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1. Boston Beer Co. (Boston, MA)
2. Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. (Chico, CA)
3. New Belgium Brewing Co (Fort Collins, CO)
4. Gambrinus (San Antonio, TX)
5. Lagunitas Brewing Co. (Petaluma, CA)
6. Deschutes Brewery (Bend, OR)
7. Bell's Brewery, Inc. (Galesburg, MI)
8. Duvel Moortgat USA (Kansas City & Cooperstown MO/NY)
9. Brooklyn Brewery (Brooklyn, NY)
10. Stone Brewing Co. (Escondido, CA)
11. Matt Brewing Co. (Utica, NY)
12. Harpoon Brewery (Boston, MA)
13. Dogfish Head Craft Brewery (Milton, DE)
14. Shipyard Brewing Co. (Portland, ME)
15. Abita Brewing Co. (Abita Springs, LA)
16. Firestone Walker Brewing Co. (Paso Robles, CA)
17. Alaskan Brewing Co. (Juneau, AK)
18. New Glarus Brewing Co. (New Glarus, WI)
19. SweetWater Brewing Co. (Atlanta, GA)
20. Great Lakes Brewing Co. (Cleveland, OH)
21. Anchor Brewing Co. (San Francisco, CA)
22. Long Trail Brewing Co. (Bridgewater Corners, VT)
23. Summit Brewing Co. (St. Paul, MN)
24. Oskar Blues Brewery (Longmont, CO)
25. Full Sail Brewing Co. (Hood River, OR)
26. Founders Brewing Co. (Grand Rapids, MI)
27. Rogue Ales (Newport, OR)
28. Victory Brewing Co. (Downingtown, PA)
29. Ballast Point Brewing Co. (San Diego, CA)
30. Ninkasi Brewing Co. (Eugene, OR)
31. Southern Tier Brewing Co. Lakewood NY 6
32. Cold Spring Brewing Co./Third Street Brewhouse (Cold Spring, MN)
33. Flying Dog Brewery (Frederick, MD)
34. Odell Brewing Co. (Fort Collins, CO)
35. Stevens Point Brewery Co. (Stevens Point, WI)
36. Bear Republic Brewing Co. (Cloverdale, CA)
37. Lost Coast Brewery and Cafe (Eureka, CA)
38. Left Hand Brewing Co. (Longmont, CO)
39. CraftWorks Restaurants & Breweries, Inc. (Chattanooga & Louisville, TN/CO)
40. Breckenridge Brewery (Denver, CO)
41. Karl Strauss Brewing Co. (San Diego, CA)
42. Blue Point Brewing Co. (Patchogue, NY)
43. Sixpoint Brewery (Brooklyn, NY)
44. BJ's Chicago Pizza & Brewery, Inc. (Huntington Beach, CA)
45. North Coast Brewing Co. Inc. (Fort Bragg, CA)
46. Uinta Brewing Co. (Salt Lake City, UT)
47. Allagash Brewing Co. (Portland, ME)
48. Saint Arnold Brewing Co. (Houston, TX)
49. Gordon Biersch Brewing Co. (San Jose, CA)
50. 21st Amendment Brewery (San Francisco, CA)

Three Floyds Brewing Co.
The Alchemist

http://www.thealmightyguru.com/Halloween/Culture/Computers/Wallpaper/Halloween-Wallpaper-Movie-Pumpkin-1024.jpg

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http://www.thealmightyguru.com/Halloween/Images/Icon-Animation.gif

check out twitter scroll
fb coments
http://www.webascender.com/Blog/ID/269/How-to-Add-Facebook-Comments-to-My-Website#.VELY32BOW-o

halloween slides
remove scrollable from tv
censorship

http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=0600-0699/0683/0683.html
http://books.google.com/books?id=qIATgNwPWOoC&pg=PT684&lpg=PT684&dq=%22third+sunday+in+october%22+holiday&source=bl&ots=OE7Cc3N2mr&sig=wmdAPtYqbLLrLknwLL7QUi_z56Y&hl=en&sa=X&ei=ltBCVIzzINeVgwT-y4CQCQ&ved=0CCMQ6AEwATgK#v=onepage&q=%22third%20sunday%20in%20october%22%20holiday&f=false

http://www.fairsandfestivals.net/events/search_results/

Rosh Hashanah (Jewish), the first day of Tishrei, the first month of the Jewish calendar. It is the Jewish New Year. It is the first of the High Holy Days, begins at sundown * CLICK HERE

National Woman Road Warrior Day, Fourth Tuesday in September

* Châtaigne (Chestnut) Day - French Republican Calendar, third day in the Month of Vendémiaire.

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http://www.bigrussiansoul.com/holidays

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http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/August+31,+2013

http://en.18dao.net/Holiday_List

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_television_providers

http://www.wherever.tv/index2.jsf

http://wwww.megh.tv/

http://cctv.cntv.cn/

ABC http://www.webstreams.tv/videos/abc-live-stream-online-watch-abc-streaming-feed-live/
Amazon Instant Video http://www.amazon.com/Instant-Video/b?node=2858778011

CBS http://www.cbs.com/watch/
CBS Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/CBS

http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/23ue42/what_are_some_youtube_channels_everyone_should_be/

vidstatsx.com/youtube-top-100-most-subscribed-channels

http://wwitv.com/

Food Wishes https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRIZtPl9nb9RiXc9btSTQNw
Bro Science Life https://www.youtube.com/user/BroScienceLife
Ashens https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxt9Pvye-9x_AIcb1UtmF1Q
Cooking with Dog https://www.youtube.com/user/cookingwithdog/featured
Criken https://www.youtube.com/user/Criken2/featured
Jeremiah McDonald https://www.youtube.com/user/weepingprophet/featured
Scott Bradlee https://www.youtube.com/user/ScottBradleeLovesYa/featured
Sips https://www.youtube.com/user/YogscastSips/featured
The Most Popular Girls in School https://www.youtube.com/user/TheMostPopularGirls
The Piano Guys https://www.youtube.com/user/ThePianoGuys/featured
Your Movie Sucks https://www.youtube.com/user/YourMovieSucksDOTorg
ZeFrank 1 https://www.youtube.com/user/zefrank1
Thug Notes https://www.youtube.com/user/thugnotes
Photonicinduction https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl9OJE9OpXui-gRsnWjSrlA
CGPGrey http://www.youtube.com/cgpgrey
Vlog Brothers https://www.youtube.com/user/vlogbrothers
CrashCourse https://www.youtube.com/user/crashcourse
Community Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/communitychannel
Ashens https://www.youtube.com/user/ashens
MindCrack https://www.youtube.com/user/mindcrack
Badge of Shame https://www.youtube.com/user/BadgeofShame
Ownage Pranks https://www.youtube.com/user/OwnagePranks/featured
Vice https://www.youtube.com/user/vice
ByZehg http://www.youtube.com/user/BYZEHG
Hybrid Panda http://www.youtube.com/user/hybridpanda
Jesse Cox http://www.youtube.com/user/OMFGcata
Robbaz https://www.youtube.com/user/Robbaz
NosTeraFu https://www.youtube.com/user/BoarderleinNosTeraFu/featured
Sexual Lobster https://www.youtube.com/user/SexuaLobster/featured
Colin Furze http://youtube.com/user/colinfurze
Snipars http://youtube.com/user/snipars
Regular Car Reviews http://youtube.com/user/regularcars
LAHWF http://youtube.com/user/LAHWF
ERB https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMu5gPmKp5av0QCAajKTMhw
My Drunk Kitchen http://www.youtube.com/myharto
Monty Python Channel http://www.youtube.com/MontyPython
The Onion News Network http://uk.youtube.com/user/TheOnion?ob=1
Smosh
Jenna Marbles
Ray William Johnson
nigahiga
Pew Die Pie
Hola Soy German

