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Clean Out Your Computer Day

If your computer is running slowly, if your PC fans are noisy, or if you’re experiencing crashes and poor performance, it may be that your computer is just a bit dusty.

Clean Out Your Computer Day is an annual reminder to open up the casing (turn off the power first!), and to give everything a good, careful clean out.

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Kazoo Day
Date When Celebrated: Always January 28th People young and old love Kazoos. Kazoo Day celebrates the the joy of this musical instrument. Alabama Vest of Macon Georgia made the first Kazoo in the 1840's. Actually, he conceived the Kazoo, and had Thaddeus Von Clegg, a German clockmaster make it to his specifications.  Commercial production of […]
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Save the Rhino Day: Protecting Gentle Giants on May 1st
Every May 1st marks Save the Rhino Day, a vital observance dedicated to protecting one of Earth's most magnificent and threatened creatures. These prehistoric-looking giants have roamed our planet for millions of years, yet today they face unprecedented challenges that have brought several rhino species to the brink of extinction. This special day offers not just an opportunity to marvel at these extraordinary animals but also to take meaningful action toward their conservation.
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Fortune Cookie Day
Date when celebrated : Always on September 13th This day celebrates the creation of the Fortune Cookie. What a great cookie. A little slip of paper inside of it brings you good luck, a whimsical saying, or a philosophical thought. (we favor good luck...we can use all we can get). Its pretty clear that the […]
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Tap Dance Day
May 25 marks Tap Dance Day, honoring Bill "Bojangles" Robinson and celebrating tap's unique blend of percussive innovation and rhythmic dynamism. Originating from diverse cultural traditions, tap dance fuses African rhythms, Irish step dancing, and English clogging, evolving through legendary figures like Fred Astaire and Gregory Hines. Recognized by Congress in 1989, this day celebrates tap's rich heritage and global influence, encouraging enthusiasts worldwide to engage in tap dance festivities, cherishing its cultural legacy and communal joy.
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