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June 28, 2026 (Gregorian calendar/6th month/Day 178)
Sunday, 21 Sene 2018 (Ethiopian calendar/10th month)
Ḏabaḥ (Zabah) בח 5 (Enochian calendar/4th month/Offering of produce)
11 Sol, 2026 (International Fixed calendar)
Cosmic Moon 13, Seli 2 (13 Moon calendar/Waxing Gibbous moon)
~ Cosmic Turtle Moon of Presence, June 27th – July 24th
Oak Moon: June 10 – July 7 (Celtic 13 Month Tree calendar/7th month)
Month of the Green Corn Moon…De ha lu yi (Cherokee Moon)
13.0.13.12.17 1 Caban 10 Sek (Mayan Long Count calendar)
global Smurfs day, in 1997 – Mike Tyson bites Evander Holyfield’s ear

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Don’t ever push me to the point where I have to step out of character..
I try my best to stay calm, to handle things with grace, to be the bigger person even when it’s hard.
But if you keep testing me if you keep crossing lines, thinking I won’t react.
Remember: silence doesn’t mean weakness.
Because the moment I stop holding back, you’ll see a side of me you never imagined existed. The kind of strength, fire, and chaos that doesn’t ask for peace, it becomes it.
Don’t ever put me in a situation where I have to step out of character because I’ll show you some colors you didn’t know came in the crayon box.

*photo is mine

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The Middle Ages, “Enlightenment,” and Propaganda: Lew Rockwell …“It’s often seemingly hopeless to try to convince people that the Middle Ages was anything other than the caricature often found in popular culture and eighteenth-century commentary. As historian Ralph Raico has noted, other than the Industrial Revolution, there is probably no historical topic in which the general public is more propagandized and more generally wrong than the topic of the Middle Ages. Raico has described how no matter how often he told his students that medieval princes and kings were subject to the law, and constrained in their powers by a variety of religious and political institutions, his students overwhelmingly stated in exams that medieval lords ruled as autocrats. Although the general public still thinks of the Middle Ages in terms of images from popular culture, actual historians have long since moved on. This is partly why historians virtually never use the term “the Dark Ages” anymore. And if the term is used, it refers only the early Middle Ages, due to the fact that there is a dearth of documentary and textual evidence form that time period. The High Middle Ages—the time of the great cathedrals and urbanization in Europe—was hardly a Dark Age, of course, and the idea that the Middle Ages was a time of unchanging stagnation was jettisoned long ago. In his lectures, Yale historian Paul Freedman notes that “Dark Age” is now generally used as a pejorative term. Yet, there is no agreement on when these Dark Ages supposedly occurred.”