Cox and Crendor Podcast https://www.youtube.com/user/Coxncrendorpodcast

Action
GoPro https://www.youtube.com/user/GoProCamera

Tech
MKBHD https://www.youtube.com/user/marquesbrownlee
Google Tech Talks http://youtube.com/user/googletechtalks

Guns
Miculek Dot Com http://youtube.com/user/MiculekDotCom

Edu
Minute Physics http://www.youtube.com/user/minutephysics
Tommy Edison XP http://youtube.com/user/TommyEdisonXP
ASAP Science https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC552Sd-3nyi_tk2BudLUzA
CGP Grey https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2C_jShtL725hvbm1arSV9w
AJ WOOD "The Adobe Wan" http://www.youtube.com/user/ajwood2001/
Sonia's Travels http://www.youtube.com/user/soniastravels
American Museum of Natural History http://www.youtube.com/user/AMNHorg
Bad Astronomy http://www.youtube.com/user/TheBadAstronomer
British Film Institute National Archive http://www.youtube.com/user/BFIfilms
Canal Educatif http://www.youtube.com/user/canaleducatif
Council on Foreign Relations http://youtube.com/user/CFRNews
Edutopia http://www.youtube.com/edutopia
FORA Tv http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ForaTv
Harvard's University Press http://www.youtube.com/user/harvardupress
Intelligent Squared http://www.youtube.com/user/iqsquared
Khan Academy http://www.youtube.com/user/khanacademy
KQED on-demand - San Francisco http://youtube.com/user/KQEDondemand
National Geographic http://youtube.com/user/NationalGeographic
New Scientist http://uk.youtube.com/user/newscientistvideo
Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting http://youtube.com/profile?user=PulitzerCenter
Reel NASA http://www.youtube.com/reelnasa
ScienCentral http://www.youtube.com/user/sciencentral
Sixty Symbols http://www.youtube.com/user/sixtysymbols
Slate http://www.youtube.com/user/slatester
Steve Spangler Science Show http://www.youtube.com/user/Stevespanglerscience
The Commonwealth Club - San Fransisco http://youtube.com/user/commonwealthclub
The Commoncraft Show http://www.youtube.com/user/leelefever
The Davos Question http://youtube.com/user/thedavosquestion
The Library of Congress http://www.youtube.com/user/LibraryOfCongress
The Nobel Prize http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=thenobelprize
The Periodic Table of Videos http://www.youtube.com/user/periodicvideos
Thirteen WNET (PBS New York) http://www.youtube.com/user/ThirteenWNET
Thinker TV http://www.youtube.com/user/thnkrtv
TED Talks http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=TEDtalksDirector&p=r
TEDx Talks http://www.youtube.com/user/TEDxTalks
UCSF Memory & Aging Channel http://www.youtube.com/UCSFMemoryandAging
Vanity Fair Magazine http://www.youtube.com/user/VanityFairMagazine
WNYC Radio http://youtube.com/user/wnycradio
Youtube EDU http://www.youtube.com/edu
University of California - Berkely http://www.youtube.com/ucberkeley
Cambridge University http://www.youtube.com/user/CambridgeUniversity
Harvard University http://www.youtube.com/harvard#play/all
Indian Institute of Technology http://www.youtube.com/user/nptelhrd
MIT http://youtube.com/mit
Stanford University http://youtube.com/stanforduniversity
Yale Courses http://www.youtube.com/user/YaleCourses
Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School http://youtube.com/user/BerkmanCenter
Carnegie Mellon http://www.youtube.com/user/carnegiemellonu
Columbia University http://www.youtube.com/user/columbiauniversity
Duke University http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=DukeUniversityNews
Duke's Fuqua School of Business http://youtube.com/user/FuquaSchOfBusiness
Emory University http://www.youtube.com/user/EmoryUniversity
EGS http://www.youtube.com/user/egsvideo
Harvard Bok Center https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM66rlgBGgF3ZKKMBcvOEPA
Harvard Magazine http://www.youtube.com/user/HarvardMagazine
Old Dominion http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=odu
Ohio State http://youtube.com/osu
Oxford University - Said Business School http://youtube.com/profile?user=OxfordSBS
Purdue University http://youtube.com/purdue
Princeton University http://www.youtube.com/user/princetonuniversity
Sonoma State http://www.youtube.com/user/CSUSonoma
The Open University http://www.youtube.com/ou
Tulane University http://www.youtube.com/user/tulane
University of Arizona http://youtube.com/arizona
UCLA http://www.youtube.com/ucla
University of California TV http://youtube.com/user/uctelevision
University of Chicago Press http://www.youtube.com/user/ucbooks
University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill http://youtube.com/user/UNCChapelHill

History
Yad Vashem http://youtube.com/user/YadVashem

Economics
World Economic Forum http://youtube.com/user/WorldEconomicForum
The World Bank http://youtube.com/user/WorldBank

Computers
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ComputerHistory

TV
The Guardian Unlimited TV http://uk.youtube.com/user/GuardianUnlimitedTV

Talk
It's Grace http://www.youtube.com/user/graciehinabox
Google Talks http://youtube.com/profile?user=AtGoogleTalks
Aspen Institute http://www.youtube.com/user/AspenInstitute
Big Think http://youtube.com/bigthink
Charlie Rose http://www.youtube.com/user/CharlieRose
The Alcove http://www.youtube.com/user/MarkMolaro
92nd Street Y http://youtube.com/user/92ndStreetY

News
Al Jazeera English http://www.youtube.com/aljazeeraenglish
Reuters Video http://youtube.com/user/reutersvideo
The New York Times http://youtube.com/user/thenewyorktimes
The New Yorker http://www.youtube.com/user/NewYorkerDotCom
The Real News http://youtube.com/user/TheRealNews

Art
Artists Space http://www.youtube.com/user/ArtistsSpace
Brooklyn Museum http://youtube.com/user/BrooklynMuseum
MoMA http://youtube.com/user/MoMAvideos
Philip Scott Johnson http://www.youtube.com/user/eggman913

Poetry
Spoken Verse http://www.youtube.com/user/SpokenVerse

Film
Cinetic http://www.youtube.com/user/cinetic
NFB http://www.youtube.com/user/nfb
Oscar's Channel http://www.youtube.com/user/Oscars
Sundance Channel http://uk.youtube.com/user/sundancechannel
Warner Brothers Pictures https://www.youtube.com/user/WarnerBrosPictures
Sony Pictures https://www.youtube.com/user/SonyPictures
Youtube Movies

Politics
Citizen Tube http://youtube.com/user/citizentube
CSPAN http://www.youtube.com/user/CSPAN
JFK Library http://www.youtube.com/user/JFKLF#p/c/B1292B9C66506E8C
Politics TV http://youtube.com/user/Politicstv
Reason TV http://www.youtube.com/user/ReasonTV
Richard Dawkins http://www.youtube.com/user/richarddawkinsdotnet

Reviews
Cinema Sins https://www.youtube.com/user/CinemaSins/videos
Your Movie Sucks https://www.youtube.com/user/YourMovieSucksDOTor

