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The
Portland Observer Black History Month
February 27, 2013
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Share a Smile Day
March
Justin Bieber bom,
1994
2013
Iditarod Race Begins
Dr. Seuss bom, 1904
Peace Corps
Anniversary
Read Across America
Day
Yellowstone National
Park Es.( 1872)
,
3
3
N ational
A nthem Day
Patricia Mac Lachlan
bom, 1938
4
First meeting of
Congress (1789)
•
Inventor Alexander
Graham Bell bom,
1847
Abolitionist Harriet
Tubman Day
Jack Kent bom, 1920
11
Commonwealth Day
Johnny Appleseed
Day
Earthquakes devas
tate Japan(2011)
7
Boston Massacre
(1770)
Oreo CookiesSold for
the 1st time in 1912.
National Cereal Day
Dav Pilkey bom, 1966
Artist Michelangelo
bom, 1475
First Walk in
Space(1965)
13
Multnomah
County
Library
6:00pm
Thrive Part 1
512 N. Killingsworth-
Library
Portland, O r97217
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17
S t Patrick's Day
6
Mem Fox bom, 1946
10 •
Daylight Savings
Time Begins
5
19
Swallows Return to
San Juan Capistrano
Ellen Raskin bom,
1928
Good Samaritan Day
Uranus Discovered
(1781)
20
Scientist Luther
Burbank bom, 1849
Telephone Patent
Granted (1876)
Anniversary
of the National
*
Wildlife Refuge Systerr
Grover Cleveland
bom, 1837 (22nd &
24th President)
Big Bird's Birthday
(Sesame Street
character
Robert Sabuda bom,
1965
Barbie's Birthday
(1959)
15
16
Scientist Albert
Einstein bom, 1879
Julius Caesar Assassi
nated (44B.C.)
James Madison bom,
1751 (4th President)
Casey Jones bom,
1863
Ides o f March
Lisa Desimini bom,
1964
Rubber Band
Invented
Explorer Amerigo
Vespucci bom, 1454
Sid Fleischman bom,
1920
N ational
Teen-Agers Day
Sparky the Fire Dog
W orking
W omen's Day
Absolutely Incredible
Kid Day
1st Day o f Spring
Mitsumasa Anno
bom, 1926
9
Pi Day (3.14)
Children's
Poetry Day
Wendell Minor bom,
1944
8
Single Parents' Day
22
23
N ational
G o o f O ff Day
Toast Day
N ational Sing-O ut
Day
Political Leader Patrick
Henry declared, "Give
me liberty...",1775
United Nations World
W ater Day
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Part 5. WHIPLASH: It doesn’t take a serious
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: How bad an accident does it
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: While most people think of
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What ’ s more, major studies show there
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: How can I tell i f whiplash
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Dr. Billy R. Flowers
Q
A
•’ W h ip lash o ften e x h ib its
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