FRIDAY 6th FEBRUARY 2015 07:18 GMT

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1. THIS DAY IN WORLD WAR 2 (6th February 1945)
On the Russian Front...
5th Shock Army of Soviet 1st Byelorussian Front is attacking Kustrin
Soviet 2nd Ukranian Front continues attacking in Budapest, capturing Sashegy Hill

In the Soviet Union...
Yalta Conference Day 3

On the Western Front...
US 1st Army attacks around Montenau, Hechelscheid, Steckenborn, Scheuren, and Hellenthal 
US 3rd Army attacks around Roth, Hontheim, Sellerich, Herscheid, and Berg
US 7th Army is fighting in Oberhoffen and captures Herrlisheim 
French 1st Army attacks the two separate remnants of the Colmar pocket 

English Channel...
British vessel Everleigh is sunk by U-1017  

Italy...
US 5th Army conducts limited attacks around Castelnuovo in the Serchio valley

In the Pacific...
Japanese vessel Oei Maru is sunk by a mine in Johore Strait
Japanese vessel Engen Maru is sunk by USN submarine Pampanito in the South China Sea
Japanese vessel No. 3 Kinyu Maru is sunk by USAAF aircraft off French Indochina
IJN battleship-carrier Ise is damaged by a mine off Singapore
Japanese vessel No. 77 Ume Maru is sunk by USN PB4Y aircraft off the Ryukyu Islands
Japanese vessel Shohei Maru is sunk by USN submarine Spadefish in the Yellow Sea 

US 6th Army is fighting in Manila on Luzon 
11th Airborne Division of US 8th Army advances northward toward Manila 

China...
Hunan-Kwangtung-Kiangsi operations: 
27th Infantry Division of Japanese 20th Army captures Kanhsien

Indian Ocean...
US vessel Peter Silvester is sunk by U-862, the last U-boat success in the Indian Ocean

Today's Air Raids...
Antwerp and Liege, Belgium by V-2 rockets
Germany on targets of opportunity by US 8th Air Force
Northern Italy on the Brenner Pass and other transportation routes by US 12th Air Force
Borneo on Japanese airfields by US FEAF
Corregidor Island, Negros Island and Caballo Island by US FEAF 
China on Peking airfield and transportation lines and other targets around Tsingpu, Wuhu, Suchow, Hisangcheng, Ichang, Chingmen, and Yungning
Lashio, Burma by US 10th Air Force

2. TODAY IN MY LIFE
Blogging
Client follow-up
Me Time
Shift 1 of the Weekend Job
TV comedy night

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3. TODAY'S SELF-OBSERVATION 
Once client prep was sorted yesterday I had fun tinkering with my Gnaural Binaural Beat Generator, in search of the most hypnotic tone. I think these tones are too "harsh" for clients, but for personal use I found a tone of 160Hz coupled with an isochronic beat of 4Hz was quite effective at clearing my mind. I will be experimenting with it over the next week!

The hunt for the cheapest Hypnotherapy indemnity insurance continues! Current front-runner is current insurer ABT. 

I'm paying particular attention today on mimimizing excess thought...

4. TODAY'S QUESTION FOR YOU
Does your own wellbeing have a high enough priority

5. TODAY'S WEATHER IN BRADFORD
Hard frost at first
Dry and sunny in the morning
Cloud builds thereafter but remaining dry
A northerly breeze will blow throughout
Max Temp = 3 degC at 4pm
Min Temp = 0 degC at 7am
Sunrise at 07:45
Sunset at: 16:58
Moon: Waning past full

Weathertrack: Weak weather fronts passing over Britain will be reduced to cloud by high pressure
Air Pressure: 1036 millibars and rising

6. TODAY'S ONELINER
What's small, red and whispers? A hoarse radish :D

7. NOW THAT'S FUNNY!
David Mitchell on Garlic Bread 

8. TRIVIA
Some children and pregnant women crave non-nutritive substances, such as paint, plaster, rocks, and dirt. These cravings may suggest the person lacks certain minerals, such as iron. 

9. ZEN WISDOM
As long as we are human, we are bound to make mistakes. What distinguishes a forward-looking person from an intransigent one, a virtuous person from a dishonest one, however, is whether one can candidly admit to one’s mistakes and take bold steps to redress them.