World Cancer Day

Started by the Union for International Cancer Control in 2008, World Cancer Day activities seek to significantly reduce illness and death caused by cancer by 2020.

How to Observe World Cancer Day

1. Get Social
   Join the #WeCanIcan, Support Through Sport, and Thundercalp campaigns on social media. For the more adventurous, you can also check out #nohairselfie on Facebook or Twitter.

2. Take a Moment And Commit
   Take a moment to reflect on cancer's impact on you—and commit to taking a positive action, whether it is donating time or money, scheduling a doctor's appointment or making a healthier choice at mealtime today.

3. Reach Out And Remember
   Take a moment to connect with your loved ones who have been touched by the big "C."

Super Bowl Sunday

On the first Sunday in February, America’s love affair with football springs into full bloom. After 16 hard-fought matches spanning 17 weeks, the two best football teams in the NFL battle their way to a world championship in the grandest TV spectacle in America.

How to Celebrate Super Bowl Sunday

1. Host a Super Bowl party
   Want to guarantee that you'll have friends for at least the next year? Host a Super Bowl party. It's a good excuse to bring together all your friends, and we mean all—including friends of friends of friends who you've only met once. The bigger the crowd, the more fun you'll have screaming at the TV together.

2. Have a halftime show marathon
   The Super Bowl halftime show is a who's who of the hottest and most influential musicians of the year. Travel back in time to watch some of the most iconic halftime performances of all time, and get a glimpse of what music was capturing America's heart in years past. We recommend performances by Beyonce in 2013, Bruce Springsteen in 2009, Prince in 2007, Janet Jackson in 2004, U2 in 2002, and Michael Jackson in 1993.

3. Gorge on chicken wings
   Get this: America eats approximately 1.25 billion chicken wings during the Super Bowl. As the veritable mascot of the Super Bowl, chicken wings are as important to this holiday as turkey is to Thanksgiving. Don't forget to stock up on napkins!

National Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day

How to Celebrate National Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day

1. Eat ice cream for breakfast, of course
   This is the best and most obvious way to celebrate this fantastic holiday. Serve yourself a scoop, serve your family a scoop, or even serve your significant other a scoop in bed. How about putting a scoop in your coffee for an affogato? Now we're talking!

2. Try something new with ice cream
   There are endless ways to get creative, and limitless options for new recipes. Try ice cream with a muffin, in a fruit smoothie, or on top of your cereal. Today's the day where you try it all, and we don't judge. The only limit is your imagination.

3. Post your frozen breakfast creation on social media
   There is no better way to make your friends jealous than to post your ice cream creation to social media. Nothing says, "I totally know how to rock my mornings" more than a photo of a waffle ice cream sandwich with a tall cup of coffee. Mm, we're getting hungry. You already know what we'll be having for breakfast today.

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