Apr 3


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Apr 3, 2019 Week: 14 \ Day: 93
86004:   H 63° \ L 32° \ Average Sky Cover: 50% 
Wind:   8mph\Gusts:  15mph Visibility: 10 mi
Nearest wildfire:  388mi. Nearest lightning:  446mi
Record High: °[]   Record Low: °[]
Mar Averages: 59°\28° (3 days with rain)

Today’s Quote
Success is never final, failure is never fatal.
It's courage that counts.
John Wooden


More Observances This Month
Informed Women Month
International Customer Loyalty Month
International Guitar Month 
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International Twit Award Month
IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) Month 
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Jazz Appreciation Month
Keep America Beautiful  
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Library Snapshot Month
Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month 
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Month of the Military Child 
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Month of the Young Child
Move More In April  
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Observances This Week
Money Smart Week: 3/30-4/6
Nano Days: 3/30-4/7
International Dark Sky Week: 31-4/7
National Cherry Blossom Festival: 3/20-4/14
Lent: 3/6-4/20
Explore Your Career Options: 1-6
APAWS Pooper Scooper  Week: 1-7
Golden Rule Week: 1-7
Laugh at Work Week: 1-7
Medication Safety Week: 1-7
Mule Day: 1-7
Testicular Cancer Awareness Week: 1-7 
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National Schools Social Work Week:  3-6  
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Observances for Today
Child help National Day of Hope 
Don't Go To Work Unless It's Fun Day  Link 
Fan Dance Day

Find A Rainbow Day Link  
National Chocolate Mousse Day
National Film Score Day  Link
National Walking Day 
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Paraprofessional Appreciation Day 

Pony Express Day
Tweed Day
Weed Out Hate
World Party Day 
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My Rambling Thoughts
Got thru the dentist in less than 2 hours for a temp. crown, a filling, and mold for mouthguard. Thanks to Laser Dentistry, no numbing for the filling. Now if they could just do that for crowns.

Guess everyone has to continue to wait for 45 on closing the border. So tired of this way of running the government.

It’s a nice spring day and I should take a walk, but with my numb mouth, I don’t think that’s a good idea.


PUZZLE OF THE DAY
Answer at the bottom of this page
Can a man legally marry his widow's sister in the state of California?


Today’s Significant Historical Events

1700’s
1776 George Washington receives honorary Ll.D. degree from Harvard College

1800’s
1860 Pony Express began between St Joseph Mo & Sacramento, California

1868 A Hawaiian surfs on highest wave ever - a 50-foot tidal wave

1900’s
1917 Alfred Stieglitz opens 1st one-person show of Georgia O'Keeffe's work at 291 art gallery in New York

1933 1st airplane flight over Mt Everest

1948 US President Harry Truman signs Marshall Plan ($5B aid to 16 European countries)

1955 The American Civil Liberties Union announces it will defend Allen Ginsberg's book Howl against obscenity charges

1958 Fidel Castro's rebels attacked Havana

1968 "Planet of the Apes" United States wide premiere

1971 The Temptations score their second US No. 1 with "Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)"

1973 1st mobile phone call is made in downtown Manhattan, NYC by Motorola employee Martin Cooper to the Bell Labs headquarters in New Jersey

2000’s
2009 Australia formally adopts the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

2016 Panama Papers published - 11.5 million confidential documents from offshore law firm Mossack Fonseca expose widespread illegal activities including fraud, kleptocracy, tax evasion and the violation of international sanctions by the world's elite in the world's largest ever data leak


Birthdays Today
1783 Washington Irving, (d. 1859: @76: heart attack) American writer (Legend of Sleepy Hollow),
born in NYC, New York

1822 Edward Everett Hale,
(d. 1909: @87)
American clergyman and author (Man without a Country),
born in Boston, Massachusetts

1823 William Magear Tweed "Boss Tweed",
(d. 1878: @55: pneumonia)
American politician and corrupt New York fraudster,
born in NYC

1898 Henry Luce,
(d. 1967: @68)
American magazine publisher (Time, Fortune, Life),
born in Tengchow, China

1904 Sally Rand,
(d. 1979: @75-heart failure)
American burlesque dancer, vedette and actress known for her ostrich feather fan and balloon bubble dances,
born in Elkton, Missouri

1907 Iron Eyes Cody
[Espera Oscar de Corti],
(d. 1999: @94)
Italian-American actor
(Keep America Beautiful, Black Gold, Ernest Goes to Camp),
born in Tulsa, Oklahoma

1924 Marlon Brando,
(d. 2004: @80)
American actor
(The Godfather, A Street Cart Named Desire, On the Waterfront)
born in Omaha, Nebraska

1941 Jan Berry,
(d. 2004: @62: seizure)
American rock and roll vocalist (Jan and Dean-Dead Man's Curve), born in Los Angeles

1949 Lyle Alzado,
(d. 1992:@ 43: brain cancer)
NFL defensive linesman (LA Raiders) and actor (Oceans of Fire, Hangfire),
born in Brooklyn, New York
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90’s
97- Doris Day [Kappelhoff],
American singer, animal welfare activist and actress known as the "girl next door" actress (Pillow Talk),
born in Cincinnati, Ohio

80’s
85- Jane Goodall,
British ethologist (studied African chimps),
born in London, England

70’s
77- Wayne Newton,
American singer and entertainer (Daddy, Don't You Walk So Fast), born in Norfolk, Virginia

75- Tony Orlando,
American singer (& Dawn-Tie a Yellow Ribbon),
born in NYC, New York

60’s
61- Alec Baldwin,
American actor (Joshua-Knots Landing, Beetlejuice),
born in Amityville, New York

60- David Hyde Pierce,
American actor (Niles Crane-Fraiser),
born in Saratoga Springs, New York

50’s
58- Eddie Murphy,
American actor (SNL, 48 Hours, Beverly Hills Cop, Raw),
born in Brooklyn, New York

50- Mellody Hobson,
American businesswoman (Chairman of Dreamworks Animation), born in Chicago, Illinois

20’s
21- Paris Jackson,
American actress and daughter of Michael Jackson,
born in Los Angeles, California


Historical Obits Today
@90-2018 David Edgerton,
American entrepreneur and founder of Burger King

@86-1991 Graham Greene,
British writer (3rd Man, Our man in Havana)

@85-1993 Pinky Lee,
American children's show host (Pinky Lee Show)

@78-1994 Elizabeth "Betty" Furness,
American actress, journalist and consumer activist
(Dangerous Corner, Studio 1),
dies of stomach cancer

@36-1936 Bruno Hauptmann,
German kidnapper of Charles Augustus Lindbergh III,
executed

@34-1882 Jesse James,
American outlaw,
shot dead, in St Joseph Mo by Robert Ford


Puzzle answer:
NO since she is a 'widow', the guy's dead!


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