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resilience
/ɹə.zɪl.ɪ.əns/
noun
The mental ability to recover quickly from depression, illness or misfortune.
The Meaning of Liff
FARNHAM
n.
The feeling you get about four o'clock in the afternoon when you haven't got enough done.
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On This Day
- 2015 Suicide bombers assassinated Pakistani politician Shuja Khanzada and killed at least 21 others at his home in Attock District. Assassination of Shuja KhanzadaShuja KhanzadaAttock District
- 2009 At the World Championships in Athletics in Berlin, Usain Bolt ran the 100 metres in 9.58 seconds, breaking his own record set a year earlier. 2009 World Championships in AthleticsUsain Bolt100 metresMen's 100 metres world record progression
- 1986 Typhoon Wayne formed over the South China Sea, going on to become one of the longest-lived tropical cyclones in the north-western Pacific, lasting 21 days. Typhoon Wayne (1986)South China SeaTropical cyclone
- 1977 American singer and actor Elvis Presley (pictured) was found dead in his home in Memphis, Tennessee. Elvis PresleyGracelandMemphis, Tennessee
- 1962 The English rock band the Beatles fired their drummer Pete Best, replacing him with Ringo Starr (pictured). The BeatlesPete BestRingo Starr
- 1946 Widespread riots between Hindus and Muslims took place in Calcutta following the All-India Muslim League's call for an independent Pakistan. Direct Action DayKolkataAll-India Muslim League
- 1945 The Stanley Internment Camp in Hong Kong was liberated following the announcement of the surrender of Japan in World War II. Stanley Internment CampSurrender of Japan
- 1942 The Holocaust: During the deportation of Jews from Slovakia, President Jozef Tiso gave a speech describing Jews as "parasites" and "the eternal enemy". The HolocaustList of Holocaust transports from SlovakiaJozef TisoJozef Tiso's speech in Holíč
- 1929 A long-running dispute between Muslims and Jews over access to the Western Wall in Jerusalem escalated into a week-long period of violent riots throughout Palestine. Western WallJerusalem1929 Palestine riotsMandatory Palestine
- 1920 The Battle of Radzymin, one of the bloodiest and most intense battles of the Polish–Soviet War, concluded with a Polish victory. Battle of Radzymin (1920)Polish–Soviet War
- 1920 Ray Chapman of the Cleveland Indians was hit by a pitch and died the following day, becoming the only Major League Baseball player to die directly as a result of injuries sustained during a game. Ray ChapmanCleveland GuardiansHit by pitchMajor League Baseball
- 1920 The British parliament's Blind Persons Act received royal assent. Blind Persons Act 1920Royal assent
- 1906 An earthquake registering approximately 8.2 Mw struck Valparaíso, Chile, killing 3,882 people. 1906 Valparaíso earthquakeMoment magnitude scaleValparaíso
- 1900 Second Boer War: A 10,000-strong column of soldiers led by Lord Kitchener broke a 13-day siege of a small garrison. Second Boer WarHerbert Kitchener, 1st Earl KitchenerBattle of Elands River (1900)
- 1896 A group including George Carmack and Skookum Jim Mason (pictured) discovered gold near Dawson City, Canada, setting off the Klondike Gold Rush. George CarmackKeishDawson CityKlondike Gold Rush
- 1891 San Sebastian Church (pictured), an all-iron church in Manila, was officially consecrated. San Sebastian Church (Manila)Manila
- 1819 Around 15 people were killed and 400 to 700 others injured when cavalry charged into a crowd demanding the reform of parliamentary representation in Manchester, England. CavalryPeterloo MassacreManchester
- 1777 American Revolutionary War: American forces routed British and German troops at the Battle of Bennington in Walloomsac, New York. American Revolutionary WarBattle of BenningtonWalloomsac, New York
- 1513 War of the League of Cambrai: English and Imperial forces defeated French cavalry, forcing them to retreat. War of the League of CambraiKingdom of EnglandHoly Roman EmpireBattle of the Spurs