1) Sixty two is also written as Soixante-deux (French), Шестдесет две (Bulgarian), Sessantadue (Italian), Εξήντα δύο (Greek), Tweeënzestig (Dutch), LXII (Roman numeral)
2) Sixty second should not be confused with sixtieth second
3) 62 is a composite number, and the sum of the 3rd, 5th, and 10th Fibonacci number
4) 62 is only divisible by 2, 31, and 62
5) Binary for 62 is 111110
6) 62 in base 5 is 222 (but Karen Valentine did not star in Room 62)
7) 62 is the only base-10 number whose cube consists of 3 different digits occurring twice … 238328
8) 62 squared is 3,844, but 62’s square root is 7.87400787401
9) 62 is the atomic number of the element samarium, whose neutral atom has 62 protons and 62 electrons
10) The 62nd day of a normal year is March 3rd, but during a leap year it’s March 2nd
11) 62 is the code for international direct dial calls to Indonesia
12) Sigmund Freud had an irrational fear of the number 62
13) 62 has not been retired by any team in Major League Baseball (MLB), National Football League (NFL), National Hockey League (NHL), or the National Basketball Association (NBA)
14) In 62 BCE included the founding of Florence (Italy), Julius Caesar divorcing Pompeia, and the birth of a future Egyptian pharaoh – Ptolemy XIII
Year 62 CE
- 15) a common year starting on Friday (link will display the full calendar) of the Julian calendar
- 16) A great earthquake damages cities in Campania, including Pompeii.
- 17) Paul of Tarsus is imprisoned in Rome
- 18) Nero’s first wife, Claudia Octavia, is presumably executed, but Nero marries Poppaea Sabina later that year … (so does that make Poppaea the second fiddle? )
19) Car #62 has only won one NASCAR race (out of 292 races) – driven by Frankie Schneider (1958)
20) 62 designates a star in constellations Aquila, Andromeda, Sagittarius, Ophiuchus, and probably a few more
21) Click to see images of Messier Object M62
22) Highway 62 can be found in United States, India, Iran, Malaysia, Canada, Taiwan, Mexico, Greece, UK, South Africa, 32 US states, and the US Virgin Islands
23) US Route 62 runs from the northeast/southwest connecting El Paso, Texas, to Niagara Falls, New York … 2248 miles (3618 km) … and comes within 30-40 minutes of my home
24) Although too numerous to list, various guns, planes, helicopter, missiles, submarines, and other weapons included 62 as a model number
25) These people died at age 62 include Aristotle, Louis Pasteur, Martin Luther, Franklin D. Roosevelt, John Wayne, Linus Pauling, and Robert Goddard
26) Musical compositions include Symphony No. 62 (Haydn), Opus #62, No. 1 – Nocturne (Chopin), Song Without Words – Opus 62 (Mendelssohn), Cantata #62 (Bach), and Coriolan Overture, Opus 62 (Beethoven) … (Do any of the piano players here play these?)
27) Fabric 62 is a 2012 album by DJ Sneak
28) James Madison wrote Federalist Paper No. 62 about the organization of the US Senate
Embed from Getty Images29) 62nd parallel south only crosses land on King George Island – which is claimed by Argentina, Chile, and the United Kingdom, but not by Turkmenistan or this blog
30) 62nd parallel north crosses Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, United States, Canada, and Greenland
31) 62 meridian east crosses Russia, Kazakstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, and India
32) 62 meridian west crosses Canada, Greenland, Venezuela, Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina, and Antarctica
33) “The Class of ’62” is an episode of the BBC sit-com Only Fools and Horses (the fourth episode of series 7, and first broadcast on 20 January 1991)
34) William Shakespeare wrote Sonnet 62
35) 62 is the Retirement Age in Azerbaijan, Colombia, France, Hungary, Latvia, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, and Turkmenistan, yet within the retirement age range in Sweden, Finland, Lithuania, and United States
36) 62 kg is a men’s weightlifting division in the Olympics
37) Television channel 62 is found in Burbank (CA), Detroit (MI), and Greenville/Spartanburg (SC)
38) Mature Wasabi plants have 62 leaves
39) In temperature, 62 C = 143 F, but 62 F = 16 C
40) Melting point of Acetic Acid is 62 F, but the boiling point of chloroform and Arsine is 62 C
41) 62 is the molecular weight of nitrate and boric acid
42) Barcelona has a SixtyTwo hotel
43) The 62nd street bridge crosses the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
44) The 62nd Academy awards were held in 1990 with Driving Miss Daisy winning Best Picture
45) HP Ink Cartridge #62 is used on 5 different HP printers
46) The Montreal Alouettes won the 62nd Grey Cup by defeating the Edmonton Eskimos 20-7 in 1974
47) 62nd US Congress served during the third and fourth years of President William Howard Taft (a Cincinnatian)
48) The 62nd Golden Globe (2005) winners included The Aviator and Sideways
49) 62 West 62nd Street is the address for The Allegro condominiums in New York City
50) NYC 62nd Street subway station (at New Utrecht Ave) is in Brooklyn
51) Google Images of 62nd Street (Lame to verify)
52) 62nd episode of Seinfeld (“The Handicap Spot”) aired May 13, 1993
53) Rane 62 is a performance mixer (electronics) that can be bought on Amazon
54) 62 miles = 100 kilometers
55) The Karman Line, the boundary between Earth’s atmosphere and outer space is 62 miles (100 km) above sea level
56) Here’s someone thoughts about 62 questions to ask on the first date
57) 62-word short stories are found here
58) 62nd Floor is an independent art-zine, printed six times a year. (from their About page) We are dedicated to analogue photography, nostalgia, crazy characters and a bit of weirdness.
