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Dune House, Northern Oregon Coast, United States,

Designed by Waechter Architecture,

This Day in History: Famous sharpshooter Annie Oakley

On this day in 1860, the woman known as Annie Oakley is born. That wasn’t her real name, of course. The famous sharpshooter’s name at birth was Phoebe Ann Mosey.

Annie was nothing if not talented. “At 30 paces she could split a playing card held edge-on,” one commentator notes, “she hit dimes tossed into the air, she shot cigarettes from her husband’s lips, and, a playing card being thrown into the air, she riddled it before it touched the ground.”

She could even fire over her shoulder, using only a hand-held mirror.

Nevertheless, there was more to Annie than sharpshooting. “The incredible woman who called herself Annie Oakley,” her biographer writes, “overcame poverty, prejudice, physical setbacks, and her own inner shyness to become a star shooter and a durable legend.”

This 1966 house in Yorktown Heights, NY is like a gigantic quadruple A- frame. 4bds, 3ba, 4,976sqft, $1.7m.

"Abortion on demand" right up until birth.

Healey's law no longer limits 3RD-tri to severe maternal life threats or fatal fetal defects, a doctor could use "professional judgment" to approve the termination of a healthy, fully developed baby destroying a fully formed unborn child.

How is this NOT murder?

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