October 2022
Daily
Almanac for Flagstaff
Week 42 Day 284 \ Ave. Sky Cover 20% \ Visibility 10 miles Flagstaff Today 65° \36°
Wind 8mph \ Gusts 14mph
Air
Quality Fair Moderate Risk of fire \ Nearest active fire 28mi \ Nearest Lightning 101mi
Oct Averages for Flagstaff: 63° \ 32° (4 days of moisture)
Today’s Quote
Weekly Observations
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Daily Observations
Ada
Lovelace Day
Coming Out Day
General Pulaski Memorial Day (President)
International Day of The Girl Child Link
International Face
Your Fears Day
It’s My Party Day
Kof Awareness Day (Hebrew) Link
Myths & Legends Day For All Fantasy Movie, Books and Legends Cephalopods Link
National Coming Out Day
Sausage Pizza Day
Southern Food Heritage Day
World Child Development Day
My Sometimes-Long-Winded Thoughts
A nice fall
day. Heading in for a phlebotomy about 2pm.
I did my
monthly run to Walmart this morning. They are rearranging the entire store. I had
to ask to find several items. I kept repeating to myself ‘Change is good’ so
that I would believe it. I’m still not a believer.
The Cards
lost to the Eagles. They had chances to tie, but just kept blowing the plays. Neither
the Cards nor the Broncos are having good seasons. Oh well!
Favorite Memes
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Superstitions
Breaking a
Wishbone
The wishbone
superstition started thousands of years ago with the Etruscan Italian empire.
They predicted the future by observing chickens and viewed the collarbone as a
sacred part of the bird. The Etruscans would let the collarbones dry out and
then keep them to make wishes. Romans adopted this tradition and started
breaking the bones among two people due to a lack of availability.
US Facts
Football coach
In over half of the US states, the
highest paying job is a football coach.
Historical Events
1811 -The Juliana, began operation as the
first steam-powered ferry service between New York City, New York, and Hoboken,
New Jersey.
1852 – The University of Sydney,
Australia’s oldest university, opened.
1887 – The first adding machine (the
Comptometer) was patented, by Dorr Eugene Felt.
1890 The Daughters of the American
Revolution were founded, in Washington, DC.
1962 – Pope John XXIII convenes the
Second Vatican Council, changing several rules, including saying The mass in
the local languages and having the celebrant (priest) face the congregation.
1975 – Saturday Night Live premiered on
NBC.
1984 – Astronaut Kathryn D. Sullivan
became the first American woman to perform a spacewalk, on the Space Shuttle
Challenger.
Birthdays Today
@91 – Earle Hyman, American actor (d. 2017)
@78 – Eleanor Roosevelt, American humanitarian, 39th First Lady (d.
1962; cardiac failure)
“Great minds discuss
ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.”– Eleanor Roosevelt
76
– Daryl Hall, American singer-songwriter
“If you take a bunch
of superstars and put them in a room where they don’t have their assistants and
entourage, it’s funny to see what happens.”– Daryl Hall
@74 – Henry J. Heinz, founded the H. J. Heinz Company (d. 1919;
pneumonia)
“To do a common
thing uncommonly well brings success.”– Henry John Heinz
60
– Joan Cusack, actor
@58 – Dottie West, American singer-songwriter (d. 1991; car crash)
57
– Sean Patrick Flanery, American actor
@52 – Luke Perry, American actor, and producer (d. 2019)
“Why doesn’t Apple
stop for a year and make medical devices? When people talk about technology,
that’s where I start to get a little hot under the collar because I know that
it’s the key to solving some of the world’s biggest problems. Having a faster,
thinner telephone is not one of the world’s biggest problems.”– Luke Perry
54
– Jane Krakowski, American actress, and singer
45
– Matt Bomer, American actor
37
– Michelle Trachtenberg, American actress
30
– Cardi B, American rapper
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