Good morning, Bristol!

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On behalf of staff and management of planet Earth and the cosmos, we offer you the warmest of welcomes to Tuesday and look forward to you having a productive and successful day.

Let us begin.

100 years ago today in Bristol

Mary Hines Gunsaulus of Atlanta gave a free lecture on Practical Psychology at Federal Hill School. The lecture’s aim was the dissemination of knowledge that would promote health, happiness, and success in the life individuals and the community. Her lecture series at the school lasted a week and concluded on the 22nd.

Break it down: Stat Time

The NCAA says that fewer than 2 percent of their student-athletes go pro.

A study conducted by Sleepopolis and OnePoll concluded that one-third of adults still sleep with a comfort object.

Per a report by Feeding America, one in seven Americans receives food from a food bank.

According to the Federal Communications Commission, in the United States, 2.4 billion “robocalls” per month are received.

A 2018 Gallup Poll revealed that only 9 percent of Americans say baseball is their favorite sport to watch.

Today’s birthdays of people you will never meet

Rob Thomas (1972)

Carl Bernstein (1944)

Simon Pegg (1970)

Danai Gurira (1978)

Karate chop

We regret to inform you of the decision to terminate today’s GMB. However, best wishes regarding Tuesday’s endeavors, and we will see you Thursday (maybe).


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