Music
Bob Dylan TV http://www.youtube.com/user/BobDylanTV

Travel
Travel Channel TV http://youtube.com/user/TravelChannelTV

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Gloves and Boots https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1qC39KQoTG6LqgL_YnjSSQ
HISHE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHCph-_jLba_9atyCZJPLQQ
SCI Show https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZYTClx2T1of7BRZ86-8fow
Team Four Star https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsvazPPlhZlch0-Z3wPByeg
PBS Idea Show https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3LqW4ijMoENQ2Wv17ZrFJA
VSauce https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6nSFpj9HTCZ5t-N3Rm3-HA
VSauce 2 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqmugCqELzhIMNYnsjScXXw
VSauce 3 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwmFOfFuvRPI112vR5DNnrA
https://www.youtube.com/user/Niichts
https://www.youtube.com/user/Jerma985
PBS Off Book http://www.youtube.com/user/PBSoffbook/
Six Pack Shortcuts https://www.youtube.com/user/sixpackshortcuts
League of Legends https://www.youtube.com/user/RiotGamesInc
Rainbow Loom https://www.youtube.com/user/TwistzBandz

Gaming
Playstation Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/playstation
Call of Duty Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/callofduty/custom
Ubisoft https://www.youtube.com/user/ubisoft
Machinima

http://www.spindizzy.org/nwp/holidays-2/
http://www.everythingpreschool.com/holidays/h2007/aug.htm

8/16 song requests marcus garvey, thrift shopping

import eg

eg.RegisterPlugin(
    name = "PartyPossum Game Buzzer",
    author = "JJ",
    version = "0.0.1",
    kind = "program",
    description = "A very simple plugin to just make it a bit easier for partypossum.com game players to set up their remotes with the webserver app - nothing new"
)

class MyNewPlugin(eg.PluginBase):

    def __init__(self):
        self.AddAction(Action1)
        group1 = self.AddGroup(
            "Player1",
            "Player1Controller"
        )
   group1z = group1.AddGroup(
            "Buzzer",
            "Player1 Controller"
        )
   group1z.AddAction(1Buzzerpress)
          group1a = group1.AddGroup(
            "A",
            "Player1 - A button"
        )
  group1a.AddAction(1Apress)
   group1b = group1.AddGroup(
            "B",
            "Player1 - B button"
        )
  group1b.AddAction(1Bpress)
   group1c = group1.AddGroup(
            "C",
            "Player1 - C button"
        )
  group1c.AddAction(1Cpress)
   group1c = group1.AddGroup(
            "D",
            "Player1 - D button"
        )
  group1b.AddAction(1Dpress)
        group2 = self.AddGroup(
            "Player2",
            "Player2Controller"
        )
        group2.AddAction(Action3)
        group3 = self.AddGroup(
            "Player3",
            "Player3Controller"
        )
        group3.AddAction(Action4)
        group4 = self.AddGroup(
            "Player4",
            "Player4Controller"
        )
        group4.AddAction(Action5)
        group5 = self.AddGroup(
            "Player5",
            "Player5Controller"
        )
        group5.AddAction(Action6)
        group6 = self.AddGroup(
            "Player6",
            "Player6Controller"
        )
        group6.AddAction(Action7)
        group7 = self.AddGroup(
            "Player7",
            "Player7Controller"
        )
        group7.AddAction(Action8)
        group8 = self.AddGroup(
            "Player8",
            "Player8Controller"
        )
        group8.AddAction(Action8)

class Action1(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "Action1 called"

class 1Buzzerpress(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "Buzzer pressed"

class 1Apress(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "A pressed"

class 1Bpress(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "B pressed"

class 1Cpress(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "C pressed"

class 1Dpress(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "D pressed"

class Action2(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "Action2 called"

class Action3(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "Action3 called"

class Action4(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "Action4 called"

class Action5(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "Action5 called"

class Action6(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "Action6 called"

class Action7(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "Action7 called"

class Action8(eg.ActionBase):

def __call__(self):
print "Action8 called"

try to write a buzzer app for eventghost

download eventghost
install webserver
name target as
eventpossum or something
download or copy controllers to the folder

make sure eventghost is open and is checked in bottom corner
open your ip address in your tablet, phone, or pc
press the buzzer button,
did it show up in eventghost,
if so slide it over to the buzzer folder in the partypossum app above the buzzer action.

The World-wide Party Possum Power Hour

OPOSSUMLYPSE 2014

Quick, Click the Possum chicks sick party clips and pic's from Opossumclypse. Paddy proudly submits... the Possum chicks picked the perfect party pic's. Now wipe the spit off your screen and enjoy!

POST-OPOSSUMLYPSE

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shop
motorcycle

* Kulmbach Beer Festival (9-9)

Assistance Dog Day Monday of the First Full Week in August (Assistance Dog Week)

Yukon, Discovery Day is observed on the third Monday of August
Royal St. John's Regatta, which usually occurs on the first Wednesday of August

Scotiabank Caribbean Cultural Festival, formerly known as Caribana, is held this holiday weekend in Toronto, coinciding with Emancipation Day

farm
heart
child
In Oberlin, Ohio, Friendship Day is celebrated on 8 April each year
Friendship Day was originally promoted by Joyce Hall, the founder of Hallmark cards in 1930, intended to be 2 August and a day when people celebrated their friendships by sending cards. The second of August
The General Assembly of the United Nations declared July 30th as official International Friendship Day.

Women's Friendship Day is on the third Sunday in August

add louis armstrong tribute to satchmo day

The Possum Entertainment Awards

and the Possy goes to...

http://www.tomsguide.com/us/cheaper-netflix-alternatives,news-18758.html
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/watch-live-tv-online,news-17512.html

http://wwitv.com/news_tv_live/index.html

http://www.cnn.com/video/flashLive/live.html?stream=stream1

http://www.livewtv.com/music/channel125.htm

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/6-live-professional-news-streams-watch-online-free/
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/tiltview-continuous-stream-variety-news-sources/

project free tv
Livestream.com
Twitch.tv

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_television_providers

http://www.worldtvpc.com/blog/the-best-free-internet-tv-websites-list-in-the-world/

http://www.techsupportalert.com/top-5-video-streaming-websites.htm

http://voices.yahoo.com/where-watch-tv-online-free-32987.html?cat=39

http://voices.yahoo.com/watch-free-tv-channels-pc-sites-offer-476262.html?cat=15

http://www.killthecablebill.com/tv-channels/

toasts 034 is repeat of 035 and 036

http://wondermark.com/newholidays/

http://uberhumor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/funny-tumblr-27.jpg

http://clipartmountain.com/strandsofweb/events.htm

spin the bottle

pol - the hippie movement and other failures of a disappointing generation

with the right kind of eyes

plinko

http://www.mredkj.com/javascript/plinko_rules.html

change slide2's to .php

add spaces to jokes

http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0907876.html
http://holidaywhiz.blogspot.com/2012/07/ufo-day-caricom-day-anisette-day-more.html

early quotes 300s appear to be repeats 343 348 355

411 information day
409 my 409 day

Sprint Unlimited Saturday, Feb. 15 / 08:00 PM ET
Daytona International Speedway

Daytona 500 Sunday, Feb. 23 / 01:00 PM ET
Daytona International Speedway

Crown Royal Presents, the John Wayne Walding 400 at The Brickyard Sunday, Jul. 27 / 01:00 PM ET
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Race Center

GoBowling.com 400 Sunday, Aug. 03 / 01:00 PM ET
Pocono Raceway

Cheez-it 355 at The Glen Sunday, Aug. 10 / 01:00 PM ET
Watkins Glen International

Pure Michigan 400 Sunday, Aug. 17 / 01:00 PM ET
Michigan International Speedway

IRWIN Tools Night Race Saturday, Aug. 23 / 07:30 PM ET
Bristol Motor Speedway

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series August Atlanta Race Sunday, Aug. 31 / 07:30 PM ET
Atlanta Motor Speedway

