Mar­ineV­ille always do the cutest e‑mailouts, so I’m leav­ing this in their words (and punc­tu­ation!)…

Yes! This Septem­ber 11 Mar­inev­ille and Hol­i­day with Friends reclaim the day from such hor­rible tra­gedies as … the birth of Moby! He may think he’s a smar­typants but he’s not as clev­er as these post art school hip­ster pop/rockers!!! Come see for your­self!!!
Mar­ineV­ille / Hol­i­day with Friends
Bar Bodega
Thursday Sept 11
$5, 9pm

PS: After the gig has ended we will be observing approx­im­ately 8 hours silence in memory of these Sept 11 events (after the jump):
* 9 – Battle of the Teuto­burg Forest ends.
* 506 – The bish­ops of Vis­igoth­ic Gaul meet in the Coun­cil of Agde.
* 1185 – Isaac II Angelus kills Stephanus Hagi­o­chris­to­phor­ites and then appeals to the people, res­ult­ing in the revolt which deposes Andronicus I Comnenus and places Isaac on the throne of the Byz­antine Empire.
* 1226 – The Roman Cath­ol­ic prac­tice of per­petu­al ador­a­tion begins.
* 1297 – Battle of Stirl­ing Bridge: Scots led by Wil­li­am Wal­lace defeat the Eng­lish.
* 1390 – Lithuani­an Civil War (1389–1392): the Teuton­ic Knights star­ted a five-week siege of Vil­ni­us
* 1541 – San­ti­ago, Chile, is des­troyed by indi­gen­ous war­ri­ors, lead by Michi­m­alonko.
* 1609 – Expul­sion order announced against the Mor­iscos of Valen­cia; begin­ning of the expul­sion of all Spain’s Mor­iscos.
* 1609 – Henry Hud­son comes across Man­hat­tan Island and the nat­ives liv­ing there.
* 1649 – Siege of Drogheda ends: Oliv­er Crom­well’s Eng­lish Par­lia­ment­ari­an troops take the town and execute its gar­ris­on.
* 1683 – John III Sobieski of Poland arrives on Kah­len Hill, lead­ing to the Battle of Vienna the next day.[1]
* 1697 – Battle of Zenta
* 1708 – Charles XII of Sweden stops his march to con­quer Moscow out­side Smolensk, mark­ing the turn­ing point in the Great North­ern War. The army is defeated nine months later in the battle of Poltava, and the Swedish empire is no longer a major power.
* 1709 – Battle of Mal­plaquet: Great Bri­tain, Neth­er­lands and Aus­tria fight against France.
* 1714 – Bar­celona sur­renders to Span­ish and French Bour­bon armies in the War of the Span­ish Suc­ces­sion.
* 1773 – The Pub­lic Advert­iser pub­lishes a satir­ic­al essay titled Rules By Which A Great Empire May Be Reduced To A Small One, which is writ­ten by Ben­jamin Frank­lin.
* 1776 – Brit­ish-Amer­ic­an peace con­fer­ence on Staten Island fails to stop nas­cent Amer­ic­an Revolu­tion.
* 1777 – Battle of Brandy­wine – Major Amer­ic­an Revolu­tion­ary war vic­tory for Brit­ish in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
* 1786 – The Begin­ning of the Anna­pol­is Con­ven­tion.
* 1789 – Alex­an­der Hamilton is appoin­ted as first United States Sec­ret­ary of the Treas­ury.
* 1792 – Hope Dia­mond is stolen along with oth­er crown jew­els when six men broke into the house used to store the jew­els.
* 1802 – France annexed the King­dom of Pied­mont.
* 1814 – The cli­max of the Battle of Platt­s­burgh, a major United States vic­tory in the War of 1812.
* 1847 – Steph­en Foster­’s most well-known song, Oh! Susanna, is first per­formed at a saloon in Pitt­s­burgh, Pennsylvania.
* 1857 – The Moun­tain Mead­ows Mas­sacre: Mor­mon set­tlers and Paiutes mas­sacre 120 pion­eers at Moun­tain Mead­ows, Utah.
* 1888 – Death of the Argen­tine politi­cian Domin­go Sarmi­ento, after whom the Lat­in Amer­ic­an Teach­er­’s Day was chosen.
* 1891 – The Jew­ish Col­on­iz­a­tion Asso­ci­ation is estab­lished by Bar­on Maurice de Hirsch.
