World Hepatitis Day

Hepatitis is a disease characterized by the inflammation of the liver. There are 5 main hepatitis viruses, referred to as types A, B, C, D and E. These 5 types are of greatest concern because of the burden of illness and death they cause and the potential for outbreaks and epidemic spread. In particular, types

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Milk Chocolate Day

July 28th is National Milk Chocolate Day. How is milk chocolate different from other chocolates? It’s a mix of cocoa solids and either dry or condensed milk. While dark chocolate is traditionally used as a baking ingredient, this lighter version is used to make chocolate candy bars, hot chocolate, and many other delicious desserts. Did

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Norfolk Day

Norfolk Day is celebrated each year on July 27th. It’s a day meant to honor Norfolk, a county in East Anglia in England. It borders Lincolnshire to the northwest, Cambridgeshire to the west and southwest, and Suffolk to the south. Norfolk is possibly most famous for the man-made Broads, Britain’s Magical Waterland and National Park,

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Scotch Whisky Day

For countless people around the world, nothing says relaxation after a long hard week like a glass of good whisky. And although drinking in the middle of the week is likely not a good habit to get into, you could probably make an exception just this once, on Scotch Whisky Day, and take the time to

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Aunt and Uncle Day

Aunt and Uncle Day is, as the name suggests, a day to celebrate a special set of relatives – your Aunts and Uncles. Learn about Aunt and Uncle Day “Only an aunt can give hugs like a mother, keep secrets like a sister, and share love like a friend.” The amount of aunts and uncles

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Carousel Day

When we think of carousels, we think of the beautifully designed horses, with golden metal poles mounted down the center and accompanied by circus music. Since the early 1800’s, carousels are all about the children, laughing as they go round and round and have been a huge part of American history. While there are many

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National Wine And Cheese Day

On July 25th, we celebrate the ultimate pairing of wine and cheese. National Wine and Cheese Day provides an opportunity to sample some of our favorites. The pairing of wines and cheese has been a regionalized tradition. Across wine-producing cultures, many pair their regional wines with local cheeses. For example, the French Brie region is

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Pioneer Day

Pioneers have shaped U.S history through their long journey across the plains and Rocky Mountains. However, besides learning about it in history class, not many people know that pioneers helped shape much of the history of our states and how they identify in today’s world. Pioneer Day is what it says; it’s all about the

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Tequila Day

Mexicans like to celebrate Tequila Day, and so do lots of others! But let’s face it, we all know tequila is synonymous with margarita, so let’s take a look at this frozen favorite. There is no definitive answer as to who really invented this drink, but interesting stories abound. One of the earliest stories tells of

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Cousins Day

National Cousins Day is celebrated each year on July 24th. This day is observed to recognize the lifelong relationships of cousins that help to unite families and relatives which gives strength to the family , Remember those fun times at grandpa and grandma’s house when the whole family reunited and you spent countless hours playing

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Sprinkle Day

National Sprinkle Day

If there’s one universal truth every child seems to know, it’s that sprinkles have the magical ability to make anything better. These tiny, colorful confections bring a burst of joy and a splash of whimsy to anything they touch, whether it’s a cupcake, a slice of cake, or a scoop of ice cream. But the

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Peanut Butter and Chocolate Day

  I need God’s grace and something baked with peanut butter and chocolate. Gloria Furman Peanut butter and chocolate have been an undeniably necessary combination since each met the other. Whether you’re drooling over Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups or nomming down on delicious peanut butter and chocolate ice cream, these two things together will make

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Gorgeous Grandma Day

On July 23rd, Gorgeous Grandma Day recognizes all women of a certain age, whether they are grandmothers or not. Not all women become grandmothers. Those who do, don’t necessarily fit the traditional mold any longer. Others still reach a point where many assume grandmother status, even though no grandchildren are about. Gorgeous Grandma Day embraces

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National Hammock Day

On July 22nd, relax in the shade and enjoy National Hammock Day. These portable, comfortable slings create excellent napping spaces no matter where you are! A hammock is a sling made of fabric, rope, or netting. When suspended between two points, a hammock forms a sling used for swinging, sleeping or resting. We usually suspend

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Mango Day

Every year July 22 is dedicated to National Mango Day. The best way to observe the National Mango Day is by eating mangoes, a lot of them. The mangoes are juicy, sweet fruits with a seed at the centre and they are one of the many species of tropical trees. Mangoes are grown widely in frost-free tropical climates, which makes India more

