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Sunshine Wind 5 mph Gusts 13
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Weekly Observations
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15-19 National Young Readers
Week Link International Fraud
Awareness Week Link |
18-22 American Education Week
Link 18-24 National Global
Entrepreneurship Week Link |
Daily Observations
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American Made Matters Day Link |
National Entrepreneurship Day Link |
Today’s Quote
Thoughts for the day
Fall in the air, still cool with a
breeze.
I did some shopping to pick up common
essentials. All went well.
Sunday, the Cardinals had a bye and
the Broncos beat the Falcons.
60 Minutes last night was a good one. Their
indepth story on Bhutan has me wanting to travel there. Their deep Buddhist roots
have them striving for Happiness. It is working well.
Myths
Myth #23: Cell Phones and Storms
Imagine you’re caught in the midst of a blazing lightning
storm, gripping your phone as if it were your salvation. But wait a second! Are
you truly tempting the wrath of the thunder gods by wielding your trusty device?
While it’s true that handling metal objects can increase your chances of a
lightning strike, mobile phones don’t fall under this category.
The actual danger? Being out in the open during a
thunderstorm in the first place. So, if you’re yearning to capture a dramatic
snapshot of Zeus’s electrifying display, just make sure you’re doing it from
the cozy shelter of your abode. Feel free to capture the lightning’s
brilliance, but don’t expect it to perform a lightning-quick headcount!
Ancient Times…
Ancient Roman Life
Temples could also be used as
banks for Ancient Romans
Rome was all about having fun
and making money. What could someone do with all their wealth? They could visit
the temple to keep their finances in order since temples were used throughout Ancient
Rome as banks. The basements were used as vaults and were closely guarded at
all hours.
The priest was responsible for
tracking the amount of money that had been deposited at the bank or loaned to
others. It was good to deposit money in multiple temples, even though it was
safe. This was because fires were very common and could mean someone’s money
would be lost forever.
Historic Events
1977 -Anwar
Sadat's visit to Israel
After the Arab-Israeli war of
1973–74, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat began to work
toward peace, and on this day in 1977 he began his historic visit to Israel,
during which he offered a peace plan to its parliament.
2007
-Amazon.com began selling the Kindle, a wireless electronic reading
device that played a key role in popularizing e-books.
2002 -As had the House of Representatives the
previous week, the U.S. Senate overwhelmingly approved the creation
of a new cabinet department, the Department of Homeland Security, to have
a workforce of 170,000.
1975 -The dramatic
film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest was released in American
theatres, and it became the first film since It Happened One Night (1934)
to win the Academy Awards for best picture, director (Miloš Forman),
lead actor (Jack Nicholson), lead actress (Louise Fletcher), and screenplay.
1863 -U.S. President Abraham Lincoln delivered the
brief but renowned Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the
National Cemetery in Pennsylvania during the American Civil War.
Birthdays
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Calvin
Klein, 82 Fashion
Designer Jodie
Foster, 62 Movie Actress
American poet, 82 |
American talk-show host d. 2021
prime minister of India d.1984; assassinated @ 83 Charles Manson American criminal\cult leader d. 2017
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