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We live in deeds, not years; in thoughts, not breaths; In feelings, not in figures on a dial. We should count time by heart-throbs. He most lives who thinks most, feels the noblest, acts the best.
–Philip James Bailey (1816–1902)

Friday, March 6, 2020
66th day of the year
Spring begins in 13 days

Moira Kelly (actress) was born on this day in 1968.
Nancy Reagan (U.S. First Lady) died on this day in 2016.

Question of the Day
Why does it look like, in the course of the night, that the "dog leg" of Saturn, Jupiter, and Aldeberan turn almost 180 degrees? Answer

DST Begins This Weekend

Daylight Saving Time 2020: When Does the Time Change?
Daylight Saving Time starts on the 2nd Sunday in March—that’s Sunday, March 8, 2020! See details about the history of “saving daylight” and why we still observe DST today.

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Big Dipper: Pointer in the Sky

Night Sky Map for March 2020: The Big Dipper
Welcome to the Night Sky Map for March 2020! This month, we focus on “pointers” in the sky to help you navigate the stars! On March evenings, there is no better place to start than with the Big Dipper.

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Dishwasher-Safe Bamboo Cutting Board with Rooster

This handy cutting board sports a hole in the corner—just like The Old Farmer’s Almanac itself.

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5 Hacks for Seeding Success

5 Garden Hacks for Seed-Sowing Success
When it’s time to sow your garden seeds, do it right! Sow seeds more easily with seed tape, soak your seeds to boost germination rates, and speed up germination with our tips!

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5 Tips to Adjust to DST

5 Tips to Help Your Body Adjust to the Time Change
Time changes in the fall and spring affect each of us differently. For many folks, it can take circadian and sleep rhythms a week or so to transition. Here are five quick tips to help the body adjust to the time change.

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