Notable events and anniversaries listed from 1789 to 2018
A digest of historical milestones and celebrity ages including Hamilton becoming the first U.S. secretary of the treasury in 1789, the 1814 Battle of Lake Champlain, Hoover Dam’s startup in 1936, the Pentagon groundbreaking in 1941, Lindbergh’s America First speech, The Carol Burnett Show debut in 1967, the Ford Pinto launch in 1970, Allende's death in 1973, Starr’s report in 1998, 9/11 attacks in 2001, Bush’s 2006 address, bin Laden tape in 2007, Ground Zero visit in 2008, Benghazi attack in 2012, Hurricane Florence in 2018, and ages of Harry Connick Jr and others.
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Alexander Hamilton
U.S
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
CBS
Ford Motor Co
Salvador Allende
Congress
Kenneth Starr
Clinton
America
al-Qaida
New York
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
George W. Bush
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Osama bin Laden
John McCain
Barack Obama
Ground Zero
Step counting and dogs shape tiny town fitness craze
In Alexandria Virginia Sonia Anderson and her Yorkshire terrier Bronx embrace Fitbit steps as a daily ritual with friend Sandy Sorensen at the Arlington Food Assistance Center. Harvard study suggests 4400 steps reduce mortality with higher counts leveling off near 7500, while experts caution the 10000 goal is arbitrary and emphasize gradual activity. The pair compare live counts, while local health figures advocate 150 minutes weekly of moderate activity to aid heart and bone health.
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Sonia Anderson
Bronx
Anderson
Alexandria
Virginia
Sandy Sorensen
Arlington Food Assistance Center
Food Bank
Harvard University
Journal of the American Medical Association
I- Min Lee
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Boston
Harvard Medical School
Lee
Tom Holland
Holland
Winston
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Scott Suchman
KHN
Study targets blood signals for death by own action risk
A Pine Rest led study in Grand Rapids with 160 participants seeks blood markers of inflammation linked to death by own action. Funded by a five year, 3.6 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health, the project partners Lena Brudin of Van Andel Institute and John Mann of Columbia University.
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Grand Rapids
Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services
National Institute of Mental Health
Lena Brudin
van Andel Institute
Eric Achiyes
Pine Rest
John Mann
Columbia University
Department of Psychiatry
U.S
Brandin
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D.T. Vail
Cincinnati
Waukaroo
Black Lake
Dr. Vail
CIA
Benghazi
Libya
Chris Stevens
Florence
Carolinas
Donald Trump
Puerto Rico
Harry Connick Jr
Lola Falana
Scott Patterson
Kristy McNichol
Ludacris
Mann