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2009
Bizarre, Crazy, Silly,
Unknown Holidays & Observances
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4th of July History
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History Channel! Note: Special thanks to Patricia
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July
Monthly Observances
Air-Conditioning Appreciation Days (7/3
to 8/15)
Bereaved Parents Month
Bioterrorism/Disaster Education & Awareness Month
Blueberries Month
Cell Phone Courtesy Month
Dog Days (7/3 to 8/11)
Family Reunion Month
Hemochromatosis Screening Awareness Month
Herbal/Prescription Awareness Month
International Blondie and Deborah Harry Month
International Group B Strep Awareness Month Link
National Child-Centered Divorce Month
National "Doghouse Repairs" Month
National Grilling Month
National Ice Cream Month
National Horseradish Month
National Hot Dog Month
National Make A Difference to Children Month
National Recreation & Parks Month
National Share A Sunset With Your Lover Month
National Wheelchair Beautification Month
Sandwich Generation Month
Smart Irrigation Month
Social Wellness Month
Tour de France Month (4-26)
Women's Motorcycle Month
July
Weekly Observances
National Unassisted Homebirth Week: 1-7
Freedom Week: 4-10 Link
Be Nice To New Jersey Week: 5-11
Sports Cliché Week: 5-11
Nude Recreation Weekend: 6-12
International Chicken Wing Week: 10-12
Link
National Farriers Week: 12-18
Sinclair Lewis Week: 12-18
National Parenting Gifted Children Week: 13-19 Link
Rabbit Week: 15-21
National Ventriloquism Week: 16-19
Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) Education & Awareness Week: 18-25
Captive Nations Week: 19-23
National Independent Retailers Week: 19-25
National Baby Food Week: 21-25
Lumberjack Week: 23-25
World Footbag (Hackysack) Week: 27-8/2
Moby Dick Week: 31-8/1
July
Daily Observances

An * in front of the day means that it hasn't changed in 3 years.
So we are going to state that the date on these days never changes.
Canada
Day: 1
Second Half of The Year Day: 1
*U.S. Postage Stamp Day: 1
*Zip Code Day: 1
Halfway Point of 2009: 2
*I Forgot Day: 2
*Compliment Your Mirror Day: 3
Earth at Aphelion: 3
*Stay Out Of The Sun Day; 3
*Fourth of July or Independence Day: 4
*Independence From Meat Day: 4
Indivisible Day: 4
International Day of Cooperatives:
4
*Take
Your Webmaster to Lunch Day: 6
*Chocolate
Day: 7 Link
*Father-Daughter
Take A Walk Together Day: 7
Tell The Truth Day: 7
*SCUD
Day (Savor the Comic, Unplug the Drama): 8
*Martyrdom
of The Bab: 9
*Clerihew
Day: 10
*Don't
Step On A Bee Day: 10
Bowdler's Day: 11
*World
Population Day: 11
*Embrace
Your Geekness Day: 13
*Gruntled Workers Day: 13
*International
Town Criers Day: 14
*Gummi Worm Day: 15 Link
*Saint Swithin's Day: 15
Get to Know Your Customers Day: 16 (also
January 15, April 16 and October 15)
Hot Dog Night: 16 Link
*Wrong Way Corrigan Day: 17
National Hot Dog Day: 18 Link
Toss Away the "Could Haves"
and "Should Haves" Day: 18
Woodie Wagon Day: 18
National Ice Cream Day: 19 (3rd
Sunday)
National Get Out of the Doghouse Day:
20
National Hug Your Kid Day: 20
*National Lollipop Day: 20 Link
*Legal Drinking Age Day: 21
Health, Happiness With Hypnosis
Day: 22
*Rat-catchers Day: 22
*Spooners (Spoonerism) Day: 22
All-American Soap Box Derby Day: 23
*Gorgeous Grandma Day: 23
*Hot Enough For Ya Day: 23
Cousins Day: 24
*National Drive-Thru Day: 24
*Tell An Old Joke Day: 24
Cow Appreciation Day: 25 Link
National Day of the Cowboy : 25
*One
Voice: 26
Parents' Day: 26 Link
(4th Sunday)
*National
Korean War Veterans Armistice Day: 27
*Take
Your Houseplant For A Walk Day: 27
*Walk
on Stilts Day: 27
*National
Milk Chocolate Day: 28 Link
*Cheesecake
Day: 30 Link
*Father-In-Law Day: 30
Tisha B'Av: 30
System Administrator Appreciation
Day: 31 Link
(Last Friday)
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
on July 7 that's visible in North America, South America, Australia and the
Pacific Ocean region.
A total solar eclipse on the sun will happen on July 21-22 and will be
visible in eastern Asia, Hawaii and the Pacific Ocean region.
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Full Moon on the 7th is called "Buck Moon" by Native Americans of New England and the Great Lakes because at this time of the year, the new antlers of the buck deer begin to appear. It's also called the "Thunder Moon" due to all the summer storms.
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