D-Day
D-Day - World War II - Allied Invasion of Normandy Wikipedia
Photos: The Allied invasion of Normandy CNN - June 6, 2013
World War II D-Day Google Videos
The Normandy Landings initiating the Western Allied effort to
liberate mainland Europe from Nazi occupation during World War II.
D-Day anniversary: 'World-changing' day remembered BBC - June 6, 2014
Obama: D-Day vets' stories should remain 'seared into memory' CNN - June 6, 2014
D-Day 70th anniversary ceremony held in Portsmouth BBC - June 5, 2014
D-Day: Exploding the myths of the Normandy landings CNN - June 5, 2014
Struggling to find meaning in the aftermath of World War I, man declared this long conflict, "The War to End All Wars." WWI was so horrific - in number of casualties, shattered families and divided nations - that humanity resolved to never again allow global warfare to threaten civilization. 70 years later we remain at war in other parts of the world, today honoring those who turned the tides of war at Normandy.
Since the journey of humanity first began, back in the dark ages, there has always been the eternal struggle for freedom with never ending wars. War results in the creation of new weapons which today include stealth technology, drones, surveillance, chemical warfare, among other covert projects that could annihilate the planet with the push of a button.
National Doughnut Day Google Videos
National Donut Day is the first Friday of June.
National Donut Day 2014: 13 Things You Didn't Know About Donuts
Parade - June 5, 2014
Dunkin' Donuts is Celebrating National Donut Day in the Best Way Possible
Boston - June 5, 2014
And then there is the Cronut ...
In Honor Of The Cronut's 1st Anniversary, Here Are 9 Times It Made Us Go Crazy
Huffington Post - June 5, 2014
Many readers have walked a labyrinth or followed the path with their finger, or cursor, just to see how it made them feel. The function is to balance brain chemistry - the forever theme. One women, in the image above, looks trapped in the labyrinth trying to get out. What a great metaphor for the illusion of our reality.
Visit a Glass Labyrinth in Kansas City Smithsonian - June 5, 2014
The Glass Labyrinth, a sculpture by minimalist artist Robert Morris, is now open to the public at the Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas City, Mo. Nearly one million pounds of one-inch-thick plate glass went into the sculpture, which was built to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park.
Repetitions and Delays
