Weekday names (especially Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Friday) that begin event dates or schedules, along with a scattering of other unpredictable words at lower strength (e.g., "bread", "lighting", "disguise", "chocolate").
The dominant pattern is day-of-week names, especially "Saturday" and "Sunday", in Christmas and holiday event listings, dates, and schedules. These often appear at the start of a line or after a separator, as in "Sunday Worship" or "Saturday, December 16". A few weaker activations fall on odd word fragments or words, such as "bread" (a pun on "breed"), "snail" (in "snail mail"), and "disguise".
