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Well, hi there, I am Jeff and welcome to history.
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In fact, it's about today, presented by Cool Media. It
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is January the eleventh.
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Milky milk, Milky.
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Milky, milky, milk.
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I know you know the drill, tall glass, slightly chilled.
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Well that holy tail. You need some milk, milklean, no
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sail when you drink their milk. No, we get that drill.
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Today is National Milk Day.
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Cows they produce eighty five percent of all the milk
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that is drink in the world.
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Bite.
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You can also drink milk from buffalo goat, cheap yack, reindeer, camels,
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now camel milk that's supposed to be the healthiest milk
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of all. Milk gets used for a cream, butter, ice cream, cheese, yogurt.
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I think you know all that. Now, Milk it is
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the only thing that you can survive. Only consider no
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other type of vegetable, lagoon, any kind of carbohydrate, anything
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like that. Yeah, so you could actually just live on
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milk alone. It contains all the nine aminial acids that
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it takes for humans to produce protein, and milk is
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eighty seven percent water, so you would stay hydrated. Think
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of what about a meat diet, Well, you still need
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vitamin C somewhere. Milk contains everything you need to live.
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So if you're lactose intolerant like I am, luckily we
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can't celebrate today. But it's cold outside, so we can
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actually celebrate National Hot Toddy Day.
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All right, let's he's going on.
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In entertainment, on January eleventh, back to nineteen sixty, number
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one album was Here We Go Again by the Kingston Trio.
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Marty Robbins had the number one song with El Passel out.
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In the West Texas town of El Passle. I fell
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in love with the Mexican Goo. Nighttime would find Me
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in Roses CANTEENA music quid.
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Play and food.
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Blacker than nine Worthy Eyes.
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Of It was the number one country song. Too Miler
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was named.
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For this Mexican maiden. I was in love but in vain.
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I can tell one night a while, Young Cowboy came
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in wild. There's the West Texas Weird.
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The number one book was Hawaii by James Mischner. The
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top movie was Benner a Jewish prince. He is sent
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into slavery by a Roman friend. Well, he gets his
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freedom and then it's payback time. Stars Charlton Heston, Jack Hawkins,
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and Steven Lloyd. All Right, what happened? On January the eleventh,
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fifteen sixty nine, the world's first lottery was held over
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in England. Queen Elizabeth the first. She yeld it at
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Saint Boss Cathedral outside of London. Now, instead of raising taxes,
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she came up with the lottery idea to raise money
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for England's harbors and coastal defenses and that kind of stuff.
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Each ticket it cost half a pound, so that was
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about three weeks pay for the average person. The grand
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prize was five thousand pounds, and then you could also
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win like expensive plates and cloth linens and tapestries and
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all that kind of stuff. But the kicker, the kicker
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was that everybody who bought a ticket was given immunity
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from one arrest. That's right, Well, except for piracy, murder
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or treason then yeah, the immunity didn't work for that.
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Also in England, at seventeen eighty seven, William Marshall he
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discovered the first two moons on Uranus talking the planet. Now,
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he named them Titania and Oberon. From the Shakespeare book
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Midnight Midsummer Night's Premia eighteen thirty eight, Samuel Morris and
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Alfred Vale. They gave the first public demonstration for Morse Code,
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the Dots and Dashes. They were unveiled in New Jersey
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nineteen twenty two in the Toronto Hospital fourteen year old
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Leonard Thompson. He was slipping in and out of a
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diabetic coma, not knowing he was going to die. Doctor
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Frederick Banting he gave him the world's first shot of insulin. Well, Leonard,
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he immediately improved. He was doing pretty good, and they
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gave him a couple more, but then he ended up
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getting that insulin it was pretty impure, so he ended
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up having a really bad allergic reaction to it, and
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so they couldn't give him anymore. Twelve days later they
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had actually improved the quality of that insulin a lot,
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so they gave it to him again. Total success. He
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made a complete recovery. Word quickly spread and it's been
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used on diabet because ever since. He might be wondering
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where'd they get that first insulin from. Well, they got
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it from a cow's pancreas. On National Milk Day nineteen
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forty two in Kingston, Rhode Island, and got down to
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negative twenty three degrees. That's still the Rhode Island state
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record in boxing. In nineteen sixty Lamark Clark he set
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a record for professional boxing. He had forty four consecutive knockouts.
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One night.
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He even knocked out six fighters, five of them in
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the first round. Now, Clark, he was pretty proud of
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that record. But the next year he fought this up
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and coming boxer named Casius Clay. Yeah, Clay, he knocked
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him out in the second round, broke his nomes, said
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Clark retired Clay. He changed his name to Muhammad Ali
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seventy too, and he's Pakistan. They renamed theirselves Bangladesh after
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they succeeded from Pakistan bang La Dash. It means land
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of Bengal.
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Doke dot shod dish shibf day.
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He left this shiver day. We want simple coage. He's
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like dish shbirf day. And you know we don't okay.
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He was born on January the eleventh, founding father Alexander Hamilton.
