World Human Spirit Day

So many of our statements nowadays end with ‘the world as we know it’. World Human Spirit Day is a celebration of the fact that what we know about our own world is limited and superficial. It is a day to wonder at our achievements on this planet as humans and to contemplate the endless possibilities we

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Innovation Day

Innovation has become something of a buzzword these days, but it’s one that represents an important concept that is constantly changing the world.  Any time you come up with a new idea, a new product, or a new service that advances modern technology and finds new ways of doing things, you’ve innovated. Companies all over

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World Hippo Day

World Hippo Day Each year, World Hippo Day on February 15th provides a special day to celebrate the world’s third-largest mammal. It’s also a day to learn more about the hippopotamus. The blue whale and the African elephant are the only two mammals in the world that are larger than the hippopotamus. The word hippo

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International Childhood Cancer Day

International Childhood Cancer Day Every year on February 15th, International Childhood Cancer Day (ICCD) seeks to spread awareness for childhood cancer. The day also encourages support for the families of children with cancer. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 300,000 children between the ages of 0 and 19 are diagnosed with cancer each year.

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Donor Day

Donor Day is a holiday that celebrates all those people who have helped save people’s lives by donating blood, marrow, tissue, and even organs. It’s a holiday that drives home exactly how amazing and giving the human spirit is because it pays tribute to so many people who have donated of themselves, often to help save

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Ferris Wheel Day

Ferris wheels have always been associated with childhood; it’s no surprise how loved they are around the world, as people who aren’t afraid of heights get to see the horizon of the world around them. Ferris wheels, however, are a most recent invention over the past 200 years. That’s why Ferris Wheel Day exists! Ferris

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International Book Giving Day

International Book Giving Day Every year on February 14th, International Book Giving Day strives to reach one goal. This goal is to get books into the hands of as many children as possible. The volunteer initiative also seeks to increase children’s access to and enthusiasm for books. When most people see the date, February 14th

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Galentine’s Day

Galentine’s Day On February 13th, Galentine’s Day brings women together to celebrate each other every year the day before Valentine’s day. Women all have that one friend who cheers on her female companions. She is their best supporter, listener, and companion. No matter what, she has your back. She’s the lady who celebrates ladies. This

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World Radio Day

World Radio Day Every year on February 13th, World Radio Day celebrates radio as the mass media reaching the widest audience in the world. The day also recognizes the power of radio to promote diversity and build a more inclusive world. Marconi vs. Tesla There is some debate over who actually invented the radio. Many

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National Cheddar Day

National Cheddar Day National Cheddar Day adds some cheesy goodness on February 13th! Grilled cheese would be buttered bread without melt-able slices piled high; burgers would be lackluster without a perfect ooze; mac & cheese would just be…mac, to be frank. So many of our iconic American dishes simply wouldn’t be the same without a

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Lost Penny Day

When you think about it, pennies are a real nuisance. They’re small and seemingly almost worthless, and despite putting them safely in your wallet or purse, they always seem to wind up blocking the filter on your washing machine, slipping down the sides of the cushions on your favorite armchair, or getting sucked up the

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Darwin Day

We must, however, acknowledge, as it seems to me, that man with all his noble qualities… still bears in his bodily frame the indelible stamp of his lowly origin. Charles Darwin There was a pivotal moment in history when we began to look at ourselves, and at life, in a new way. It changed not

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International Day Of Women And Girls In Science

International Day Of Women And Girls In Science Every year on February 11th, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science seeks to promote full and equal access for women and girls to participate in science. It’s also a day to recognize the role that women and girls play in science and technology. Only

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Umbrella Day

I didn’t invent the rainy day. I just own the best umbrella. Jimmy Fallon Everyone is familiar with the sight of an umbrella, they’re present whether you live in the hottest of climates or the coldest. They’re there to keep the rain off on a blustery day, and there to protect you from sunburn on

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World Pulses Day

World Pulses Day Every year on February 10th, World Pulses Day celebrates the dry edible seeds of plants called pulses. The day also seeks to promote the many health benefits of pulses. You are probably aware of the term legumes or lentils. But have you ever heard of pulses? These edible seeds are a category

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National Cut The Cord Day

National Cut The Cord Day Break free from expensive cable bills on February 9th by celebrating National Cut the Cord Day! The streaming movement has rapidly grown over the past five years, and it doesn’t show any signs of stopping. As the digital world supplies more choices, it also provides the flexibility, selection, and reliability