Federated Auto Parts 400 Saturday, Sep. 06 / 07:30 PM ET
Richmond International Raceway

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series September Chicagoland Race Sunday, Sep. 14 / 02:00 PM ET
Chicagoland Speedway

SYLVANIA 300 Sunday, Sep. 21 / 02:00 PM ET
New Hampshire Motor Speedway

AAA 400 Sunday, Sep. 28 / 02:00 PM ET
Dover International Speedway

Hollywood Casino 400 Sunday, Oct. 05 / 02:00 PM ET
Kansas Speedway

Bank of America 500 Saturday, Oct. 11 / 07:30 PM ET
Charlotte Motor Speedway

Geico 500 Sunday, Oct. 19 / 02:00 PM ET
Talladega Superspeedway

Goody's Headache Relief Shot 500 Sunday, Oct. 26 / 01:30 PM ET
Martinsville Speedway

AAA Texas 500 Sunday, Nov. 02 / 03:00 PM ET
Texas Motor Speedway

Quicken Loans Race For Heroes 500 Sunday, Nov. 09 / 03:00 PM ET
Phoenix International Raceway

Ford EcoBoost 400 Sunday, Nov. 16 / 03:00 PM ET
Homestead-Miami Speedway

ATP

SkiStar Swedish Open
Båstad, Sweden Clay € 426,605
(€ 485,760) SGL 28 DBL 16 + 46 431 750 75
logo atp 250 07.07.2014   MercedesCup
Stuttgart, Germany Clay € 426,605
(€ 485,760) SGL 28 DBL 16 +49/711-1654-390
logo atp 250 07.07.2014   Hall of Fame Tennis Championships
Newport, U.S.A. Grass $ 474,005
($ 539,730) SGL 32 DBL 16 Email Inquiry
+1 401 849 6053
atp 500 logo 14.07.2014   bet-at-home Open
Hamburg, Germany Clay € 1,190,700
(€ 1,322,150) SGL 48 DBL 16 +49 4 023 880 4444
logo atp 250 14.07.2014   Claro Open Colombia
Bogota, Colombia Hard $ 663,610
($ 727,000) SGL 28 DBL 16
logo atp 250 21.07.2014   BB&T Atlanta Open
Atlanta, U.S.A. Hard $ 568,805
($ 647,675) SGL 28 DBL 16 +1 866-607-5461
logo atp 250 21.07.2014   Crédit Agricole Suisse Open Gstaad
Gstaad, Switzerland Clay € 426,605
(€ 485,760) SGL 28 DBL 16 +41 (0)33 748 81 82
logo atp 250 21.07.2014   Vegeta Croatia Open Umag
Umag, Croatia Clay € 426,605
(€ 485,760) SGL 28 DBL 16 Email Inquiry
+ 385 99 2654 683
logo atp 250 27.07.2014   bet-at-home Cup Kitzbühel
Kitzbühel, Austria Clay € 426,605
(€ 485,760) SGL 28 DBL 16 Email Inquiry
+43 (0) 5356 73160
atp 500 logo 28.07.2014   Citi Open
Washington D.C., U.S.A. Hard $ 1,399,700
($ 1,654,295) SGL 48 DBL 16 Email Inquiry
+1 202 721 9500

AUGUST

atp masters 1000 logo 04.08.2014   Rogers Cup
Toronto, Canada Hard $ 3,146,920
($ 3,766,270) SGL 56 DBL 24 1-877-283-6647 ext. 4333
atp masters 1000 logo 10.08.2014   Western & Southern Open - Cincinnati
Cincinnati, U.S.A Hard $ 3,079,555
($ 4,017,355) SGL 56 DBL 24 +1-513-651-0303
logo atp 250 17.08.2014   Winston-Salem Open
Winston Salem, U.S.A. Hard $ 598,260
($ 683,705) SGL 48 DBL 16 +1-336-758-6409
Grand Slam 25.08.2014   US Open
New York, U.S.A. Hard $ TBD SGL 128 DBL 64 +1-949-333-4001

SEPTEMBER

Davis Cup 12.09.2014   Davis Cup Semi-finals
Davis Cup
logo atp 250 15.09.2014   Negev Israel Open
Tel Aviv, Israel Hard $ 1,000,000
($ 1,065,725) SGL 28 DBL 16
logo atp 250 15.09.2014   Moselle Open
Metz, France Indoor
Hard € 410,200
(€ 485,760) SGL 28 DBL 16 +33-(0)3-87-21-14-17
logo atp 250 22.09.2014   Malaysian Open, Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Indoor
Hard $ 910,520
($ 1,022,255) SGL 28 DBL 16 +60 3 9222 8811
logo atp 250 22.09.2014   Shenzhen Open
Shenzhen, China Hard $ 590,230
($ 655,955) SGL 28 DBL 16
atp 500 logo 29.09.2014   China Open
Beijing, China Hard $ 2,500,470
($ 3,755,065) SGL 32 DBL 16 +8610-5820-8725
atp 500 logo 29.09.2014   Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships
Tokyo, Japan Hard $ 1,228,825
($ 1,373,420) SGL 32 DBL 16

OCTOBER

atp masters 1000 logo 05.10.2014   Shanghai Rolex Masters
Shanghai, China Hard $ 3,849,445
($ 6,521,695) SGL 56 DBL 24 Email Inquiry
+8621 962123
logo atp 250 13.10.2014   Kremlin Cup by Bank of Moscow
Moscow, Russia   Indoor
Hard $ 776,620
($ 855,490) SGL 28 DBL 16 Email Inquiry
+7 (495) 956-33-60
logo atp 250 13.10.2014   If Stockholm Open
Stockholm, Sweden Indoor
Hard € 521,405
(€ 593,705) SGL 28 DBL 16 +46 (0) 771 45 46 00
logo atp 250 13.10.2014   Erste Bank Open
Vienna, Austria Indoor
Hard € 521,405
(€ 593,705) SGL 28 DBL 16 +43 1 7999 979
atp 500 logo 20.10.2014   Valencia Open 500
Valencia, Spain Indoor
Hard € 1,496,095
(€ 2,204,230) SGL 32 DBL 16 Email Inquiry
+34 938 182 900
atp 500 logo 20.10.2014   Swiss Indoors Basel
Basel, Switzerland Indoor
Hard € 1,458,610
(€ 1,915,060) SGL 32 DBL 16 +41 900552225
atp masters 1000 logo 27.10.2014   BNP Paribas Masters
Paris, France Indoor
Hard € 2,884,675
(€ 3,452,415) SGL 48 DBL 24 +33 1-46-91-57-57

NOVEMBER

atp finals logo 09.11.2014   Barclays ATP World Tour Finals
London, England   Indoor
Hard $ 6,500,000
($ 6,500,000) RR DBL 8
Davis Cup 21.11.2014   Davis Cup World Group Final
Davis Cup

Jul 3 - 6 The Greenbrier Classic
The Old White TPC, White Sulphur Springs, WV • Purse: $6,500,000

CBS, GOLF, SIRIUS-XM Jonas Blixt
$1,134,000

Jul 10 - 13 John Deere Classic
TPC Deere Run, Silvis, IL • Purse: $4,700,000

CBS, GOLF, SIRIUS-XM Jordan Spieth
$828,000

Jul 17 - 20 The Open Championship
Royal Liverpool GC, Hoylake, Eng • Purse: $8,000,000

ESPN Phil Mickelson
$1,442,826

Jul 24 - 27 RBC Canadian Open
Royal Montreal GC(Blue Course), Ile Bizard, Quebec, CAN • Purse: $5,700,000

