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Flagstaff Today 45°:
17°
Week 7 Day 45 Air Quality: Fair Overcast Wind 10 mph Gusts 18 mph Active
Fire: 68 miles away Risk of Fire:
Very Low Nearest lightning: 1367 miles away Feb Averages: Temps: 46°\20°
Moisture: 4 Days |
Weekly Observations
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6-17 |
INVICTUS GAMES Link |
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7-14 |
Congenital Heart Defect
Awareness Week Link |
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8-14 |
Love Makes the World Go
Round; But, Laughter Keeps Us From Getting Dizzy Week |
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8-17 |
Take A Friend Snowmobiling
Week Link |
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9-15 |
Children of Alcoholics
Week Link |
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11-13 |
World AG Expo |
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13-15 |
American Association For
The Advancement of Science Week Link |
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14-17 |
Great Backyard Bird
Count Link |
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14-21 |
National Condom Week |
Daily Observations
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Ferris Wheel Day |
National Women's Heart Day Link |
Today’s Quote
Today’s Memes
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Thoughts for the day
I
filled my vehicle with gas and bought a few groceries, just in case this
incoming storm keeps me inside for the weekend. The weather guy says 2” of
snow, then it’s 4”, and now it’s 6”. Only time will tell.
Trump
banned the AP from the White House, but it turns out, they can still be in the
press room. The story is because AP agreed that every leader can change the
name of places, but it only applies to that country, and they will continue to
use the world-wide accepted name. Trump still wants the water called Gulf of
America.
The
Senate keeps approving members of the Cabinet. I’m trying to stay calm as the
new Secretaries are making unusual proclamations. This is crazy…Sec of Defense
has returned Fort Bragg to its original name…but claims now it is named for a different Bragg, not the original one, a
confederate soldier.
Forgotten American Heros…
Fred
Korematsu
Fred
Korematsu challenged the U.S. government's internment of Japanese Americans
during World War II. His defiance led to a historic Supreme Court case that
questioned the constitutionality of internment.
Though
he initially lost, Korematsu’s case became a cornerstone for civil liberties
discussions in America.
In
1983, his conviction was overturned, and he was awarded the Presidential Medal
of Freedom in 1998. Korematsu's story emphasizes the importance of standing up
against injustice and the relentless pursuit of constitutional rights for all
citizens.
Mayan Culture of Mexico and beyond…
You can experience Mayan culture in
person.
The name “Maya” comes from the ancient
city Mayapan in the Yucatan peninsula. This was the final capital of the Mayan
Kingdom in the Post-Classic period.
"Maya" is the overarching
parent term, but the Maya people refer to themselves by specific ethnicity and
language, such as the Tzotzil Maya that live in the central highlands of
Chiapas in southern Mexico.
Historic Events
Click here for the history on
14 Feb
Birthdays
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Freddie
Highmore, 33 Movie Actor Teller(76)American magician (Penn & Teller) and illusionist |
@99 Hugh
Downs, American TV journalist (20/20, Concentration), (d. 2020) @78 Frederick Douglass (1818-1895) Orator
@80 Jack Benny(1894-1974) comedian (The
Jack Benny Program @66 Thelma Ritter, American character actress (All About Eve; Rear Window; Pillow Talk), (d. 1969; heart attack) @63 Sakichi Toyoda(1867-1930) Japanese inventor,
industrialist (Toyota Industries) @62? Jimmy Hoffa, American Union leader (Leader of Teamsters Union with ties to organized crime, disappeared mysteriously in 1975), (d. 1975) @60 Murray the K [Kaufman], American disk jockey (5th Beatle), (d. 1982; cancer) @53 Vic Morrow [Morozoff], American film and television actor (Combat!; Cimmaron; Roots; (d. 1982, on set of Twilight Zone) @37 George Washington Gale Ferris Jr., American engineer, inventor (Ferris Wheel), born in Galesburg, Illinois (d. 1896; typhoid) |
…The End for today…
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