Thursday 6 March 2014

FRIDAY 7th MARCH 2014 06:07 GMT

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1. THIS DAY IN WORLD WAR 2 (7th March 1944)
In the Arctic...
Soviet submarine L-22 conducts minelaying operations off northern Norway

In Moscow...
Stalin rejects the "Curzon Line" as his post-war border with Poland, demanding adjustments.

On the Russian Front...
Soviet 1st Ukrainian Front advances towards Tarnopol, Chernyi, and Ostrov 
Soviet 3rd Ukrainian Front advances towards Nikolaev to isolate German 6th Army

In the North Sea...
Kriegsmarine vessel Sperrbrecher-10 is sunk by a mine
German vessel Lippe is irreparably damaged by RN submarine Sceptre 

In the Mediterranean...
French destroyers bombard Zante Island

In the Pacific...
USN PT-337 is sunk by Japanese shore battery off New Guinea

US Task Force Brewer attacks on Los Negros Island

USN Task Force 74 bombards Japanese positions on Hauwei Island and Norilo Island

Japanese vessel Juyo Maru is sunk by a mine 

In Burma...
US and Chinese forces advance around Walawbum
Indian 77th LRP Brigade begins moving from Broadway base to cut the rail line north of Indaw  
Operation U-Go: Japanese 15th Army crosses the Chindwin to open an offensive against India
In the Arakan, Japanese troops counterattack the Indian 33rd Infantry Brigade around Buthidaung

In the Indian Ocean...
Norwegian vessel Tarifa is sunk by U-510

Today's Air Raids...
Germany on military targets by RAF Bomber Command
Northern France on V-Weapons sites by US 9th Air Force and RAF 2nd Tactical Air Force
Toulon Naval Base, France by US 15th Air Force - two former French destroyers and a cruiser are sunk
Le Mans, France by RAF Bomber Command
Italy on transportation routes by US 15th Air Force
Mille Atoll and Jaluit Atoll by US 7th Air Force
Kussaie Island by US 7th Air Force
Rabaul and military targets on New Britain by US 13th Air Force
Burma military targets by US 10th Air Force

2. TODAY IN MY LIFE
Blogging
Meditation/Me Time
Shift 1 of the Weekend Job
Missus Time 

Twitter Followers = 1,715 (down 1)
Nonfollowed eliminated = 0

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New followers = 0
 


3. TODAY'S SELF-OBSERVATION
Thursday was an oddly frustrating day for everyone without being particularly traumatic. Son as he anticipated had a bad day on his sound-mixing test, paired with an idiot. Missus was really sleepy and slept right through our "slot" so missing out on having her "natural needs" satisfied. I got engrossed (ok obsessed!) with a new self-hypnosis video which took up most of the day, when I could have used the time more productively elsewhere.

Interesting synchronicity indeed! There there are plus-sides all round. Missus and Son will be much better off for their prolonged sleep, and I thoroughly enjoyed all the unexpected me time I got. I am quite pleased with myself how accepting and adaptable I was to the unusual turn of events, but I was fortunate that nothing happened which trod on any raw nerves.

4. TODAY'S QUESTION FOR YOU
Are you flexible enough to make the best of unexpected situations?

5. TODAY'S WEATHER IN BRADFORD
A wet blustery start
Rain will clear by midmorning and it will be dry and sunny thereafter
Dry and initially clear after dusk, though cloud will gradually build in the later evening
A strong south-westerly will swing westerly by mid-morning
Wind will gradually ease and swing southerly then south-easterly in the later evening and overnight
Max Temp = 9 degC
Min Temp = 2 degC
Sunrise at 06:42
Sunset at 17:55

6. TODAY'S ONELINER
If at first you don't succeed, you'll get a lot of advice from other people who didn't succeed either : D

7. NOW THAT'S FUNNY
Mock The Week: Unlikely things to hear on a news programme & unlikely things to read on a medical label - particularly funny!

8.TRIVIA 
In Ancient Egypt, redheads were buried alive as sacrifices to the god Osiris.

9. ZEN WISDOM
Without dialogue, humans are fated to walk in the darkness of their own dogmatic self-righteousness. Dialogue is the lamp by which we dispel that darkness, lighting and making visible for each other our steps and the path ahead.  
 
                    

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