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Flagstaff Today 44°:
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Week 8 Day 53 Air Quality: Fair Partly Cloudy Sunshine Wind 5 mph Gusts 9 mph Active
Fire: 273 miles away Risk of Fire:
Moderate Nearest lightning: 1173 miles away Feb Averages: Temps: 46°\20°
Moisture: 4 Days |
Weekly Observations
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15-22 |
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16-22 |
Build A Better Trade Show
Image Week National Engineers Week |
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16-25 |
Date (Fruit) Week |
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17-23 |
Hockey Week Across
America Link |
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19-23 |
American Birkenbeiner
Cross-Country Ski Race |
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20-22 |
Texas Cowboy Poetry
Gathering |
Daily Observations
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American Birkenbreiner Race |
National Wildlife Day Link Woolworth's Day |
Today’s Quote
Today’s Memes
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Thoughts for the day
The sun is peaking through the high clouds.
Cooler than I like, but a decent day.
I saw my doctor about my intestinal
mess. He said it sounds counter intuitive but use Benefiber. Great. He also had
his 9-year-old Golden Lab/Standard Poodle mix. Such a friendly and beautiful
dog.
I’m looking forward to our discussion
group tomorrow. The topic is America at A Global Crossroads. It sould be interesting
for sure.
Forgotten American Heros…
Lewis Hayden
Lewis Hayden was a former enslaved
person who became a prominent abolitionist and conductor on the Underground
Railroad. His home in Boston served as a vital stop for many seeking freedom.
Hayden's courageous actions and his
commitment to the abolitionist cause were instrumental in aiding countless
individuals on their journey to liberty.
His work extended beyond helping
escapees, as he actively campaigned for equal rights and justice. Hayden's
legacy as a leader in the fight against slavery continues to inspire those who
advocate for human rights and equality.
Common Misconceptions…
“Crossbows were considered to be
weapons so dangerous (as any commoner could have easily killed a knight) so
that their use was banned by the Church. In reality there is not a single ecclesiastical
document that would single out crossbows as a 'banned' weapon.”
Random Thoughts…
During Matha Stewart’s incarceration
at Alderson Federal Prison Camp, her prison nickname was “M. Diddy”
The Commodore 64 is the best selling
computer in history.
Roulette Odds: Red: Payoff: 1:1 True
Odds: 47.37%
Earth has about 760 thunderstorms
every hour.
The 1895 Chicago Times-Herald race was
the first automobile race held in the US. Only two of the six cars finished.
Spanish is the third most spoken
language in the world.
Ten percent of all the photos ever
taken were taken in the last 12 months.
Historic Events
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21 Feb
Birthdays
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Drew
Barrymore, 50 Movie Actress Julius
Erving, 75 Basketball Player |
@44
– Steve Irwin, Australian zoologist, television host (d. 2006 stingray
bite) @67George
Washington US President (d.1799; following
bloodletting) |
…The End for today…
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