* 1893 – First World Par­lia­ment of Reli­gions con­fer­ence held.
* 1897 – After months of pur­suit, gen­er­als of Mene­lik II of Ethiopia cap­ture Gaki Sherocho, the last king of Kaffa, bring­ing an end to that ancient king­dom.
* 1903 – First race is held at The Mil­wau­kee Mile in West Allis, Wis­con­sin. It is the old­est major speed­way in the world.
* 1906 – Mahatma Gandhi coins the term Satyagraha to char­ac­ter­ize the Non-Viol­ence move­ment in South Africa.
* 1914 – Aus­tralia invades New Bri­tain, defeat­ing a Ger­man con­tin­gent there.
* 1915 – The Pennsylvania Rail­road begins elec­tri­fied com­muter rail ser­vice between Paoli and Phil­adelphia, Pennsylvania, using over­head AC trol­ley wires for power.
* 1916 – The Que­bec Bridge’s cent­ral span col­lapses, killing 11 men. The bridge ini­tially col­lapsed in toto on August 29, 1907.
* 1919 – U.S. Mar­ines invade Hon­dur­as.
* 1921 – Nahalal, the first moshav in Israel, is settled.
* 1922 – The Brit­ish Man­date of Palestine begins.
* 1922 – The Treaty of Kars is rat­i­fied in Yerevan, Armenia.
* 1926 – An assas­sin­a­tion attempt on Benito Mus­solini fails.
* 1931 – Sal­vatore Maran­zano is murdered by Charles Lucian­o’s hit­men.
* 1932 – Fran­ciszek ?wirko and Stanis?aw Wigura, Pol­ish Chal­lenge 1932 win­ners, killed in a plane crash as their RWD 6 crashed into the ground dur­ing a storm.
* 1940 – George Stib­itz pion­eers the first remote oper­a­tion of a com­puter.
* 1940 – World War II: Buck­ing­ham Palace is dam­aged dur­ing a Ger­man air raid.
* 1941 – Ground broken for the con­struc­tion of The Pentagon.
* 1941 – World War II: U.S. Navy ordered to attack Ger­man U‑boats.
* 1941 – Charles Lind­ber­g’s Des Moines Speech accus­ing the Brit­ish, Jews and FDR’s admin­is­tra­tion of press­ing for war with Ger­many.
* 1943 – World War II: Ger­man troops occupy Cor­sica and Kosovo-Met­o­hija.
* 1943 – World War II: start of the liquid­a­tion of the Ghet­tos in Minsk and Lida by the Nazis.
* 1944 – World War II: the first allied troops of the U.S. Army cross the west­ern bor­der of Nazi Ger­many.
* 1944 – World War II: RAF bomb­ing raid on Darm­stadt and the fol­low­ing firestorm kill 11,500.
* 1945 – World War II: Lib­er­a­tion of the Japan­ese-run POW and civil­ian internee camp at Batu Lintang, Kuch­ing, Sarawak on the island of Borneo by Aus­trali­an 9th Divi­sion forces. Over 2,000 pris­on­ers, includ­ing women and chil­dren, were due to be executed on Septem­ber 15.
* 1955 – Ded­ic­a­tion of the first Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat­ter-day Saints in Europe, the Bern Switzer­land Temple.
* 1956 – People to People Inter­na­tion­al is foun­ded by Pres­id­ent Dwight D. Eis­en­hower.
* 1960 – Young Amer­ic­ans for Free­dom meet­ing at home of Wil­li­am F. Buckley, Jr. pro­mul­gates the Shar­on State­ment.
* 1961 – Form­a­tion of the World Wild­life Fund.
* 1961 – Hur­ricane Carla strikes the Texas coast as a Cat­egory 4 hur­ricane, the strongest storm ever to hit the state.
* 1965 – The 1st Cav­alry Divi­sion of the United States Army arrives in Viet­nam.
* 1968 – Air France Flight 1611 crashes off Nice, France, killing 89 pas­sen­gers and 6 crew.
* 1970 – 88 of the host­ages from the Dawson’s Field hijack­ings are released. The remain­ing host­ages, mostly Jews or Israeli cit­izens, are held until Septem­ber 25.
* 1971 – The Egyp­tian Con­sti­tu­tion becomes offi­cial.
