1. September is moving along. It is already the second Monday meaning that there are only 16 Mondays remaining in 2024!
Chris on the Tequesta Loxahatchee River Bridge Tequesta, FL September 8, 2024 |
3. Chris and I did an easy 10-mile ride yesterday to get back into prime biking shape. I had gone out on Saturday, but only got 1 mile in before a thorn punctured my back tire. I was not amused and neither was Chris as she had to come retrieve me in the truck.
4. Family NFL Report
Ravens (0-1) lost to Chiefs (1-0), 20-27 (Thursday)
Steelers (1-0) defeated Falcons (0-1), 18-10
Cowboys (1-0) blow-out Browns (0-1), 33-17
Commanders (0-1) defeated by Bucs (1-0), 37-20
Dolphins (1-0) comeback against Jaguars (0-1), 20-17
5. NFL football has returned. I guess that may help me get past the Orioles September slump. Thank goodness the Yankees are having similar problems.
6. Today in History. The King of Rock and Roll teams up with TV’s reigning variety program, as Elvis Presley appears on “The Ed Sullivan Show” for the first time on September 9, 1956.
After Presley earned big ratings for “The Steve Allen Show,” the Dorsey Brothers “Stage Show” and “The Milton Berle Show,” Sullivan finally reneged on his Presley ban, signing the controversial singing star to an unprecedented $50,000 contract for three appearances.
With 60 million viewers—or 82.6 percent of TV viewers at the time—tuning in, the appearance garnered the show’s best ratings in two years and became the most-watched TV broadcast of the 1950s.
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-- Bob Doan, Tequesta, FL
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