59) The numerology values of each of these word & combinations add to 62: philosophy, beauty knowledge, divine enneads, pearl spirit, silver light, Mercury Uranus, wisdom return, mind in itself, space time earth, love beauty truth
60) The Greek-based numeric prefix dihexaconta- means 62
61) 62 is the sum of the number of faces, edges and vertices of icosahedron (20 faces) or dodecahedron (12 faces); the number faces in the rhombicosidodecahedron (20 regular triangular faces, 30 square faces, 12 regular pentagonal faces) and truncated icosidodecahedron (30 square faces, 20 regular hexagonal faces, 12 regular decagonal faces) both of which are Archimedean solids. (Yep, expect this on the quiz, so the links help you study, as will this post.)
62) 62 years ago (February 17, 1953) I was born in this city. The best birthday present I could receive here is to have many birthday wishes from my blog friends and their friends. Thanks for stopping by and cheers to your kindness.
Happy 62nd Birthday Frank! Your baby picture is adorable. Thank you for blogging and may you have a lovely day.
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Catherine,
Thank you … not only for the best wishes from the Canadian side of the border, but for coming through under pressure. Well, being that my style is more toward subtle (than overt), my worry was that the first commenter would be something about the post, thus not mentioning the day … therefore, you have set the tone! 🙂
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Happy Birthday, Frank. Such a smile in that baby boy pix foreshadowed a sunny charmer in life. (Freud was worried about more earthquakes? Quackers. But the numerology counting up well for you!)
Cheers and party on!
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Mouse,
Birthday cheers from Texas marks the arrival of the first homeland greeting on my day. Many thanks. … but it’s 3 below this morning! Poor Freud … he must have been a basket case after turning 61.
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At noon the clouds lifted and bright sun- but cold night predicted with winds falling. (Gut it up plants) Going out to wave some sun your way. Cheers again on your birthday!
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The sun is here – which means no clouds, thus cold nights. Brrrr for a few more days … so keep waving. 🙂
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Happy birthday, Frank!
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X,
Thank you … and I hope the heat from the candles melts your snow.
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Happy, Happy birthday, Frank! Many more.
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Elyse,
The fact that I rate acknowledgement from the Queen is quite an accomplishment for me!
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Wow, the research you must have done for this post. Impressive! But since it’s your birthday, now you deserve to relax. Happy Birthday, Frank!
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Carrie,
Thanks for my first in-state birthday wish! To be honest, of all the numbers I’ve done, this was the most difficult (for whatever reason) …. of course aiming for a certain number of factoids didn’t help … but, in the end, my resourcefulness won out. Meanwhile, given the cold temps, I’m staying in again today!
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And what a bonny wee boy you were – probably not said that way in Trieste, more ‘piccolo sano ragazzo’ though my grammar may be miles off! Your ‘second fiiddle’ comment about Poppaea Sabina made me laugh out loud! Happy Birthday Frank!
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Pauline,
You just started my day with a huge smile for noticing the second-fiddle comment. After all, I was guessing that nobody would notice it because who reads this list! 😉 …. Meanwhile, being that my Italian is shaky, thus with questionable grammar, you are close enough for me!
