Today’s Poo:

Today in History:

April Fools' Day, celebrated today with joking relationships and practical jokes, may have grown out of the medieval Feast of Fools, which was held on January 1.

Word of the Day:

Expiate

verb

Expiate is a formal word that typically means “to atone or make amends for something, such as a sin or offense.”

Although the editorial had characterized the mayor's failure to disclose the details of the meeting as a lapse that could not be expiated, many of the city's citizens seemed ready to forgive all.

Motivation:

Morning Wood:

Dude of the Day:

Joke of the Day:

Healthy:

Wealthy:

News:

• The day Mark Cuban became a millionaire, he took off his watch and threw it away—here’s why

• 'Home Improvement's Patricia Richardson not into a Tim Allen-rumored reboot, notes on-screen son is a 'felon'

Sports:

Yesterday (If scores are not final, click to see final score)

Today

• 3-point lines were inaccurate for women's NCAA Tournament games in Portland

• How UConn's Dan Hurley became the biggest coaching personality in college basketball

Fun:

Puzzle/Trivia/Riddle:

Which athlete has won the most Olympic medals?

Yesterdays Answer: The Indy 500

Animal of the day:

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