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Notable Birthdays for October 14 William Penn (1644-1718) - Founder of Pennsylvania. Joe Start (1842-1927) - Baseball player who played a significant role in establishing rules for professional baseball. John William Kendrick (1853-1924) - Engineer who was responsible for contemporary management and rules for the railroad. Elwood Haynes (1857-1925) - Automotive pioneer who built one of first automobiles. Julia A . Ames (1861-1891) - Author of children books, including The Little Sister (1887) and The Cradle of the Sky (1890). Lillian Gish (1893-1993) - Silent film actress best known for her role in Birth of a Nation. E. E. Cummings (1894-1962) - Famous poet whose works include I carry your heart with me... and Tulips & Chimneys. Red McKenzie (1899-1948) - American jazz singer who played music with a comb and tissue-paper. Lawrence Herkimer (1925-2015) - Inventor of the pom-pom and founder of the National Cheerleading Association. Ralph Lauren (1939-Still Living) - Famous fashion designer and founder of Chaps and Polo Ralph Lauren. David Ruprecht (1948-Still Living) - Game show host of Supermarket Sweep. Harry Anderson (1952-2018) - Actor known for his role as Judge Harry Stone on Night Court. A.J. Pero (1959-2015) - Drummer of Twisted Sister. Isaac Mizrahi (1961-Still Living) - Fashion designer and TV host. Natalie Maines (1974-Still Living) - Country music singer/musician of the The Chicks (formerly the Dixie Chicks). Memorable Events for October 14 1656 - The first religious persecution occurs when the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony enacts legislation against the Quakers (Religious Society of Friends). 1774 - Representatives of 12 of the 13 colonies meet to form the First Continental Congress to begin denouncing the British Parliament in America. 1834 - Henry Blair becomes the first Black person to be granted a US patent for a corn planter. 1862 - Pitcher James Creighton ruptures bladder while hitting a home-run. Sadly he died a few days later. 1865 - The Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes sign peace treaty which results in both tribes being chased out Colorado. 1884 - George Eastman receives a patent for his new photographic film invention. 1908 - The Chicago Cubs (2) win the World Series against the Detroit Tigers (0). 1912 - Former President Theodore Roosevelt delivers a scheduled speech after being shot and wounded by John Flammang Schrank. 1922 - The first automated telephones are installed in New York City and Pennsylvania. 1922 - The shoe store Thom McAn opens in New York City. 1947 - Chuck Yeager becomes the first person to exceed the speed of soun,d traveling approximately 700 mph. 1953 - President Eisenhower makes a promise to terminate any federal worker for taking the 5th Amendment when questioning whether they are affiliated with the communist party. 1958 - The District of Columbia Bar Association accepts Blacks as members of the bar for the first time in history. 1960 - President Kennedy suggests creating the Peace Corps during a speech at the University of Michigan. 1962 - The U.S. launches planes to locate missile launchers in Cuba. 1964 - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. receives the Nobel Peace Prize for his nonviolent approach in racial inequality. 1964 - Bill Mills becomes the first American to win the 10,000 meter race. 1964 - Baseball legends Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle both hit home runs on back-to-back pitches. 1966 - About 175 U.S. airplanes bomb North Vietnam to officially mark their involvement in the Vietnam War. 1968 - NASA televises the first broadcast of astronauts in orbit. 1978 - Rescue from Gilligan's Island premiers on T.V 1982 - President Reagan proclaims The War on Drugs. 2020 - A New York auction house sells a copy of William Shakespeare's First Folio $9.98 million. 2020 - Scientists create the first room-temperature superconductor.

October 14 NATIONAL DESSERT DAY Life is short, so let's make it sweet! Mark your calendars for October 14th, because it’s National Dessert Day. This delicious food holiday is dedicated to the grand finale of every meal, the sweet reward at the end of the day, and one of life's simplest and most delightful pleasures — dessert! #NationalDessertDay NATIONAL REAL SUGAR DAY October 15 is National Real Sugar Day and we celebrate the people who harvest sugar crops and learn about it's origins. We also learn how to balance a healthy diet, while enjoying enjoy food made with real sugar. #NationalRealSugarDay BE BALD AND BE FREE DAY Toss out the combs, say goodbye to bad hair days, and get ready to shine! October 14th is Be Bald and Be Free Day, a celebration of the sleek, the smooth, and the stylishly streamlined. This is a day to honor the beauty and boldness of a bare scalp, whether by choice, by nature, or by circumstance. #BeBaldAndBeFreeDay

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Feeling a little out of it lately but I am ok. Just wish I could feel more active on the forum.

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Happy birthday, @Kyng . Have a blessed day.

Yes But it isn't as bad as before. With my hearing disability, it was a pain to understand conversations so I would have other people talk for me. Then I discovered apps that captioned your phone conversation for you in teal time. Even voicemail.

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Diane Keaton dead at 79 in California following legendary Hollywood career: reporthttps://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/diane-keaton-dead-79-california-following-legendary-hollywood-career

Tired... possible stomach bug.