Oh my …this just hit me …. you commented on my birthday but it was posted here the day before. OK .. just one of those quirk things I like … along with the only greeting I will get today from New Zealand.
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We lead the world Frank – even if it is just in being first to greet a new day 🙂 We will have to see if we can find another kiwi to send your way!
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… and I did receive a wish from the crazy lady in Taz.
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62 cheers to you for your birthday…have a good one, Frank.
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Jim,
Although no thanks for the chilling temperature you’ve sent my way, many thanks for the cheers from Iowa!
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Buon compleanno, Frank. Tanti auguri a te !
…And many happy returns of the day….
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Cynthia,
Being buried in snow has hurt your language! … well, that or your Internet resourcefulness 😉 … Whichever, the Italian greeting starts my day with a smile. Thanks.
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62 and counting Wild Thing! You still be makin’ my heart sing no matter how many birthdays you have!! Happiest of every day, Frank. Xxoo RRR
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Raye,
Birthday greetings from the Rose City Queen that goes to the Troggs hit causes a big smile. Many, many thanks for the warmth .. especially because it is so bitterly cold this morning!
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Happy Birthday, Frank! Oh, love you picture as a babe. Precious. Yes, I agree with Carrie. Now you can relax with a nice glass of wine!! Great post and tribute to number 62! I hope you have a delightful birthday!
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Amy,
Thank you … and knowing you are nearing wine country is a bit extra special … but I’ll toast you later as it’s too early. But we celebrate last night with a wonderful Italian wine, which I could have this afternoon. … and glad you enjoyed my pic!
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Happy Birthday Frank!
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I forgot to add: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkocjjea5dY
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Yahooey,
Great one … I haven’t seen that one before, it’s so corny, gotta love it! Many thanks for taking the time to find that one for me.
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Happy Birthday! I will be 62 on 1st March.
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Debra,
Cheers to another great connection … knowing that we went to different schools together is extra special. 😉 … let alone your current location!
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Wishing you a very happy birthday, and a year of health, joy, learning and love.
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Shimon,
A genuine greeting from my wise friend in Israel warms my heart. Thank you.
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What a great post. Happy Birthday. Have fun blowing out your 62 candles!
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Patti,
Yippee … another California greeting. The candle thing is going to take quite the effort, but I’ve never been accused of not having enough air.
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Happy Birthday Frank! For all the videos you’ve shared with me, here’s five for you: the animated short films made in 1953 that were nominated for the Academy Award:
“Christopher Crumpet” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo3EictfbgY (from UPA, the makers of Mister Magoo).
“From A to Z-Z-Z-Z” http://www.trilulilu.ro/video-animatie/1953-from-a-to-z-z-z-z (a Merrie Melody directed by Chuck Jones).
“The Tell-tale Heart” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccUTtxwLDTg#t=16 (Edgar Allen Poe’s eerie story wonderfully narrated by James Mason.)
“Rugged Bear” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXpmPGW_uDs (A Disney cartoon starring a terrific bear opposite Donald Duck who is an annoying as ever.)
And the winner, Disney’s “Toot Whistle Plunk and Boom” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iVf0pPHvjc (done in a flat animation style that cost less to produce).
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Lame,
Wow … quite the surprise … so many thanks for getting this together. I will watch each one … and then reply. But just wanted you to know that this special touch has made me at a loss for words. 🙂
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You’re a pretty cool guy, Frank, and I wanted to give you a cyber gift you might like. Have a great birthday and year!
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Just watched Crumpet … well done … I get to make my own award!
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The Frank!
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🙂 … nowhere near the prestige as a Miltie … besides, I just completed Chuck Jones” … another wow … gonna be a difficult choice.
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I watched each with great anticipation trying to determine how animations different from each other. … and for the record, I watched them in the order you gave them.
Crumpet and Jones’ were outstanding in different ways. Although the drawings were simple in Crumpet, the way depth was used impressed me. Jones’ was a wonderful tale from inside a mind’s child.
Tale was an interesting combination of animation with a great voice in James Mason, but it didn’t bowl me over. The bear was excellent in Rugged Bear … loved the ending, which surprised me. But it didn’t exceed Crumpet or Jones’.
So, Disney’s TWPB won the Oscar. At first, I was scratching my head on why it won … but over time, it captured my attention .. so I can see it’s winning appeal.
