So Trump has given posts to Huckabee and Gorka. Hopefully that means we will have fewer Relief Factor and Relaxium ads.
Now if the Don could just nominate Mike Lindell for something…
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What person did you realize that you totally misjudged after meeting them?
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Some Aviation? History -
August 2, 1819, Frenchman Louis-Charles Guille became the first person to successfully execute a parachute jump in the United States. He performed this historic feat before thousands of spectators gathered in New York City.
Flight and Descent Details
The Launch: Guille ascended from Vauxhall Gardens in Manhattan inside a basket attached to a large, hydrogen-gas-filled balloon.
The Release: Upon reaching an altitude of roughly 8,000 feet, Guille deliberately cut the cords connecting his basket to the balloon.
The Parachute: As he fell, his umbrella-shaped parachute unfurled. The entire apparatus—basket and all—drifted through the air.
The Landing: He drifted across the East River and landed safely in Brooklyn, New York.
Historical Impact
While this was the first parachuting event in American history, it was not a global first. French aeronaut André-Jacques Garnerin had already completed the world’s first successful high-altitude parachute descent outside of ...
