wanted to find something that would refresh and replenish on such a balmy summer’s day. I think I found the right one. A blend of sour and fruity that will definately be a hit. Just be sure to try […]
The Citadel, Military College of South Carolina, was established in 1842 and has prided itself on keeping to its core values and strict dicipline. Up until this day in 1997, it was an all-male school. The courts ruled in favor for allowing women cadets to enter the school if they met the standards of the […]
It would be a sad day on this day back in 1985 when U.S. Route 66 was decommisioned by the United States Highway Service. Due to the Interstate Highway System being erected, US Routes such as this one became obsolete. To save money, many of the US Routes would have the same fate. Today, only […]
In 1990, the Human Genome Project was put together. It was an international effort to map human DNA for scientists to better understand us and find ways to manipulate cell structure to hinder various diseases our species has suffered through for our existance. This project was set to take roughly fifteen years to complete. On […]
To keep with the shot theme for the third consecutive day, I found one that is rather interesting. It’s a flaming shot by design, but you don’t need to have it that way. The combination of the melon and schnapps is surprisingly smooth and the flavor was not as complicated as I expected. To make […]
In what would become Canada’s National Anthem one-hundred years later, O’Canada was first performed on this day to celebrate Saint Jean-Baptiste Day in a ceremony in front of Congres des Canadiens Francais in 1880. Originally written in French, it was rewritten in its English form by Robert Stanley Weir in 1908. It has since been […]
This drink was submitted by Shelly Yastrab from Akron. On the Portage Lakes in our fine home town there’s a bar/restaurant that serves this as their house drink. Harbor Inn has been considered a great destination place in the summer, with a patio that overlooks the lake and a menu that always satisfies. I suggest […]
Living in Northeast Ohio, I get ribbed on the river fire that happened in the late 1960s on occasion. If you don’t know about this, the Cuyahoga River at one time was considered one of the most polluted waterways in the world. It was so polluted that it would catch on fire on occasion. The […]
I have a regular who comes up for business from Columbus, OH at least once a month. He always has some interesting stories to tell. One that peaked my interest was of a shooter that him and a bunch of his friends were trying while vacationing in Colorado during a skiing excursion. They were staying […]
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