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Imagination, Creativity & Inner Peace
Date: Monday, November 09, 2009
Monday, Nov. 9, 7-9 p.m., at the Decatur Market & Gallery, by American Buddhist Monk and resident teacher of Rameshori Buddhist Center Gen Kelsang Mondrub. $15 or $5 students/seniors. (No one is turned away for lack of funds) 404-255-1585 or www.meditationforeveryone.org. 153 Ponce de Leon Pl., Decatur

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November

Born November 20th

1889: Edwin Hubble, American astronomer who proved that there are other galaxies far from our own.

1908: Alistair Cooke, English journalist, television host.

1916: Thomas McGrath, poet and novelist.

1923: Nadine Gordimer, Nobel Prize-winning South African novelist.

1925: Robert F. Kennedy, U.S. Attorney General, New York senator and brother of President John F. Kennedy. He was assassinated while running for president.

November 20th
in history

1914: Bulgaria proclaims its neutrality in the First World War.By 1913, Bulgaria had one of the most formidable land forces in Europe.

1928: Mrs. Glen Hyde becomes the first woman to dare the Grand Canyon rapids in a scow (a flat-bottomed boat that is pushed along with a pole).

1931: Japan and China reject the League of Council terms for Manchuria at Geneva.The rise of militaristic nationalism in Japan.

1943: U.S. Army and Marine soldiers attack the Japanese-held islands of Makin and Tarawa, respectively, in the Central Pacific.

1945: The Nazi war crime trials begin at Nuremberg. The unprecedented Nuremberg trials.

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