|
Week: 5 Day: 28 |
Ave. Sky Cover: 5% Visibility: 10 miles |
|
Local Temp: 45°\ 12° Wind: 8mph\ Gusts: 3mph |
Low risk
of fire Active fire: 515mi. \ Lightning: 1299mi. |
|
Jan Averages: 43°\17° (5 days
w/moisture) |
|
Today’s Quote
Weekly Observations
|
20-30 |
Sundance Film
Festival |
|
23-29 |
Clean Out Your Inbox
Week |
|
24-28 |
Ally Week Link |
|
24-29 |
National Medical
Group Practice Week |
|
25-28 |
International
Hoof-Care Week Link |
|
26-28 |
National Mentoring
Summit Link |
|
27-30 |
Angouleme
International Comics Festival Link |
Daily Observations
My Sometimes-Long-Winded Thoughts
Nice winter
day. I headed out to get some essentials. Got what I needed.
Neil Young
is leaving Spotify, the music app. He says he is upset that Joe Rogan’s podcast
spreads false information about Covid and is on Spotify. Glad he is standing up
for his principles with little concern about the money he will lose.
Eric
Clapton, the guitarist from Cream and other bands says he believes subliminal
advertising makes people get vaccinated. He is a great guitarist and not a
medical practitioner. I say listen to his great music and don’t pay attention
to his medical advice.
Justice
Breyer and Biden held a press conference at the White House. Breyer certainly
has a long list of accomplishments. He spoke about his role on the Supreme
Court. He sure will be missed.
Favorite Memes
 |
 |
|
|
|
A bit of Humor
What do
nervous carpenters do?
Bite their
nails.
Trivia
Q: What is
the name of Poland in Polish?
Q: Which
restaurant's mascot is a clown?
Q: What
color is the "Ex" in FedEx Ground?
Q: TRUE OR FALSE - Dihydrogen Monoxide was banned due to health risks after being discovered in 1983 inside swimming pools and drinking water.
ANSWERS:
Answer 1:
Polska
Answer 2:
McDonald's
Answer 3:
Green
Answer 4:
FALSE
Historical Events
1782 – The Great Seal of The United
States was approved.
1902 – The Carnegie Institution of
Washington was founded in Washington, DC with a $10 million gift from Andrew
Carnegie.
1909 – United States troops left Cuba
with the exception of Guantanamo Bay Naval Base after being there since the
SpanishAmerican War.
1958 – The Lego company patented
(#3005282) the design of its Lego bricks- it is still compatible with bricks
produced today.
1986 – The Challenger Space Shuttle
exploded 73 seconds after lift-off, killing Michael J. Smith, Dick Scobee,
Ronald McNair, Ellison Onizuka, Gregory Jarvis, Judith Resnik and schoolteacher
Christa McAuliffe.
Birthdays Today
86 – Alan Alda,
American actor, director, writer
72 – Barbi Benton,
American actress, model
54 – Sarah
McLachlan, Canadian singer-songwriter
46 – Rick Ross (William
Roberts II), American rapper
v @44
– Jackson Pollock, American painter (d. 1956; auto accident/drunk)
44 – Joey Fatone
Jr., singer
v @42
– José Julián Martà Pérez, Cuban writer (d. 1895; killed in battle)
42 – Nick Carter,
American singer-songwriter
41 – Elijah Wood,
American actor
37 – J. Cole,
American singer