CBS, GOLF Brandt Snedeker
$1,008,000

Jul 31 - Aug 3 Reno-Tahoe Open
Montreux G&CC, Reno, NV • Purse: $3,000,000

GOLF Gary Woodland
$540,000

Jul 31 - Aug 3 World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational
Firestone CC (South), Akron, OH • Purse: $9,000,000

CBS, DIRECTV, GOLF Tiger Woods
$1,500,000

Aug 7 - 10 PGA Championship
Valhalla GC, Louisville, KY • Purse: $10,000,000

CBS, TNT Jason Dufner
$1,445,000

Aug 14 - 17 Wyndham Championship
Sedgefield CC, Greensboro, NC • Purse: $5,300,000

CBS, GOLF Patrick Reed
$954,000

Aug 21 - 24 The Barclays
Ridgewood CC, Paramus, NJ • Purse: $8,000,000

CBS, GOLF Adam Scott
$1,440,000

Aug 29 - Sep 1 Deutsche Bank Championship
TPC Boston, Norton, MA • Purse: $8,000,000

GOLF, NBC Henrik Stenson
$1,440,000

Sep 4 - 7 BMW Championship
Cherry Hills CC, Cherry Hills Village, CO • Purse: $8,000,000

GOLF, NBC Zach Johnson
$1,440,000

Sep 11 - 14 TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola
East Lake GC, Atlanta, GA • Purse: $8,000,000

GOLF, NBC Henrik Stenson
$1,440,000

Sep 25 - 28 Ryder Cup
Gleneagles GC, Perthshire, SCO

GOLF, NBC Europe

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SANDERSON FARMS CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: Nov. 3-9, 2014 | Location: Country Club of Jackson | Jackson, Miss.
Tickets | sandersonfarmschampionship.com

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OHL CLASSIC AT MAYAKOBA
Date: Nov. 10-16, 2014 | Location: El Camaleon | Playa del Carmen, Mexico
FedExCup points: 500 | Purse: $6,000,000 ($1,080,000 to winner)

Rochester Ratlers Schedule

07/05 7:00PM EST @ Hounds
07/17 7:00PM EST @ Bayhawks
07/26 7:00PM EST vs Hounds
08/02 7:00PM EST vs Machine
08/09 7:00PM EST @ Cannons

New York Lizards Schedule
07/19 6:00PM EST @ Cannons
07/27 3:00PM EST vs Bayhawks
08/01 7:00PM EST @ Hounds
08/09 5:30PM EST vs Outlaws

https://github.com/zerodogg/dayplanner/blob/master/holiday/holiday_australia

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Sweden (Sverige). However, I ran into a little problem.
We have a holiday called Midsommar, which is not on a fixed day. It is always on a Saturday in week
number 25.

http://www.kyrgyzdiary.info/?page_id=154

http://nationaldaycalendar.com/calendar-at-a-glance/june/

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neopaganism
humanism

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In addition to the solstices and equinoxes there are also Cross-Quarter days which fall approximately halfway between a solstice and an equinox. And each one has a minor holiday attached to it. The first Cross-Quarter Day, around February 1st (August 1st in the Southern hemisphere), is Imbolic. The Second, around May 1st (November 1st in the Southern hemisphere), is Beltane. The Third, around August 1st (February 1st in the Southern hemisphere), is Lammas and Lughnasadh, The Fourth, around November 1st (May 1st in the Southern hemisphere), is Samhain.

These festivals are opposite (6 months apart) in the calendar between the Northern and Southern hemispheres because the seasons are opposite. However, some celebrations that have been established in the northern hemisphere and are rooted in the cross-quarter festivals are celebrated at the same time of year around the earth. In the Northern Hemisphere, Groundhog Day (February 2nd) has roots in Imbolic, May Day (May 1st) has roots in Beltane, August Eve (July 31st) has roots in Lammas. All Saint's Day, and Halloween (October 31st) have roots in Samhain.

Many Pagan religions celebrate this as Midwinter, the most celebrated cog in the Wheel of the year.

In Christianity, Christmas is held on December 25th and was placed as such to allow adaptations of pre-Christian festivals concerning the winter solstice.

In Mithraism and Zoroastrianism, Yalda, also known as Shab-e-Yalda, is the night of the birth of Mithra, Persian angel of light and truth. At the morning of the longest night of the year the Mithra was born. Celebrations are held on December 20th or December 21st.

In Rome, Saturnalia is a festival of light proceeding the winter solstice, with candles symbolizing the quest for knowledge and truth. Often servants were treated by their master's to a meal on this day.

Among Slavs, Korochun was celebrated by pagan Slavs on the longest night of the year and the night of the winter solstice. The holiday was observed with ancestor worship.

In Judaism, Hanukkah (Chanukah) is observed for eight nights and days, starting on the 25th day of Kislev according to the Hebrew calendar, which may occur at any time from late November to late December in the Gregorian calendar.

Among African-Americans in The United States and Among the Western African Diaspora, Kwanzaa was a celebration that has its roots in the black nationalist movement of the 1960s, and was established as a means to help African Americans reconnect with their African cultural and historical heritage by uniting in meditation and study of African traditions and Nguzu Saba, the "seven principles of African Heritage" which Karenga said "is a communitarian African philosophy".

Yule was a midwinter festival celebrated by the Germanic peoples that lasted 12 days, beginning on the date of the winter solstice. or in the Urglaawe faith, begins at sundown on December 20th and ends at sundown on January 1st. It is observed directly on the Winter Solstice among Wiccans. The celebration also has noted observations in Norse, Gothic, Anglo-Saxon, and Celtic peoples.

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neopaganism

http://publicholiday.org/calendar/childrens-day/

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better call saul countdown

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harvest

http://sinhlredlight.files.wordpress.com/2014/05/post-gazette.jpg?w=610&h=651

jrmpt-4450206680@sale.craigslist.org

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Alabama Last full week in February (Longleaf Pine)
Alaska Third Monday in May (Sitka Spruce)
Arizona Last Friday in April (Paloverde)
Arkansas Third Monday in March ( Pine)
California March 7-14 (California Redwood)
Colorado Third Friday in April ( Blue Spruce)
Connecticut April 30 ( White Oak)
Delaware Last Friday in April ( American Holly)
District of Columbia Last Friday in April (Scarlet Oak)
Florida Third Friday in January ( Cabbage Palmetto)
Georgia Third Friday in February ( Live Oak)
Hawaii First Friday in November (Kukui)
Idaho Last Friday in April ( Western White Pine)
Illinois Last Friday in April ( White Oak)
Indiana Last Friday in April (Tuliptree)
Iowa Last Friday in April (Oak)
Kansas Last Friday in March (Cottonwood)
Kentucky First Friday in April (Tulip Poplar)
Louisiana Third Friday in January (Baldcypress)
Maine Third full week in May ( Eastern White Pine)
Maryland First Wednesday in April ( White Oak)
Massachusetts April 28-May 5 ( American Elm)
Michigan Last Friday in April ( Eastern White Pine)
Minnesota Last Friday in April (Red Pine)
Mississippi Second Friday in February ( Southern Magnolia)
Missouri First Friday in April ( Flowering Dogwood)
Montana Last Friday in April (Ponderosa Pine)
Nebraska Last Friday in April (Cottonwood)
Nevada Southern: February 28; Northern: April 23 (Singleleaf Pinyon)
New Hampshire Last Friday in April ( Paper Birch)
New Jersey Last Friday in April ( Northern Red Oak)
New Mexico Second Friday in March (Pinyon)
New York Last Friday in April ( Sugar Maple)
North Carolina First Friday following March 15 ( Pine)
North Dakota First Friday in May ( American Elm)
Ohio Last Friday in April (Ohio Buckeye)
Oklahoma Last full week in March (Eastern Redbud)
Oregon First full week in April (Douglas Fir)
Pennsylvania Last Friday in April (Eastern Hemlock)
Rhode Island Last Friday in April ( Red Maple)
South Carolina First Friday in December ( Cabbage Palmetto)
South Dakota Last Friday in April ( White Spruce)
Tennessee First Friday in March (Yellow Poplar)
Texas Last Friday in April (Pecan)
Utah Last Friday in April ( Blue Spruce)
Vermont First Friday in May ( Sugar Maple)
Virginia Second Friday in April ( Flowering Dogwood)
Washington Second Wednesday in April (Western Hemlock)
West Virginia Second Friday in April ( Sugar Maple)
Wisconsin Last Friday in April ( Sugar Maple)
Wyoming Last Monday in April (Cottonwood)