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Lamington Day

For those of you that don’t know, a lamington is a sweet snack from Australia that is cake-based and generally eaten for morning tea, afternoon tea, or high tea. This delicious treat was a kitchen mix-up that became Australia’s most famous culinary icon. Learn about Lamington Day If you have never heard of a lamington

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Junk Food Day

Junk foods are usually, by definition, high in fats, sugars, salt, and calories. But more often than not, they are delicious! Junk food day is the perfect day to treat yourself. On Junk Food Day, you get to eat anything you want. Eat any amounts that you want, too. Tomorrow, however, it’s back to a

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Space Exploration Day

The origins of Space Exploration Day date back to man first walking on the moon, with the day itself first observed to commemorate this historic event during events held in the early 1970s. It is about more than just the moon landings though and is intended to pay homage to the incredible achievements of the past and

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International Chess Day

I’m sure you’ve heard of chess, but did you know there’s a whole day dedicated to it? Now you do! A game of strategy and wits, Chess is the thinking man’s game. From Early India to today, Chess is a wonderful game to play anytime, anywhere. History of International Chess Day Invented in India in

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National Moon Day

National Moon Day is celebrated on July 20th each year, commemorating Astronaut Neil Armstrong’s landing on the moon. Every once in a while, the human race achieves something truly remarkable, and Moon Day celebrates the occasion when we first left footsteps upon our nearest neighbor. It’s probably best to gloss quietly over how long it

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Daiquiri Day

National Daiquiri Day is celebrated each year on July 19th. Need a way to cool off? Why not celebrate Daiquiri Day. This refreshing drink was invented in the early 1900s in a small mining town of Daiquiri near Santiago, Cuba, an engineer named Jennings Stockton Cox created a simple drink called a Daiquiri. Cox came up

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Insurance Nerd Day

There are worse things in life than death. Have you ever spent an evening with an insurance salesman? Woody Allen Have you ever met someone who loves working in their insurance firm? Have you tried to tell them to stop talking about insurance clients or new policies but they wouldn’t because they’re too excited about

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Caviar Day

There’s a delicacy that is the very definition of elegance in the minds of most people, it’s a mysterious word that brings together a longing for the better things in life, with a strange revulsion once you think too carefully about what it is. There are many things that are referred to by the same

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Nelson Mandela International Day

Every year on July 18th, Nelson Mandela International Day pays tribute to this anti-apartheid revolutionary, political leader, and activist. The day also encourages people to do their part to make the world a better place. Nelson Mandela became South Africa’s first black head of state. He served as President of the country from 1994 to

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World Emoji Day

July 17th recognizes World Emoji Day and many of the world’s symbolic icons for digital calendars. The day encourages us to use emojis to send unique messages. Before the emoji, there were emoticons. Emoticons (emotion + icon) was developed as an expression of emotions in the cold hard texts that were devoid of them. Emoji,

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National Lottery Day

If you feel extra lucky on July 17th, it might be because it’s National Lottery Day! Celebrate the way lotteries contribute to local and state programs. Lotteries date back to the 15th century. While early lotteries funded village needs by feeding and clothing the poor, they also strengthened defenses. According to Random Riches author, Manfred Zollinger, one

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National Tattoo Day

National Tattoo Day

National Tattoo Day on July 17th recognizes the history, culture, and artists dedicated to etching ink permanently on the skin. The day might just be the date to get that ink you’ve been contemplating. Evidence of humans marking their bodies with permanent designs have existed for thousands of years. Egyptian and ice mummies reveal several

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World Snake Day

World Snake Day on July 16th urges increased awareness of the wide variety of species around the world. With around 3,500 species, finding a snake that fascinates you or that was unknown to you previously won’t be difficult. Among the 3,500 species, only about 600 are venomous. However, according to the World Health Organization, only

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National Personal Chef Day

Each year on July 16th, National Personal Chef Day recognizes the dedication and hard work of personal chefs across the United States. There’s a difference between a personal chef and a private chef. A private chef usually works exclusively for one client and typically lives in a person’s home or on the property. A personal

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Guinea Pig Appreciation Day

As far as small fuzzies go, the Guinea Pig is certainly one of the world’s favorites. Having been domesticated in South America for thousands of years, they’re one of the longest-serving companions to humans and today are the pet of choice for many children and adults alike. With their soft squishy bodies, cute little ears,

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