December 20 is celebrated as International Human Solidarity Day, a UN observance promoting unity in diversity, and marks cultural events like Iran's Yaldā (winter solstice eve) and Macau's establishment day. Historically, it's known for events like the 1812 publication of Grimm's Fairy Tales, the 1989 U.S. invasion of Panama (Operation Just Cause), and Queen Elizabeth II becoming the longest-living British monarch in 2007, with notable birthdays including John Steinbeck and Harvey Firestone.
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The short lived life of a publication that opened no doors
On August 8 the following appeared in Occasional Scribbles: " This blog has heard from a reliable source that the free-sheet, The Key, ...
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