Septuagesima Sunday 9 (63 days) Weeks before Easter
Sexagesima Sunday 8 (56 days) Weeks before Easter
Shrove Sunday 7 (49 days) Weeks before Easter
Shrove Tuesday 47 days before Easter
Ash Wednesday 46 days before Easter
Passion Sunday 2 Weeks (14 days) before Easter
Palm Sunday 1 Week (7 days) Before Easter
Holy or Maundy Thursday 3 Days before Easter
Good Friday = Easter Sunday 2 Days before Easter
Rogation Sunday = Easter Sunday 5 (35 days) Weeks after Easter
Ascension Day = Easter Sunday 39 days after Easter
Pentecost or Whitsunday 7 (49 days) Weeks after Easter
Whitmundy = Easter Sunday 50 days after Easter
Trinity Sunday = Easter Sunday 8 Weeks (56 days) after Easter
Corpus Christi = 60 days after Easter
Corpus Christi (Catholic Church in the USA) 9 Weeks (63 Days) after Easter

http://www.livescore.in/

National Library Workers Day, Tuesday of Library Week (2nd Full Week)
National Library Day, Tuesday of Library Week(2nd Full Week)

National Bookmobile Day, Wednesday of Library Week (2nd Full Week)
Support Teen Literature Day, Thursday of Library Week (2nd Full Week)

National Stress Awareness Day, First Workday After Tax Day, April 15th

Tax Freedom Day, Date Varies (The date isn't announced until April 1)
Bulldogs are Beautiful Day, Date Varies (Late April)
National Teach Your Children To Save Day, (American Bankers Association) Date Varies (April 23, 2013)

sea new year
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<---calculating Hebrew date--->

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>JavaScript Date Page in Hebrew</TITLE>
<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

        /*
         *      This script was adapted from C sources written by
         *      Scott E. Lee, which contain the following copyright notice:
         *
         *      Copyright 1993-1995, Scott E. Lee, all rights reserved.
         *      Permission granted to use, copy, modify, distribute and sell so long as
         *      the above copyright and this permission statement are retained in all
         *      copies. THERE IS NO WARRANTY - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
         *
         *      Bill Hastings
         *      RBI Software Systems
         *      bhastings@rbi.com
         */
        var GREG_SDN_OFFSET = 32045,
                DAYS_PER_5_MONTHS = 153,
                DAYS_PER_4_YEARS = 1461,
                DAYS_PER_400_YEARS = 146097;
        var HALAKIM_PER_HOUR = 1080,
                HALAKIM_PER_DAY = 25920,
                HALAKIM_PER_LUNAR_CYCLE = ((29 * HALAKIM_PER_DAY) + 13753),
                HALAKIM_PER_METONIC_CYCLE = (HALAKIM_PER_LUNAR_CYCLE * (12 * 19 + 7));
        var HEB_SDN_OFFSET = 347997,
                NEW_MOON_OF_CREATION = 31524,
                NOON = (18 * HALAKIM_PER_HOUR),
                AM3_11_20 = ((9 * HALAKIM_PER_HOUR) + 204),
                AM9_32_43 = ((15 * HALAKIM_PER_HOUR) + 589);
        var SUN = 0,
                MON = 1,
                TUES = 2,
                WED = 3,
                THUR = 4,
                FRI = 5,
                SAT = 6;
        var today = null,
                hebrewMonth = 0,
                hebrewDate = 0,
                hebrewYear = 0,
                metonicCycle = 0,
                metonicYear = 0,
                moladDay = 0,
                moladHalakim = 0;
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        var gMonth = new gregmontharr("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December");
        var hMonth = new hebrewmontharr("Tishri","Heshvan","Kislev","Tevet","Shevat","AdarI","AdarII","Nisan","Iyyar","Sivan","Tammuz","Av","Elul");
        var mpy = new monthsperyeararr(12,12,13,12,12,13,12,13,12,12,13,12,12,13,12,12,13,12,13);

        function weekdayarr(d0,d1,d2,d3,d4,d5,d6)
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                this[0] = d0; this[1] = d1; this[2] = d2; this[3] = d3;
                this[4] = d4; this[5] = d5; this[6] = d6;
        }

        function gregmontharr(m0,m1,m2,m3,m4,m5,m6,m7,m8,m9,m10,m11)
        {
                this[0] = m0; this[1] = m1; this[2] = m2; this[3] = m3;
                this[4] = m4; this[5] = m5; this[6] = m6; this[7] = m7;
                this[8] = m8; this[9] = m9; this[10] = m10; this[11] = m11;
        }

        function hebrewmontharr(m0,m1,m2,m3,m4,m5,m6,m7,m8,m9,m10,m11,m12,m13)
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                this[0] = m0; this[1] = m1; this[2] = m2; this[3] = m3;
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<---calculating Hebrew date--->

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<HEAD>
<TITLE>JavaScript Date Page in Hebrew</TITLE>
<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

        


</script>
</head>

<BODY>
<p>
You may place whatever text you want before the date here.
<p>

This is the date:
<p>


<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

</script>

<p>
You may place whatever text you want after the date here.
<p>

</BODY>
</HTML>

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this.length = initArray.arguments.length;
for (var i = 0; i < this.length; i++)
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initArray("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday");
var today = new Date();
var day = weekDayArray[today.getDay()+1];

if (day == "Monday") window.location = "Monday.htm"
if (day == "Tuesday") window.location = "Tuesday.htm"
if (day == "Wednesday") window.location = "Wednesday.htm"
if (day == "Thursday") window.location = "Thursday.htm"
if (day == "Friday") window.location = "Friday.htm"
if (day == "Saturday") window.location = "Saturday.htm"
if (day == "Sunday") window.location = "Sunday.htm"
//-->
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var h = d.getHours();

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else if (h < 3) document.write("<P ALIGN=center>"+"<b>"+"Good morning! Up early or working late?"+"</b>"+"</P>");
else if (h < 7) document.write("<P ALIGN=center>"+"<b>"+"Good morning! Up bright and early!"+"</b>"+"</P>");
else if (h < 12) document.write("<P ALIGN=center>"+"<b>"+"Good morning!"+"</b>"+"</P>");
else if (h < 17) document.write("<P ALIGN=center>"+"<b>"+"Good afternoon!"+"</b>"+"</P>");
else if (h < 23) document.write("<P ALIGN=center>"+"<b>"+"Good evening!"+"</b>"+"</P>");
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----------------- fri the 13th table

var new_Date=new Date()
//var DOW=new_Date.getDay()+1
var DOM=new_Date.getDate()
//var Month=new_Date.getMonth()+1
var Year=new_Date.getFullYear()
var LongMonth = new Array("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December")
var LongDay = new Array("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday")
var setTimer = 5000;

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You may also select by a particular month:

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<option VALUE ="20" SELECTED>None Preferred</option>
<option value="0">January</option>
<option value="1">February</option>
<option value="2">March</option>
<option value="3">April</option>
<option value="4">May</option>
<option value="5">June</option>
<option value="6">July</option>
<option value="7">August</option>
<option value="8">September</option>
<option value="9">October</option>
<option value="10">November</option>
<option value="11">December</option>
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<br /><br />Determine Friday The 13th Days<br /><br />View the source...<br /><br />
This script selects days in the time span of your choice that are both Friday adn the 13th of the month.<br /><br />

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day = calendar.getDay();
month = calendar.getMonth();
date = calendar.getDate();
year = calendar.getYear();
if (year < 1000)
year+=1900
cent = parseInt(year/100);
g = year % 19;
k = parseInt((cent - 17)/25);
i = (cent - parseInt(cent/4) - parseInt((cent - k)/3) + 19*g + 15) % 30;
i = i - parseInt(i/28)*(1 - parseInt(i/28)*parseInt(29/(i+1))*parseInt((21-g)/11));
j = (year + parseInt(year/4) + i + 2 - cent + parseInt(cent/4)) % 7;
l = i - j;
emonth = 3 + parseInt((l + 40)/44);
edate = l + 28 - 31*parseInt((emonth/4));
emonth--;
var dayname = new Array ("Sunday", "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday");
var monthname =
new Array ("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October","November","December" );
document.write("<b><font face=verdana,arial size=2>");
document.write(dayname[day] + ", ");
document.write(monthname[month] + " ");
if (date< 10) document.write("0" + date + ", ");
else document.write(date + ", ");
document.write(year + " <font color=FF0000>");
// Easter
if ((month == emonth) && (date == edate)) document.write("Easter Sunday (Western) ");
// January
if ((month == 0) && (date == 1)) document.write("New Year's Day");
if ((month == 0) && (date == 15)) document.write("Adults Day (Japan)");
if ((month == 0) && (date == 27)) document.write("Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart born (1756)");
if ((month == 0) && (day == 1) && (date > 14) && (date< 22)) document.write("Martin Luther King's Birthday");
// February
if ((month == 1) && (date == 2)) document.write("Groundhog Day");
if ((month == 1) && (date == 8)) document.write("Jules Verne born (1828)");
if ((month == 1) && (date == 11)) document.write("National Foundation Day (Japan)");
if ((month == 1) && (date== 12)) document.write("Lincoln's Birthday");
if((month == 1) && (date == 14)) document.write("St. Valentine's Day");
if ((month == 1) && (date == 15)) document.write("Galileo Galilei born (1564)");
if ((month == 1) && (date == 22)) document.write("Washington's Birthday");
if ((month == 1) && (date == 29)) document.write("Leap Day");
// March
if ((month == 2) && (date == 3)) document.write("Girl's Day (Japan)");
if ((month == 2) && (date == 17)) document.write("St. Patrick's Day");
if ((month == 2) && (date == 21)) document.write("J.S. Bach born (1685)");
// April
if ((month == 3) && (date == 1)) document.write("April Fools' Day");
if ((month == 3) && (date == 8)) document.write("Buddha born");
if ((month == 3) && (date == 15) && (day != 0)) document.write("Income Tax Day (USA), ");
if ((month == 3) && (date == 16) && (day == 1)) document.write("Income Tax Day (USA) ");
if ((month == 3) && (date == 15)) document.write("Leonardo da Vinci born (1452)");
if ((month == 3) && (date == 22)) document.write("Earth Day");
if ((month == 3) && (date == 29)) document.write("Emperor's Birthday (Japan)");
// May
if ((month == 4) && (date == 1)) document.write("May Day, Boy's Day (Japan)");
if ((month == 4) && (date == 2)) document.write("Constitution Day (Japan)");
if ((month == 4) && (date == 5)) document.write("Cinco de Mayo (Mexico), Children's Day (Japan)");
if ((month == 4) && (date == 14)) document.write("Independence Day (Paraguay)");
if ((month == 4) && (day == 0) && (date > 7) && (date< 16)) document.write("Mother's Day");
if ((month == 4) && (day == 1) && (date > 24)) document.write("Memorial Day");
// June
if ((month == 5) && (date == 5)) document.write("Constitution Day (Denmark)");
if ((month == 5) && (date == 6)) document.write("D-Day (USA)");
if ((month == 5) && (date == 11)) document.write("Kamehameha (Hawaii)");
if ((month == 5) && (date == 14)) document.write("FlagDay (USA)");
if ((month == 5) && (date == 21)) document.write("Summer Solstice");
if((month == 5) && (date == 24)) document.write("St. Jean Baptiste Day (Canada)");
if ((month == 5) && (date == 30)) document.write("Independence Day (Zaire)");
if ((month == 5) && (day == 0) && (date > 15) && (date< 24)) document.write("Father's Day");
// July
if ((month == 6) && (date == 1)) document.write("Independence Day (Canada)");
if ((month == 6) && (date == 4)) document.write("Independence Day (USA)");
if ((month == 6) && (date == 14)) document.write("Bastille Day (France)");
// August
if ((month == 7) && (date == 1)) document.write("Confederation Day (Switzerland)");
if ((month == 7) && (date == 10)) document.write("Independence Day (Ecuador)");
if ((month == 7) && (date == 15)) document.write("Independence Day (India)");
// September
if ((month == 8) && (date == 7)) document.write("Independence Day (Brazil)");
if ((month == 8) && (date == 15)) document.write("Respect for the Aged Day (Japan)");
if ((month == 8) && (date == 16)) document.write("Independence Day (Mexico)");
if ((month == 8) && (day== 1)&& (date > 0) && (date< 8)) document.write("Labor Day (USA)");
// October
if ((month == 9) && (date == 1)) document.write("German Reunufication (1990)");
if ((month == 9) && (date == 10)) document.write("Health-Sports Day (Japan)");
if ((month == 9) && (day == 1) && (date > 7) && (date< 16)) document.write("Columbus Day (USA)");
if ((month == 9) && (date == 24)) document.write("United Nations Day");
if ((month == 9) && (date == 31)) document.write("Halloween");
// November
if ((month == 10) && (date == 1)) document.write("All Saints Day");
if ((month == 10) && (date == 2)) document.write("All Souls Day");
if ((month == 10) && (date == 3)) document.write("Culture Day (Japan)");
if ((month == 10) && (date == 11)) document.write("Veteran's Day (USA), Remembrance Day (Canada)");
if ((month == 10) && (date ==20)) document.write("Revolution Day (Mexico)");
if ((month == 10) && (date == 23)) document.write("Labor Thanksgiving Day (Japan)");
if ((month == 10) && (day == 4) && (date > 23) && (date< 30)) document.write("Thanksgiving (USA)");
if ((month == 10) && (date == 30) && (day == 4)) document.write("Thanksgiving (USA)");
// December
if ((month == 11) && (date == 10)) document.write("Human Rights Day");
if ((month == 11) && (date == 21)) document.write("Winter Solstice");
if ((month == 11) && (date == 24)) document.write("Christmas Eve");
if ((month == 11) && (date == 25)) document.write("Christmas");
if ((month == 11) && (date == 26)) document.write("Boxing Day");
if ((month == 11) && (date == 31)) document.write("New Year's Eve");
document.write("<br></font></b>");
//-->
</script>
<br /><br />Holiday Test<br /><br />This adaptable script displays the current date in YOUR area and if that date is a special day or holiday, identifies it. A clock can be included easily.<br /><br />View the source...

