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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
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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
take to actually cause whiplash?
: While most people think of
whiplash only as the result of a
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result of a fall or other sudden jolt. In
car collisions, speeds as low as 5 MPH
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What ’ s more, major studies show there
is virtually no correlation between dam­
age to the car and its occupants.
: How can I tell i f whiplash
has happened to me?
ÄQ
Dr. Billy R. Flowers
Q
A
•’ W h ip lash o ften e x h ib its
* ^sym ptom s such as a sore neck,
arm or shoulder, nausea, blurred vision
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