For me, the aFa Award goes to ….. http://tinyurl.com/lds8j7c …. and the winner is …. here’s where I supposed to say something quippy …. http://tinyurl.com/pl5uh4k .. and the crowd goes wild.
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I thought that one might be your favorite Frank – or “Christopher Crumpet”. I thought that overall they’ve all held up rather well – like you! I’m glad you enjoyed your present!
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Your work was a wonderful gift! … BTW …. Did you see the reference to you within the post?
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Yes I did, but this is a little embarassing: I can’t get the link to open. My screen stays white, but it is snowing in Manhattan right now and very likely, on 62nd Street as well.
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At least you caught it … I personally enjoy the addition to #18.
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Were you referencing Joan Rivers’ place at 1 East 62nd that is now on sale for megamillions? The Boss is hovering so this isn ‘t a wise time to visit your site.
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Ah ha … so that’s why Joan’s mug is in the collection. Thanks!!!
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I missed it by a day, I apologize.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! HAPPY BORN DAY! HAPPY FIRST DAY OF YOUR PERSONAL NEW YEAR!
Given your wisdom, I would have never guess you were such a young guy.
You are a super hero.
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Val,
Oh no … you didn’t miss it … it’s today! I posted it last night when it was actually today in most other time zones. 🙂
Nonetheless, greetings from the spunky Texan warms my heart. Thanks for your kindness!
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62 very special facts about this number, yet the best one is the… 62nd! Happy Birthday, my dear friend! May you double them [and then some!] with joy multiplying each and every year! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Marina,
To my dear Greek friend who always makes me smile … simply thank you! If you recall my comment to you yesterday (on your blog) where I mentioned the special nature of two upcoming posts. … and this is the first.
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🙂 🙂 !!!!!!!!!!!!
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oh… and you’ve got mail! 😉
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Thanks for No. 46, which reminded me that seeing the Montreal Alouettes play the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Percival Molson Stadium in Montreal, Canada is on my Do-It-Before-I-Die Bucket List.
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Tim,
You have a very unique bucket list, which seems to be continually growing.
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I was half-hoping you were leaving us, your readers, to figure out it was YOUR most special day! I wish for you a most wonderful day filled with dance, good food, good wine and lotsa love! xoxo
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Dale,
Hey hey hey … check the province of Quebec on the birthday greeting list! 🙂 … Many thanks!!!! …. Just answered an email from one of my first cousins in Italy.
I’m the subtle type. For instance, part of me would be to embed the birthday fact somewhere in the list just to see if anyone notice. For instance, see #18. On the other hand, noting it up front isn’t my style.
Being that the day is young, thus still unfolding, I mention how we celebrated in a note later this week. Meanwhile, it’s very cold (for us) here … -20 C this morning … which I realize is a balmy day for you … so I’ll stay in as much as possible!
OK … my ears were itching, so what’s the scoop from the Skype session with RRR?
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Frank! I did note the Quebec reference indeed 😉 I do have to tell you that soixante-deux requires a hyphen between the two words… but just as an FYI and not as some grammar Nazi.
Subtle? You? And no.18… feeling the squeeze of the executioner or feeling second fiddle? You did save it for no. 62 so I guess we can say it was not up front. 😛
It’s cold here to, though oooohhh… we are in the -teens C instead of -twenties. But with the wind chill… Zeke is looking at me with pleading eyes and I shall succumb. Haven’t been out in days other than to play taxi to the boys.
You would have blushed in pleasure to hear us go on and on about how sweet and nice you are!
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Adding the hyphen is done … thanks. … and yes, I would blush. …. now get Zeke outside for at least a short trip to sniff the fresh air!
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Yeah…I think I need to sniff the fresh air too! Methinks I’m feeling a tad cloistered! Need a change to clear the mind!
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Good thing is that you don’t have to be out that long … think short walk … or at least staying close to home … as in back n forth until you are ready to return inside.
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True, but knowing me, once out there, I’ll be out for a good hour at least. But, I will also be wearing my snow pants, et al!
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Dressed right and moving … you’ll be fine … just watch Zeke! 😉 … and enjoy!
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Oh no worries… he’s got a huge fur coat! It would have to be a helluva lot colder for him to be cold and want to come in!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXHCtXbmLCw 😉
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Fasab,
Fabulous … and with warmth from Florida to boot. (Single digits here, but above zero). Many thanks!!!
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I have another item for your list of 62s. Saturn has 62 moons.
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120414.html
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Good one … thanks!!!
