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Flagstaff Today 87°: 46° Week 24 Day 163 Wind 2 mph Gusts - mph Active Fire: 19 miles away Risk of
Fire: Extreme Nearest lightning: 255 miles away Air Quality: Fair Partly Cloudy Sunshine Jun Averages: Temps: 70°\43° Moisture: 1 Day
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Weekly Observations
National Marina Days: 19-9/1 Link International Clothesline Week: 7-14
National Automotive Service Professionals Week: 8-14 National Flag Week: 8-14
National Pet Wedding Week: 8-14 Link World Sea Turtle Week: 8-16 Link
Community Health Improvement Week (CHI): 9-13 Link
Men's Health Week: 9-15 Link
National Big Boy Week: 9-15 Link Nati’l Stewardship Week:
9-13 Link
US Open Golf Championship: 12-15 National Nursing Assistants Week:
12-18 Link Link
Daily Observations
Crowded
Nest Awareness Day National
Jerky Day
International Cachaca Day Link
National
Peanut Butter Cookie Day Link
International Falafel Day Link
Peanut
Butter Cookie Day
Jerky Day Red
Rose Day
Loving Day Link
Women Veterans
Recognition Day Link
Mechanics Day Link Link Link Link World Day
Against Child Labor Link
National Career Nursing Assistants Day Link
Today’s Quotes
Today’s Memes
Thoughts for the day
Another partly cloudy day. Maybe some moisture later today.
I go in tomorrow for decision on how to treat my enlarged lymph nodes. I
am hopeful that treatment will be soon.
I never thought I would see Marines patrolling the streets of any US
city. I hope everyone calms down very soon.
Historic Figures who never existed…
William Tell©Ank Kumar on Wikimedia
As the legend goes, William Tell (sometimes
spelled Wilhelm Tell) was a Swiss hero who defied Austrian rule and inspired a
movement for political freedom. A peasant from the canton of Uri in Bürglen, he
was forced to shoot an apple off his son's head, was arrested for threatening
to harm the governor, saved the governor, then ultimately killed him in an
ambush. Despite the detailed folklore, William Tell was likely only ever
that—folklore.
Random Thoughts…
Coca-Cola was first advertised as a coca wine that cured morphine
addiction, indigestion, decaying nerves, migraines, and impotence, among a
variety of other ailments.
There’s a patch of seagrass in the Mediterranean that’s estimated to be 100,000 years old.
There are more barrels of bourbon than there are people in Kentucky.
The biggest film of 2006: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (Action/Adventure) earned ~ $423,000,000
During the Spanish American War, the US captured Guam without bloodshed when the governor had no idea Spain was at war with the US.
Biologically, we all have two parents, four grand-parents, eight great-grandparents, and 32,768 great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandparents.
Historic Events
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history
Birthdays
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63 – Jordan Peterson, Canadian psychologist, professor cultural
critic
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@94 – George H.W. Bush, American lieutenant and
politician, 41st President of the United States (d. 2018)
@75 – Irwin Allen, American director producer (d. 1991)
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…The End for today…







