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Today’s Quote
Monthly Observations
Update Your Resume Month
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World Alzheimer's Month World Beach Month
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Weekly Observations
8-14 Direct Support Professional Recognition Week Link
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9-15 National Neo-Natal Nurses Week Link
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Daily Observations
Hot Cross Bun Day
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National Day of Service and Remembrance
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Today’s Thoughts
Never
Forget: 9/11
Pretty
cloudy. Guess the monsoon is sticking around.
Yesterday
thunder began about 2pm, then a nice rain cooled things off. By 3:30 it was
sunny again.
In
the sport’s weekend…Colorado Buffs beat Kansas Jayhawks 36-14, Cardinals Commanders, Broncos Raiders
The death toll in Marrakech, Morocco has risen to 2000+, so sad.
Enjoy
Unique National Treasures for the US …
If you like Stephen King, you’ll love…the Duffer Brothers.
Ross and Matt Duffer
A creature with long arms and no face, a girl with supernatural
powers, trails of blood and a boy trapped in an alternative dimension. Up your
alley? Then check out Stranger Things, the science-fiction/horror
1980s-based TV series created, written and produced by 33-year-old twins Matt
and Ross Duffer. The brothers cite Stephen King as
a major influence; King’s It “made the biggest impact on
us,” Matt Duffer told The Hollywood Reporter. Echoed Ross: “We just devoured his
stuff when we were little.” King himself approves: After seeing the series
premiere in 2016, he tweeted, “Watching Stranger Things is
[like] watching Steve King's Greatest Hits. I mean that in a good way.”
Random Trivia…
Before Julius Caesar
invaded Britain, many Romans didn’t believe it existed. Julius Caesar was the
first-ever Roman to invade Britain. He did it twice in the years 55 and 54 BC.
Some Romans believed Britain to be just the foot of another huge northern continent.
Others thought it was a place full of unbelievable riches, whilst most thought
it just didn’t exist.
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The Soviet Union tried to
snuff out the memory of Genghis Khan. During the Soviet-era rule of the late
20th century, simply mentioning the great Mongolian conqueror’s name was a
crime against the USSR. The Soviets removed his story from school textbooks and
outlawed pilgrimages to his birthplace of Khentii.
Historic Events
· 1297 – The
Scots, led by William Wallace and Andrew Moray, defeated the English at the
Battle of Stirling Bridge.
· 1609 – Henry
Hudson discovered Manhattan Island.
· 1792 – The
Tavernier Blue was stolen in France, and recut. It was renamed The Hope Diamond
in 1839.
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1959 – Food Stamps were authorized by congress.
Birthdays with some quotes
82
– Brian De Palma, American director
“The biggest mistake in student films is that
they are usually cast so badly, with friends and people the directors know.
Actually you can cover a lot of bad direction with good acting.”
80
– Lola Falana, American actress, singer, and dancer
@75 – Tom Landry, American football player and coach (d. 2000;
leukemia)
“A coach is someone who tells you what you
don’t want to hear, who has you see what you don’t want to see, so you can be
who you have always known you could be.”
62
– Virginia Madsen, American actress
60
– Kristy McNichol, American actress
57
– Moby (Richard Melville
Hall), American
musician and DJ
56
– Harry Connick Jr., American singer-songwriter, pianist, actor
“They don’t make you what you are, you do.
You are what you choose to be.”
@47 – O. Henry (William
Sydney Porter), American short story writer (d. 1910; cirrhosis)
“Men fight for liberty and win it with hard
knocks. Their children brought up easy, let it slip away again, poor fools. And
their grandchildren are once more slaves.”
43
– Steve Hofstetter, American comedian
53
– Taraji Henson, actor
46
– Ludacris (Christopher
Brian Bridges),
rapper
32
– Kygo, Norwegian DJ
…The End for today…
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