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Due to an influx of douchbaggery

on June 22, 2008

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DIY bird feeder

I took an old pie tin, spray painted it green, drilled some holes in the rim, glued nuts on the tin and a jar ring and added a mason jar filled with bird seed for a homemade bird feeder:

I've had a finch or sparrow flying up to the porch the last few days, so hopefully he will bring friends so I can get some nice pictures.

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The Story of the Unknown Soldier

The Story of the Unknown Soldier

Armistice Day was observed all over the
United States by veteran's parades, public
services both religious and secular, with two
minutes of silence to honor the dead. In
1920, the British Unknown Soldier was buried
in Westminster Abbey, the burial place of
kings and queens; that same year a French
Unknown Soldier was interred at the Arc de
Triomphe in Paris, where a perpetual flame
burns. In 1921, the American Unknown
Soldier, symbolizing all the unknown dead,
was chosen in an unusual way. Six soldiers
of the American Army of Occupation in
Germany were selected from different sectors
to act as pallbearers. They met at
Chalons-sur-Marne, and were interviewed by
General Rogers. Next day, Sergeant Edward
F. Younger of the 59th Infantry was asked to
make a choice among four caskets, with
unidentified bodies disinterred from
American cemeteries at Bony, Belleau
Wood, Romagne, and Thia…

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