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August 24th is...

International Strange Music Day - Encourages people to listen to a type of music they don’t usually listen to. It’s also a day to discover strange and bizarre kinds of music. Experiencing various types of music benefits us in many ways. Listening to different kinds of music helps to broaden horizons. Also, it promotes seeing things from a different perspective. Some people call this “listening without prejudice.”

Internaut Day -  A blending of the words “Internet” and “Astronaut” that refers to those who either have played some role in the construction of the Internet, an operator of the internet, or one who is a fully capable user of the internet.

Knife Day - This day is a celebration of this marvellous tool that has been with humans since the dawn of time. The evolution of knives has been a remarkable feat – from knives made of bone, stone and flint, to modern creations using titanium, bronze, iron and steel. Nobody can deny the knife is one of man’s most useful tools – for cooking, eating, fishing, and hunting.

Maryland Day - We usher in the 7th state to join the Union with National Maryland Day. Maryland’s coastal location brings with it a deeply rooted maritime heritage that includes an ocean battle defending the city of Baltimore at Ft. McHenry during the War of 1812. One witness to the action became so inspired, Francis Scott Key penned the words that later became our National Anthem.

Peach Pie Day -  Generally speaking, there are two types of peaches – freestone and clingstone. The difference is in the way the flesh comes away from the pit in the middle of the peach. When the meat comes away freely from the stone, the peach is a freestone peach; if the flesh clings to it, it’s a clingstone.  The sweet juices of peaches come to life when we add a little sugar and seasonings. Envelope them in a flakey crust and bake for about an hour and the syrupy sweetness clings to the fruit. Add vanilla ice cream for a creamy reminder that summer isn’t quite over.

If you’re a blogger looking to generate revenue, here’s something that might interest you… “Nearly two-thirds of internet users – 65% – have paid to download or access some kind of online content from the internet, ranging from music to games to news articles to adult material. Music, software, and apps are the most popular content that internet users have paid to access or download, although…

Gracias internet,por dejarme conocer personas bonitas  ❤️

...perdón por siempre quejarme de tu mala conexión :c

The WWW opened up to the world 25 years ago since now, Today we are celebrating First Internaut Day. Internet is now a daily and most important part of our daily life. We would like to say Thanks to Sir Tim Berners-Lee for such a great gift to the Planet.

46،1 بالمئة من سكان الكرة الارضية يحتفلون باليوم العالمي للإنترنت

سوزان أبو سعيد ضو

يحتفل العالم يوم 23 آب (أغسطس) بيوم الإنترنت العالميworld Internaut day، بمناسبة مرور 25 عاما على وضع “شبكة الإنترنت العالمية” World Wide Web (WWW) في العام 1991 في خدمة عموم الناس وهو ما غير وجه العالم كما كنا نعرفه، وجمعه حول شاشة صغيرة، مسهلا التواصل والحصول على المعرفة والعلم، وأصبحنا لا يمكننا تخيل حياتنا بدونه.

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Happy Internaut Day, Michigan!

Let’s Dance Audaciously, photo by Ryan Munson

Today (August 23, 2016) is, Internaut Day, the 25th anniversary of the official launch of the the World Wide Web. Some fun facts and some not so fun ones:

At least 40 percent of the world has access to the internet

Detroit has the worst rate of Internet access of any big American city, with four in 10 of its 689,000 residents lacking broadband (NYT)