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Pizza Day

National Pizza Day

National Pizza Day on February 9th celebrates one of America’s all-time favorite foods. Whether it is thin crust, Chicago-style, deep dish, or anything in between, pizza is an American favorite. Pizza is one of the few foods that almost everyone knows and loves around the world. It’s cheesy, delicious, and just about everywhere. Pizza Day, your

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National Opera Day

Operas have been captivating audiences since the sixteenth century, and this highly revered art form continues to gain new enthusiasts today. An opera is a piece of performance art that combines music with text and is often a dramatic enaction of a story, complete with acting, scenery, and costumes. There is no better time to

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National Iowa Day

National Iowa Day

On February 8th of each year, we recognize The Hawkeye State, with National Iowa Day, in honor of the day in which it achieved statehood. In 1834 the land that would become Iowa was attached to the Michigan Territory. In 1836 as Michigan prepared for its own admission as a state, Iowa was transferred to the Wisconsin Territory. With more

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National Chopsticks Day

Chopsticks Day

Each year on National Chopsticks Day, people all over the world celebrate the humble and ancient utensils on February 6th. Have some fun with chopsticks today. Make a game out of picking up peanuts or jelly beans with them. Put away the forks and spoons, for today is National Chopsticks Day. They may or may not

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International Day Of Zero Tolerance To Female Genital Mutilation

International Day Of Zero Tolerance To Female Genital Mutilation

Every year, February 6th marks the International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). The day aims to promote the eradication of female genital mutilation. Female circumcision is a disturbing practice. Sadly, however, the removal of some or all of the external female genitalia is still all too common. According to the World

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World Nutella Day

Happiness is a warm taste of hazelnut spread on a warm flaky pastry! That hazelnut spread is known across the world as Nutella. It can be spread on toast or put into the center of pastries or other baked goods. I don’t know about you but I have been known to consume it simply with

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Weatherperson’s Day

Quick! Look out your window, what is the weather like? Go on! Go look. Is it doing what your weatherperson told you before you left the house this morning? I hope you had positive results on our little quiz! Most city’s television stations have not just one weatherperson like in the past, but highly trained

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National Hemp Day

National Hemp Day On February 4th, National Hemp Day proudly weaves a celebration surrounding an industry with a long and innovative history. Hear the stories on why we celebrate National Hemp Day and National Thank A Mail Carrier Day as told by the founder of National Day Calendar, Marlo Anderson. Did you know hemp has

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World Cancer Day

It is hard to find a person in society today that has not been touched by cancer in some way, either directly or indirectly. World Cancer Day hopes to honor those who are fighting and those who have been lost to this dreadful disease. Take a moment and sit with me while I tell you

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National Missing Persons Day

National Missing Persons Day

In the US a person goes missing every 90 seconds. On February 3rd of each year, National Missing Persons Day focuses the attention of the country long enough to recognize a missing person. It might be surprising to learn that every day in the United States, approximately 2,300 people are reported missing. However, anyone making the

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Golden Retriever Day

Golden Retrievers are one of the most popular breeds of dogs and families all over the world love Goldens. The Golden Retriever is recognized by the American Kennel Club in the US. The Golden Retriever is popular as a disability assistance dog such as being a guide dog for the blind and a hearing dog

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National Serpent Day

Serpent Day

National Serpent Day is celebrated on February 1 of every year. If you love Serpent, then this day is for you. National Serpent Day is observed to acknowledge serpents. Snakes are recognized as the symbol of medicine, good, evil, fertility, etc. and they have been both worshipped and feared. There are nearly 3,000 species of

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Backward Day

Backward Day

January 31st is Backward Day, the day where the world gets turned upside down and inside becomes out and madness becomes sanity and day becomes night, at least in concept. There’s just too much seriousness in the air, and sometimes you really just have to bend all the rules and let it all hang out.

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Hot Chocolate Day

Hot Chocolate Day

Each year on January 31, National Hot Chocolate Day warms up people across the country by celebrating the timeless cold-weather beverage. Hot chocolate is a warm beverage made with ground chocolate, heated milk or water, and sugar. In America, we often use the terms hot chocolate and hot cocoa interchangeably. However, the two beverages are

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