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Photos for 2026-03-15
1. Senior photos from 2003-05-21
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2. Senior photos from 2003-05-21
3. Senior photos from 2003-05-21
4. Future of tomorrow float dated 2001-11-30
5. Future of tomorrow float dated 2001-11-30
6. Time change hymn: How late thou art
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A good hymn for the Spring Sunday early church service, on the day time springs forward, is "How Great Thou Art" sang as "How Late Thou Art".
O Lord my God, When I, in awesome wonder,
Consider all the clocks with hands turning round;
I see the dreams, I hear the snoring thunder,
Thy power throughout the universe displayed.
(I modified the lyrics for the late occasion)
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It appears that someone used
AI (Artificial Intelligence) (as opposed to
Natural Stupidity) to modify a common depiction of Martin Luther.
7. Song: How great thou art
The hymn "
How great thou art" was written by Swedish author Carl Gustav Boberg (1859-1940), member of the Swedish Parliament. The song is a translation in 1949 by British Stuart K. Hine (1899-1989) of a Russian version he learned earlier and based on a German translation. Hine was a missionary in Stalin's Soviet Union in the Western Ukraine, returning to Britain 1931. Swedish title:
O store Gud, när jag den värld beskådar
8. March 30, 1969: Palm Sunday
9. March 30, 1969: Palm Sunday
10. March 14: Pi day
In the United States,
March 14, or
3/14, is PI day, from the Greek π symbol for the ratio of the circumference to diameter of a circle. In Europe, Pi day is
July 22 or
22/7, from the Archimedes approximation of pi, from the 3rd century BC, of
22/7.
| March 14: Pi day |
| Month |
day |
Europe |
United States |
| March |
14 |
14/3 |
3/14 |
| July |
22 |
22/7 |
7/22 |
Europe puts the day first, then the month.
The United States puts the month first, then the day (not the military).
Albert Einstein (1879-1955) was born on pi day on March 14, 1879.
11. Ides of March
Matthew 22:17 Tell us therefore, What thinkest thou? Is it lawful to give tribute unto Caesar, or not? [kjv]
ειπον ουν ημιν τι σοι δοκει εξεστιν δουναι κηνσον καισαρι η ου [gnt]
The "
Ides of March" is often associated with the assassination of Julius Caesar on March 15, 44 BC.
The Latin word
"Idus Martiae" ≈ "Ides of March" was on March 15, eight days after the "
nones", where March is named for the god of War. The Latin word
"idus" ≈ "divide" from an Etruscan verb.
12. March Madness
13. March 17: Saint Patrick's Day
Saint Patrick's Day is March 17, the date of his (supposed) death. Tradition is that Leprechauns wear green. If you do not wear green, you risk getting pinched. Green is invisible to Leprechauns.
Saint Patrick, known as the "
Apostle of Ireland" and patron saint of Ireland, was a Christian missionary during the 5th century AD.
At about age 16 he was captured by Irish pirates raiding Britain and made a slave tending animals. After six years he escaped and returned to his family. He became a cleric and returned to his place of captivity as a missionary.
Did you hear what happened to the man who drank some invisible ink?
He was still at the emergency room waiting to be seen. They could not see him at the ICU. He was friends with 25 letters. He did not know why. At Christmas he did not Noel. There was a warrant for his arrest. The charge was failure to appear.
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