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A very happy birthday to you! Do you have 62 hairs left on your head? If so, it’s another cause for celebration.
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Abtwixt,
Oh yes … many hairs! … and thanks for the best wishes!
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Happy B-day. Now that you’re 62, are ya gonna start taking Social security?
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Hansi,
A birthday greeting from the old geezer himself makes me smile. As far as Social Security goes, I’m hoping to delay that decision as long as possible … thus rolling the dice.
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I am in one of those conundrum loops where I once thought that I had nothing in common with Mr Sigmund Freud apart from our dubious and most tenuous mutual inclusion within the realms of “The human race” but now I see that we share a mutual fear of the number 62. He, being an esteemed and most illustrious man, obviously had a good reason for his phobia. Mine is just because 62 is the 62nd number and as a sufferer of “math phobia” numbers, and their inherent relationships to each other when manipulated with symbols give me great pause for thought that refuses to compute. I might have to go and have a lay down now as I would rather not have anything in common with Mr Freud thank you (I am sure he would blame my mum for this strong aversion…).
How very interesting about the wasabi and it’s strict number of adult leaves. We have a hydroponic wasabi farm here in Tasmania. I might have to sneak in and count the leaves of one…
Good to know about the acetic acid and chloroform should I ever want to take up any kind of chemical experimentation Mr Frank. I am less chemo phobic than I am matho phobic…and thank you for giving me the molecular weight of nitrate and boric acid. I am sure that they are one of the “important things” that my 92 year old mind will recall with blinding clarity when I am sitting in my rocking chair wondering where I put the iron…
Another interesting fact about the miles/kilometres Mr Frank (yes, it is spelled ‘kilometres’ in the countries that actually use them over miles…) so we regularly wrangle our velocitator and deceleratrix to keep our trusty steed at 62 miles/hour on our local roads
I have shamelessly appropriated those archimedean solids to plunder when we are working on our 3D software later in the day today. How fitting that you should share them with us all on the day that I might just need to trump a fellow (and much younger male…) student with the name of an archimedean solid…
OH what a sweet tiny little Mr Frank you were! A most happy and splendiferous birthday to you Mr Frank. You are exactly 3853.42 days older than I am.
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Narf,
Well now, the math phobia are certainly lead you to the couch, but the phobia is contrary to your calculation of our age differential … even down the second decimal. Impressive for a youngin’ phobic of numbers.
I wonder two things about the Wasabi leaves factoid … are there different varieties of Wasabi? … how often do Wasabi plants lose their leaves?
… and thanks for my first-ever birthday wish & greeting from Tasmania!
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You have both greetings from Tasmania, and now a map of it… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcoreV10hI8
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OMG … well … there’s a video that held my attention! … Never thought of Tasmania in that way, thus a new appreciation!
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I am math phobic, not “calculator phobic” Mr Frank 😉
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I appologise (in advance) for the somewhat lewd contents of my shared video. It would seem that all that Tasmania is well known for are Amanda Palmer’s privates, Errol Flynn and a dubious link to Warner brothers “Taz-e-devil” who appears to spend a lot of time spinning himself up a whirlwind and in NO way resembling an actual Tasmanian Devil in any way, shape or form.
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Gosh! I wish I had known all these fantastic facts for the past year! Happiest of birthdays and all year long, Frank. We share “62” for slightly more than one month, and then I grab a whole new number. They are ticking off really quickly these days. 🙂
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Debra,
Ah ha … another thing that connects us. 🙂 … Many thanks, but I guess this means you’ll always be getting the factoids (from here) with only a month to go.
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Happy 62nd Birthday! That’s an adorable baby picture. 🙂
My husband’s birthday is tomorrow, and our daughters and his mother also have February birthdays.
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Merril,
Many thanks … and a birthday greeting from NJ gets checked. 🙂 … Happy Birthday to hubby in advance.
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My dear and lovely friend… HAPPY BIRTHDAY! You deserve so much in this life but I wish you good health, wealth, and a huge smile on your face. You deserve to be happy 🙂
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Kay,
You have the knack of popping in at the right time … so many thanks to the classy lady in NYC. 🙂
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A very auspicious number indeed! You were certainly a beautiful baby, Frank. 🙂 Many happy returns on your 62nd birthday. Hope you have a lovely celebration tonight. Cheers to you, and wishing you a long and healthy life. 🙂
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Sylvia,
Thank you for the birthday wishes. In the evening, we went to dinner with friends who had two extra tickets to Anything Goes … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qo6lPifGnGA … so a good evening!