* 1973 – A CIA backed coup in Chile headed by Gen­er­al Augusto Pinochet topples the demo­crat­ic­ally elec­ted Pres­id­ent Sal­vador Allende. Pinochet remains in power for almost 17 years.
* 1974 – East­ern Air Lines Flight 212 crashes in Char­lotte, North Car­o­lina, killing 69 pas­sen­gers and two crew.
* 1978 – U.S. Pres­id­ent Jimmy Carter, Pres­id­ent Sad­at of Egypt, and Prime Min­is­ter Begin of Israel met at Camp Dav­id and agreed on a frame­work for peace between Israel and Egypt and a com­pre­hens­ive peace in the Middle East.
* 1980 – Voters approve the present Con­sti­tu­tion of Chile.
* 1981 – A small plane crashes into the Swing Aud­it­or­i­um in San Bern­ardino dam­aging it bey­ond repair.
* 1982 – The inter­na­tion­al forces, which were guar­an­tee­ing the safety of Palestini­an refugees fol­low­ing Israel’s 1982 Inva­sion of Leban­on, left Beirut. Five days later, sev­er­al thou­sand refugees were mas­sacred in the Sabra and Shat­ila refugee camps.
* 1987 – Dan Rather walks off the set of the CBS Even­ing News over dis­ap­prov­al of the hand­ling of a major event being inter­rup­ted and post­poned by a sports pro­gram, leav­ing six minutes of dead air.
* 1989 – The iron cur­tain opens between the com­mun­ist Hun­gary and Aus­tria. From Hun­gary thou­sands of East Ger­mans throng to Aus­tria and West Ger­many.
* 1990 – U.S. Pres­id­ent George H. W. Bush deliv­ers a nation­ally tele­vised speech in which he threatens the use of force to remove Iraqi sol­diers from Kuwait, which Iraq had recently invaded. He men­tions the term “New World Order” in this speech for the first time, which is also named “Towards a New World Order”.(full text of the speech)
* 1992 – Hur­ricane Iniki, one of the most dam­aging hur­ricanes in United States his­tory , dev­ast­ates the State of Hawaii, espe­cially the islands of Kauai and Oahu.
* 1994 – Frank Eugene Cord­er steals a Cessna plane, intend­ing to crash it into the White House.
* 1996 – Uni­on Pacific Rail­road pur­chases South­ern Pacific Rail­road.
* 1997 – NAS­A’s Mars Glob­al Sur­vey­or reaches Mars.
* 1997 – After a nation­wide ref­er­en­dum, Scot­land votes to estab­lish a devolved par­lia­ment, with­in the United King­dom.
* 1998 – Inde­pend­ent coun­sel Ken­neth Starr sends a report to the U.S. Con­gress accus­ing Pres­id­ent Bill Clin­ton of 11 pos­sible impeach­able offenses.
* 1998 – Open­ing cere­mony for the 1998 Com­mon­wealth Games in Kuala Lum­pur, Malay­sia. Malay­sia was the first Asi­an coun­try to host the games.
* 2000 – Act­iv­ists protest against the World Eco­nom­ic For­um meet­ing in Mel­bourne, Aus­tralia.
* 2001 – Coordin­ated attacks res­ult in the col­lapse of the World Trade Cen­ter in New York City, destruc­tion of the west­ern por­tion of The Pentagon in Arling­ton, Vir­gin­ia, and an unplanned pas­sen­ger air­liner crash in Shanks­ville, Pennsylvania, which happened after air­plane pas­sen­gers fought back on the plane. In total, 2,974 people are killed in the Septem­ber 11, 2001 attacks.
* 2003 – Swedish for­eign min­is­ter Anna Lindh dies after being assaul­ted and fatally wounded on Septem­ber 10.
* 2003 – The Cart­agena Pro­tocol on Biosafety enters into effect.
* 2004 – All pas­sen­gers are killed when a heli­copter crashes in the Aegean Sea. Pas­sen­gers include Pat­ri­arch Peter VII of Alex­an­dria and 16 oth­ers (includ­ing journ­al­ists and bish­ops of the Greek Ortho­dox Church of Alex­an­dria).
* 2005 – The State of Israel com­pletes its uni­lat­er­al dis­en­gage­ment from the Gaza Strip.
* 2007 – Rus­sia tests the largest con­ven­tion­al weapon ever, the Fath­er of all bombs.