16 May 2023
Flagstaff
Almanac
Week 20 Day 136 |
Ave.
Sky Cover 40%\ Visibility 19miles |
Flagstaff Today
73° \ 43° |
Wind 3mph
\ Gusts 5mph
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Nearest
active fire: 345mi |
Nearest
Lightning: 21mi |
Air Quality: Moderate Moderate Risk of fire |
May Averages: Flagstaff: 68° \ 34° May Average: 3 Days of moisture |
Sunshine |
Today’s Quote
Weekly Observations
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Daily Observations
Biographer's Day |
Mimosa Day (Drink) |
Today’s Thoughts
A
little cloudy. The weather guy keeps saying it is an early monsoon, but all
happening are a few drops on my dusty car to make it a mess.
A
whistleblower about the Mormon Church (LDS) was on 60 Minutes last
night. It seems that the church may not be properly reporting requirements of
churches regarding $100 Billion in assets. It is time the IRS and Congress review
the law regarding all church’s IRS exemption from paying taxes. There are way
too many ‘Mega-Churches’ that line their pockets with the IRS exemption. I get
the separation of church and state, but many in the church group are getting
rich off their members. That is not what Christ teaches.
The
writer’s strike continues. Some of my live shows are not on TV due to the
strike. I miss SNL and Real Time. Settle the strike.
Facebook
has me totally confused. The have put me in Facebook jail for 24 hours for ‘breaking
community standards.’ I tried to find out which post was concerning. Can’t find
out. The only post I made before the notice I had broken rules was my Mother’s
Day greeting yesterday morning. I can still comment on posts, I can still post,
and sometimes I can use an emoji on a post, sometimes I get a reminder that I broke
their standards and can’t use the like emoji, but can use the WOW emoji. Very frustrating.
Enjoy
Ocean Trivia
Cephalofoil is the
formal term for the distinctly shaped noggins of the hammerhead 360-degree seeing shark group.
Origins of State Names
New Jersey
The name New Jersey is the result of a breakup, but not the romantic kind. In 1664, when the British seized the colony of New Netherland from the Dutch, the land was divided in half, with the east side granted to English statesman George Carteret. He had once served as governor of the Isle of Jersey, an island in the English Channel, and named the colony after it. Given its namesake, it only makes sense that New Jersey also borders the waters of the Atlantic, albeit many thousands of miles away.
Historic Events
- 1866 – The United States
Congress established the 5-cent nickel.
- 1918 –
The Sedition Act of 1918 is passed by the U.S. Congress, making criticism
of the government during wartime an imprisonable offense.
It was repealed on December 13, 1920. - 1951 –
The first regularly scheduled transatlantic flights began, between
Idlewild Airport (now John F Kennedy International Airport) in New York
City and Heathrow Airport in London.
Birthdays with some quotes
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