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Flagstaff Today 72°: 56° Week 36 Day 247 Wind 9 mph Gusts 17 mph Active Fire: 82 miles away Risk of
Fire: Moderate Nearest lightning: 0 miles away Air Quality: Fair Overcast with showers Sep. Averages: Temps: 72°\44° Moisture: 5.5 Days= 1.4” |
Monthly
Observations
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Internat’l People Skills Month |
Internat’l Women's Friendship Month |
Weekly Observations
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National Payroll Week: 1-5 International Enthusiasm Week: 1-7 Self-University Week:
1-7 Link |
National Nutrition Week: 1-7 (UNICEF-India) Link Popcorn Days: 4-6 Link |
Daily Observations
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Mawlid
Al Nabi [Muhammad’s Birthday] |
National Wildlife Day Link |
Today’s Quotes
Today’s Memes
Thoughts for the
day
Gotta love the monsoon. It’s cloudy and wet with lots of lightning and
thunder.
I got a pedicure this morning, before the rain started. My feet and toes feel
great now.
The administration released 33,000 pages (equal to 22 copies of War &
Peace) of the Epstein files yesterday. The Dems believe this is about 1% of the
files they have. Then it turns out most of the release was already in the
public domain. It sure looks like Dems will keep digging while Republicans sit silent
and hope voters will forget the whole Epstein sage.
Myths from Medieval
Times
They Had Universities
If you think that most people
in the Middle Ages were uneducated, you wouldn't be the only one. But the
Medieval era had several universities, some of which still exist today. These
include the University of Paris, Oxford, Cambridge, and the University of
Bologna.
By 1300, 23 universities
existed in Europe. Many of these schools did not have a founding date, instead
of being built over time. Students studied liberal arts, language, law, and
medicine. In some schools, such as Bologna, a guild of students hired professors
to teach them whatever they wanted to know.
Things That Worked
Better Before They Were “Improved” by Technology
Mechanical Thermostats That Just Worked
The simple mercury switch
thermostat kept homes comfortable for decades without requiring Wi-Fi, apps, or
software updates. Modern smart thermostats offer impressive features, but they
can be frustratingly complex to program and are prone to connectivity issues.
Sometimes you just want to turn the dial and get warm.
Random Thoughts…
The
sound of silence might just be the universe screaming so quietly that we can’t
hear it. 🤫
When you close your eyes, your brain might be projecting a simulation of what it thinks darkness looks like. 🖤
What if dreams are actually memories from a past life?
Historic Events
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here for 4 September history
Birthdays
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Tenzing
Norgay Trainor, 24 TV Actor |
Jason David Frank (d. 2022 @49; suicide)TV Actor |
…The End for today…
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