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He was born in seventeen fifty five in the colony
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of Levis on the British Leeward Islands today at Saint
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KITT's Now. He was an orphan and a wealthy merchant
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on the island. He sent him in New York for
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an education. Ended up becoming a war hero in the
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Revolutionary War, fighting underneath George Washington, and when Hamilton was
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thirty two years old, they became the first United States
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Secretary of the Treasury. Still today is the youngest presidential
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cabinet member ever. Now he married and they had eight kids.
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Hamilton He's probably most known though, for his duel with
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Vice President Aaron Burr. They hated each other, and duels
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at that time they're pretty much just to save face.
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Though you could actually keep your honor, but all you
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had to do is show up for the duel. Then
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you had throw away your shot, basically miss on purpose,
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and then you could both just walk away with your
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honor and dignity. Hamilton his shot when he shot, yeah,
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it was ten feet over Burr's head and hit a
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tree branch. Bur though he actually aimed in fire and
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hits Hamilton in the stomach. Hamilton is forty seven years
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old when he died. Now I think I was wrong.
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I said Hamilton might be best known for that duel.
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Now four point three million people have gone and seen
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the Broadway musical Hamilton.
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Yep.
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And you add all the people who have seen it
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on the road, that leads it to eight million people
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have gone and seen the play Hamilton made. Hamilton Musical
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made one billion dollars.
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Come on, the man still go home.
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That was the country all the judge. Now I know
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that she was the daughter and she's sang lead her
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mom Naomi was pretty much harmony. Now today we're talking
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about the mom Naomi Judge. She was born in Ashland, Kentucky,
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in nineteen forty six.
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The Judge.
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They had fifteen songs go to number one, Someone Where Mammy,
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He's crazy, Girls Night Out, Grandpa young Love. Then, after
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eight years of performing together, Naomi, Yeah, she was diagnosed
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with hepatitis CE. So she retired nineteen ninety one. Naomi.
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She was married to I know and his dad for
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eight years. They also had actress actually judge. Then Naomi
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married her second husband in nineteen eighty nine. In twenty
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twenty two, Namy Naomi. Yeah, she's a gun to commit suicide.
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Seventy five years old. She'd been struggling with mental illness.
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Remember me, but I remember you. This was not so
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long you from my heart in tune two.
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Oh My My Hard Cause by You. That was Denny
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Green singing lead for the band Shanna Nah. It was
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in the movie Grease. He was the bald guy. Now
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in the movie Grease, they were actually called Johnny Casino
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in the Gamblers. Denny He was born in New York
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City in nineteen forty nine, Shawn on Ah. They were
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the band that played right before Jimmy Hendricks closed out Woodstock. Yeah,
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Jimmy was a big Shanna Offan. They had their own
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TV show from nineteen seventy eight to nineteen eighty one.
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Then when that ended, Denny he left the band, went
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back to college. He got his master's degree from Harvard
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and got a lot of degree from Yale. He became
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a traveling professor. He'd go around from school to school
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teaching entertainment law, and in two thousand and seven he
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decided to stay put at Dayton Laschool. Taught there until
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he died from Esopfolko gancer in twenty fifteen at sixty
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six years old. So you know, we got the game
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Marvin jay Is in the spots to night and be right.
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Bab Leny situation.
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That's a dope.
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Soep, the Queen of hip hop soul.
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Mary J.
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Blige is fifty four. She was born in the Bronx,
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New York. In nineteen seventy one, solo for fifty million records.
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Some of her hits are Real, Love, Knocked, Gonna Cry,
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Family Affair, Be Without You, This One, nine Grammy, and
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She's done some acting. She was nominated for a Best
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Supporting Actoring Oscar for mud Bound. She was also in
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Rock of Ages and Black Nativity. She married once for
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fifteen years, actress Amanda Pete. She's fifty three. She was
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born in New York City in nineteen seventy two. She
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first hit in the movie The Whole Nine Yards, then
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Sadie Silverman, High Crimes, The Whole Ten Yards twenty twelve,
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I did Any Thief and man Is. She married in
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two thousand and six and they have three children. In
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nineteen seventy four in Cape Down, South Africa, Susan Rosenkowitz.
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She gave birth to David Grant, Jason, Emma, Nicole and
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Nicolette Elizabeth. Yeah, the Rosencratz six tuplets. Yeah, they were
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the first six sephlets. Were all six kids actually survived indocedency.
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Fancy but actually all sixth little kid. They're fifty one
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years old today. All right, let's talk to him about milk.
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So why is milk white? Well, I told you milk
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is eighty seven percent water, which is colorless. But the
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fat and the protein molecules that float around inside the milk,
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they reflect all light wavelengths, so that makes it all
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appear white. Thank you for listening today. Don't forget to
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Let's end.
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We're sir Edward Hillary. He's a mountain climber explorer. He
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died to day in two thousand and eight at eighty
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eight years old. Hillary has said people do not decide
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to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things. Well,
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thanks for listening today, and you guys all have an
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awesome day.