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6302 S Gold Medal Dr. • Taylorsville, UT 84129 • (801) 327-8400 6302 S Gold Medal Dr. • Taylorsville, UT 84129 • (801) 327-8400 A Cool Tip July 2018 To cool off in the summer heat, grasp a cold water bottle. Chilling your palms helps circulate the blood and lower your body’s core temperature. Best Friends Share Brain Waves From your sense of humor to hobbies and history, you probably have a lot in common with your best friend. Now there’s evidence you may even share brain waves. In a recent study, brain scans showed that close friends had very similar neural response patterns when viewing a series of videos. Scientists say the chemistry that makes you and your bestie click may be the result of your brains processing and reacting to America’s Favorite Flavors the world in the same way. Scooped in a dish, on a cone or in a sundae, ice cream is often a crowd-pleaser no matter how it’s Remember When: $2 Bill served or topped. According to a survey of ice cream As part of America’s bicentennial celebration retailers across the U.S., the top-selling flavors of this in 1976, the $2 bill was reissued with a new cool and creamy treat are vanilla, chocolate, cookies design. Featuring a portrait of President Thomas and cream, mint chocolate chip and chocolate chip Jefferson on the front and the signing of the cookie dough. Declaration of Independence on the back, the new note was a hit at first. People waited in Honoring Korean War Veterans long lines at banks to buy the commemorative July 27 is observed as National Korean War Veterans currency. Although the $2 bill is still in Armistice Day, to honor the brave men and women circulation, it is rarely used today. “who answered the call to defend a country they never knew and a people they never met.” More than All-Stars on Deck 5.7 million Americans served in the conflict from For the first time in nearly 50 years, the star 1950 to 1953. players from the MLB’s American and National leagues will compete in the nation’s capital A Lot of Hot Dogs when Washington, D.C., hosts the 2018 All-Star Each year, people in America spend about $7 billion Game. The annual Midsummer Classic is set for on food and drinks for Fourth of July cookouts and July 17 at Nationals Park. picnics, according to the National Retail Federation. 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Legacytaylorsville.com 5:45 Sunday Night Movie 5:30 Board Games OUR VETS July 2018 Roller Coaster High Points With their fast curves, dizzying loops and steep drops, roller coasters have entertained thrill-seekers for decades. Here’s your ticket to ride some of America’s most innovative roller coasters. Year Roller Coaster Claim to Fame 1884 Switchback Railway America’s first coaster Coney Island, N.Y. 1895 Flip Flap Railway First U.S. coaster with a loop Coney Island, N.Y. 1907 Drop the Dip First to use lap bar restraints Coney Island, N.Y. 1959 Matterhorn Bobsleds First tubular steel track Disneyland, Calif. 1975 Corkscrew First corkscrew design Knott’s Berry Farm, Calif. 1981 The Bat First suspended coaster Kings Island, Ohio 2005 Kingda Ka World’s tallest coaster Six Flags Great Adventure, N.J. 1946: The new flag of the 1981: President Ronald Reagan Philippines is raised over Manila announces he will nominate after the U.S. grants the Asian Sandra Day O’Connor to be the nation full independence. new associate justice of the U.S. 1957: John Glenn, then a major in Supreme Court. She was the first JULY the U.S. Marines, sets a new woman to serve on the court. 1904: The ice cream cone debuts transcontinental speed record, 1999: The U.S. women’s soccer at the World’s Fair in St. Louis. flying a jet from California to team wins the World Cup, 1913: Alfred Carlton Gilbert is New York in 3 hours, 23 minutes. defeating China in front of a granted a patent for the Erector 1963: To help speed up mail record crowd at the Rose Bowl Set. His invention became one of delivery, the Postal Service begins in California. the most popular toys of all time. implementing the ZIP code system. 2005: NASA’s space probe Deep 1922: A new sport is invented 1976: Bicentennial celebrations Impact slams into a comet as part on a lake in Minnesota when are held all over the U.S. to of a mission to learn more about 18-year-old Ralph Samuelson celebrate the 200th anniversary the solar system. skis on water using two planks of the signing of the Declaration 2015: Star ballerina Misty Copeland of wood. of Independence. becomes the first African-American 1930: Congress creates the principal dancer of the prestigious Veterans Administration.
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