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#37 yah greenville! & now a song from the andy griffith show ” my hometown is the greatest place i know”
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Errin,
Glad something personal caught you in this list. 🙂
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happy birthday!
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Thank you. The day was a good one topped off with great seats at a touring Broadway musical passing through Cincinnati. (More on that in my current post).
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that sounds wonderful
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It was … you can see a clip from the music on the next post about the blog break.
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i wish that i could but i have windows xp & i cannot…luckily i know most and i sing them ,in my head.lol… a few weeks ago, i wrote a poem (j’accuse ) about how repairman said things will get worse…
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRANKIE!!!!! Wishing you many, many more! 🙂
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Kelly,
Many thanks! 🙂
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happy birthday & many, many, many more!
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Raechel,
Thanks for being part of the my personal joy for the day.
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lol.i did not see nurse kelly above me, before i wrote this
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Happy Birthday Frank. This was a gift to us all.
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John,
There’s something in this post for all … meanwhile, thanks for the warm greeting from the south because we can use all the warmth we can get up here!
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Warm is relative. We are freezing at 40 degrees
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Very true … -8 forecast for tonight … single digit high tomorrow … and neither is normal for Cincinnati.
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Brrrr
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Awww Happy Birthday, Frank!! Thanks for lighting up the blog world in style with your great posts. PS Did not know Sigmund Freud had a fear of 62…!!
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Christy,
Thanks for the birthday greeting … and making the day as a post dedicated to a number is my quirky way of celebrating.
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Happy Birthday Frank – 62 is a wonderful age, and now the best is yet to come. Many good wishes coming your way for the best year ahead.
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Mary,
Thank you, thank you. … oh yes I hope for good days ahead.
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From Queen Street West, Toronto (Vogue’s 2nd coolest street on earth http://www.vogue.com/slideshow/1080625/fifteen-coolest-street-style-neighborhoods/ }
Happy Birthday, Frank!
I see I’m late to this wonderful birthday post. Well, at least I’m not so late that you are 63!
On the other hand, I’m way early for your 63rd!
I hope every day this year is filled with happiness and love. If the sun isn’t shining on you, big deal, because as I have come to learn, it is always shining from inside you.
Thank you for your wonderful blog, and all your sharing!
I like it here.
Happy Birthday to you ⭐
Happy Birthday to you ⭐
Happy Birthday to you ⭐
Happy Birthday, dear Frank ⭐
Happy Birthday to you! ⭐
MANY HAPPY RETURNS & BIG HUGS & KISSES
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Resa,
You’ve actually brought a tear to me eye … oh yes, a tear of joy, but your words are very special. Thank you!!!!
Loved the Vogue article … it I’ve got the feeling it will appear in a future Interesting Reads!
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😀 😀
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A belated Happy Birthday Frank!
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Jeff,
Many thanks … and I enjoyed a glass of 2006 Seghesio Barolo for the day.
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Now, I really feel awful for being … I don’t know where …!!!??? 😂
Well …
1st – Sigmund … what is wrong with you? He must have had too many genious moments.
2nd – I absolutely love the way you’ve showcased your birthday year with these interesting snipets of information that I will be able to do nothing with except have chatty conversation at a cocktail party. Oh, I suppose that’s worth all the work you had to go through to do it. AND … I’m sure it was a lot of work. Well done !!!!
3rd – You cannot be younger than me. Unacceptable.
4th – What an adorable baby photo … !!!! How old are you? Too cute.
5th – Belated Happy Birthday.
May your life be filled with all of the treasures of good health, good friends, good food and, of course, GOOOD LOVE !!! 🎉 🎁 🎈 🎂
Isadora
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Isadora,
Many thanks for the best birthday wishes. In terms of the baby pic, I’m not sure of my age at that point. Meanwhile, dedicating a post to a particular number is my way of saluting birthdays and anniversaries. They are fun to do.
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I may copy you on my 50th anniversary. I will have to start now even though it’s in August. I take a long time to research and post but I think it would be fun to see what happened 50 years ago. : )
Isn’t it wonderful to see what you looked like as a baby? I only have one photo ( at 3 years old ) … AND … I treasure it. I hope you had a nice birthday. I’m sure you did. Keep on Keeping on !!! : )
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I have an idea … but no promises … remind me a few weeks ahead of time and maybe I can do a post for 50!
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