** Karlheinz Stockhausen begins composing his fifteen intuitive music works, Aus den sieben Tagen.

** Rita Haub / Heinrich Schreiber, " Alfred Delp-Held gegen Hitler " (" Alfred Delp – Hero Against Hitler "), Echter Verlag Würzburg 2005, ISBN 3-429-02665-2

** Schreiber, Ontario

** Liev Schreiber – Talk Radio as Barry Champlain

** Liev Schreiber – A View from the Bridge as Eddie

** Beyond Zork: The Coconut of Quendor ( 1987, Brian Moriarty )

David Pears and Brian McGuinness ( 1961 ), Routledge, hardcover: ISBN 0-7100-3004-5, 1974 paperback: ISBN 0-415-02825-6, 2001 hardcover: ISBN 0-415-25562-7, 2001 paperback: ISBN 0-415-25408-6 ; ** Philosophische Untersuchungen ( 1953 ) or Philosophical Investigations, translated by G. E. M.

** Bertrand Piccard and Brian Jones become the first to circumnavigate the Earth in a hot air balloon.

** Brian Moore, Irish-born writer ( b. 1921 )

** The Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, led by Brian Mulroney, wins 211 seats in the House of Commons, forming the largest majority government in Canadian history.

** Brian Joubert, French figure skater

** Brian Stokes Mitchell, American actor and singer

** Brian Carroll ( a. k. a. Buckethead ), American guitarist

** Brian Eno, English musician and record producer

** Brian Cadd, Australian singer-songwriter

** Brian Davison, Rhodesian cricketer and Tasmanian politician

** Northern Ireland writer Brian Keenan is released from Lebanon after being held hostage for nearly 5 years.

** Brian Stonehouse, English painter and World War II secret agent ( b. 1918 )

** Brian Conley, English TV presenter, comedian, singer & actor

** Brian Moorman, American football player

** Brian Williams, American news anchor

** Brian P. Cleary, American humorist, author, poet

** Brian Cowen, Taoiseach of Ireland

** Brian Donlevy, American actor ( b. 1901 )

** Brian Greig, Australian politician

** Brian David Josephson, Welsh physicist, Nobel Prize laureate

** Brian Bennett, British drummer and songwriter ( The Shadows )

** Brian Moore, Northern Irish-born writer ( died 1999 )

** Brian Austin Green, American actor

** Brian Russell, American football player

** Dermot Mulroney, American actor

** U. S. President Bush meets Canadian prime minister Mulroney in Ottawa, laying the groundwork for the Acid Rain Treaty of 1991.

** Mila Mulroney ( b. 1953 ), wife of Brian Mulroney

** Caroline Mulroney ( b. 1974 ), daughter of Brian Mulroney

** Ben Mulroney ( b. 1976 ), son of Brian Mulroney ; Canadian television host

** Conservatives: Former Mulroney cabinet minister John Crosbie announces he is " seriously considering " running in the Avalon riding in Newfoundland.

** Mulroney was born and raised in Baie-Comeau, a city in the Côte-Nord region of Quebec.

** Counterfactual conditional, or subjunctive conditional, indicates what would be the case if its antecedent were true

** Mind Transferral: If Xavier were to die, he could transfer his mind and powers to a host body.

** Openness Euphoria, 1974 – 1982 during which policies were introduced to encourage Arab and foreign investment through a series of incentives and liberalizing trade and payment ; the economy expanded but this proved unsustainable and growth consequently scaled back.

** Economic Reform, 1991 – 2007, reform policies were introduced to meet the terms of international institutions, lenders and donors, including wider incentives to the role of the private sector in all economic activities.

** Head butts and throws were banned in 1966 for boxers ' safety.

** In the Star Trek: Enterprise episodes " Demons " and " Terra Prime " ( both 2005 ) it is revealed that Mars is in the process of being terraformed by use of the Verteron array which redirects comets to crashland on the planet's surface ; by 2155 the atmosphere had been sufficiently altered so that, in the lowlands, Humans could breathe the air unassisted, though temperatures were still cold enough to require thermal gear.

** There were 16 and 32-bit version of this addressing mode

** The Contractarianism of John Rawls, which holds that the moral acts are those that we would all agree to if we were unbiased.

** There were Occitan-speaking colonies in Württemberg ( Germany ) since the 18th century, the latter as a consequence of the Camisard war.

** Compression change done in middle of model year once 10. 0: 1 compression ratio resulting piston stock were used up in production.

** First 19 US models were made already in spring of 1993, months before when normal model year change occurs in July / August.

** Phlya, near Koropi, in the mysteries of Phlya: These have very old roots, and were probably originally dedicated to Demeter Anesidora, Kore, and Zeus-Ktesios, who was the god of the underground stored corn.

** Major League Baseball-Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig called off games for one day, extending cancellations for three days, then all games through September 16 were postponed.

** Division I college football games to be played on September 13 and 15 were called off.

** Games scheduled by UEFA, the European governing body of soccer, that were scheduled for September 12 and 13 were postponed ( games had been played on the 11th as the first plane strike took place at 2: 46 PM CET ).

** X-Sentinels-by Stephen Lang, androids who were duplicates of the original X-Men.

** Test IDN TLDs were installed under < tt > test </ tt > for testing purposes in the IDN development process.

** In southern Nigeria, a leaking petroleum pipeline explodes, killing about 250 villagers who were scavenging gasoline.

** German Autumn: Red Army Faction members Andreas Baader, Jan-Carl Raspe and Gudrun Ensslin commit suicide in Stammheim prison ; Irmgard Möller fails ( their supporters still claim they were murdered ).

** The Second Chechen War ( 1999 – ongoing ) – the war was launched by the Russian Federation starting 26 August 1999, in response to the Invasion of Dagestan and the Russian apartment bombings which were blamed on the Chechens.

** Reinhard Heydrich, chief of the Security Police, sent a directive, the Schnellbrief, explaining that Jews living in towns and villages in the Polish occupation zones were to be transferred to ghettos, and Jewish councils – Judenräte – would be established to carry out the German authorities ’ orders.

** In the Polish village of Markowa, German police kill Józef and Wiktoria Ulm, their six children and eight Jews they were hiding.

** A passenger bus, moving by the route " Tbilisi-Agdam " is blown up, 20 people died and 30 were injured.

** At least 200 people were killed when the Corralejas Bullring collapsed at Sincelejo, Colombia.