<!--

/*

***** End Visual Snippet Component *****
--------------

</script>

public static DateTime GetEaster(int year)
{
    int temp;
    int a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, k, l, m, p, q;

    DateTime result;

    if (year >= 1583)
    {
        //Gregorian Calendar Easter

        Math.DivRem(year, 19, out a);
        b = Math.DivRem(year, 100, out c);
        d = Math.DivRem(b, 4, out e);
        f = Math.DivRem(b + 8, 25, out temp);
        g = Math.DivRem(b - f + 1, 3, out temp);
        Math.DivRem(19 * a + b - d - g + 15, 30, out h);
        i = Math.DivRem(c, 4, out k);
        Math.DivRem(32 + 2 * e + 2 * i - h - k, 7, out l);
        m = Math.DivRem(a + 11 * h + 22 * l, 451, out temp);
        p = Math.DivRem(h + l - 7 * m + 114, 31, out q);

        result = new DateTime(year, p, q + 1);
    }
    else
    {
        //Julian Calendar

        Math.DivRem(year, 4, out a);
        Math.DivRem(year, 7, out b);
        Math.DivRem(year, 19, out c);
        Math.DivRem(19 * c + 15, 30, out d);
        Math.DivRem(2 * a + 4 * b - d + 34, 7, out e);
        f = Math.DivRem(d + e + 114, 31, out g);

        result = new DateTime(year, f, g + 1);
    }

    return result;
}

// clock

function show2(){
var Digital=new Date()
var hours=Digital.getHours()
var minutes=Digital.getMinutes()
var seconds=Digital.getSeconds()
var dn="AM"
if (hours>12){
dn="PM"
hours=hours-12
}
if (hours==0)
hours=12
if (minutes<=9)
minutes="0"+minutes
if (seconds<=9)
seconds="0"+seconds
var intexttime="<b><font face='Arial' color='#8000FF'>"+hours+":"+minutes+":"+seconds+" "+dn+"</font></b>"
if (!document.all)
document.write(intexttime)
else
tick2.innerHTML=intexttime
}
function loadclock(){
if (document.all)
setInterval("show2()",1000)
}
if (!document.all)
show2()

loadclock();

//-->
</SCRIPT>
<span id=tick2> </span>
<br /><br />Holiday Date And Time Display<br /><br />This adaptable script displays the current date and time in YOUR area, and if that date is a special day or holiday, identifies it. The color combinations are easily changed.<br /><br />View the source...

<!--

/*

***** End Visual Snippet Component *****
-------------------------
***** Start Visual Snippet Component *****

/*

//-->

<div align="center">
<form name="clocks" enctype="text/plain" onsubmit="0">
<input type="text" name="localface" size="52" value="Loading" readonly><br>
<input type="text" name="GMTface" size="52" value="Loading" readonly><br>
<input type="text" name="NETface" size="52" value="Loading" readonly><br>
</form>
</div>
<script language="javascript">
<!--

NETclock();

// -->
</script>
<br /><br />New Earth Time Multi-Clock Display<br /><br />This text box clock script converts and displays standard time format into the New Earth Time format. It also displays local time and GMT.<br />View the source...
<br /><br />

<!--

/*

***** End Visual Snippet Component *****
--------------- countdown to yearly event (st pats, nye)
***** Start Visual Snippet Component *****

/*

//-->

//Enter the occasion's MONTH (1-12) and DAY (1-31):
var ChosenSpecialTime=new Date(today.getFullYear(), 12, 31);

//Customize text to show before and on occasion. Follow text example below:
var UntilSpecialTimeText="left this year until New Year's Eve!";
var TheSpeciaTimeText="Today is New Year's Eve. Drive Carefully!";

var monthtext=new Array("Jan","Feb","Mar","April","May","June","July","Aug","Sep","Oct","Nov","Dec")
ChosenSpecialTime.setMonth(ChosenSpecialTime.getMonth()-1); //change to 0-11 month format
var showdate="("+monthtext[ChosenSpecialTime.getMonth()]+" "+ChosenSpecialTime.getDate()+")"; //show date of event, see below to optionally display

var one_day=1000*60*60*24;
var calculatediff="";

calculatediff=Math.ceil((ChosenSpecialTime.getTime()-today.getTime())/(one_day));
if (calculatediff<0){ //if ChosenSpecialTime already passed
var nextyeartoday=new Date();
nextyeartoday.setFullYear(today.getFullYear()+1);
calculatediff=Math.ceil((nextyeartoday.getTime()-today.getTime())/(one_day)+calculatediff);
}

//Display message accordingly
var pluraldayornot=(calculatediff==1)? "day" : "days";
if (calculatediff>0)
document.write("<b>"+calculatediff+" "+pluraldayornot+" "+UntilSpecialTimeText+" "+showdate+"!</b>");
else if (calculatediff==0)
// document.write("<b>"+TheSpeciaTimeText+" "+showdate+"!</b>"); // Show
document.write("<b>"+TheSpeciaTimeText+"!</b>"); // Do Not Show
// use one line or the other but not both....
//-->
</script>
<br /><br />
<br /><br />
Repeating Year Event Countdown Display<br /><br />Does not evaluate or display the year and rolls to the next year automatically; this is for days that are the same every year. The display is static. Works in ALL browsers with JavaScript support. <br />View the source.<br /><br />

<!--

/*

***** End Visual Snippet Component *****
-------------------This script will attempt to load your webcam, display it within set hours and display current information about it.

***** Start Visual Snippet Component *****

/*

//-->

<table border=10 width="320">
<tr align=center valign=center>
<td align=center valign=center width="320" height="240">
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--

var address ="" ;
var time = new Date();
var ab = time.getHours();
// set the HOURS of camera operation below so that the variable ab is from and to
if ( ab >= 21 && ab < 22) {
// currently 9:00pm to 10:00pm
// insert YOUR webcam address here
address = "http://www.csgnetwork.com/online.jpg";
// within hours and the picture or input displayed
}
else {
address = "http://www.csgnetwork.com/offline.jpg";
// out of the hours range and the picture displayed
}
document.write("<img src='" + address + "'>");

// -->
</script>
</td>
</tr>
<tr align=center valign=center>
<td align=center valign=center width="320">
<form name="form1">
<input type=text name="clock" size=30 value="Web Cam is Loading...">
</form>
</td>
</tr>
<tr align=center valign=center>
<td align=center valign=center width="320">
<form name="form2">
<input type=text name="time" size=30>
</form>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<script language="javascript">
<!--

Reload();
startclock();

// -->
</script>
<br /><br />Web Cam Timer<br /><br />This script will attempt to load your webcam, display it within set hours and display current information about it. We do NOT have one attached.<br />View the source...
<br /><br />

<!--

/*

***** End Visual Snippet Component *****
--------------------
<head>

<title>World 24 Time Zone Display</title>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

<!--

var timerID ;

function tzone(tz, os, ds, cl)

{

this.ct = new Date(0) ; // datetime

this.tz = tz ; // code

this.os = os ; // GMT offset

this.ds = ds ; // has daylight savings

this.cl = cl ; // font color

}

function UpdateClocks()

{

var ct = new Array(

new tzone('Midway ', -11, 0, '#CC99FF'),

new tzone('Honolulu ', -10, 0, '#33FFFF'),

new tzone('Anchorage ', -9, 1, '#CC00FF'),

new tzone('Palm Springs ', -8, 1, '#3366FF'),

new tzone('Salt Lake City ', -7, 1, '#CC99CC'),

new tzone('San Antonio ', -6, 1, '#33FFCC'),

new tzone('Atlanta ', -5, 1, '#CC00CC'),

new tzone('Buenos Aires ', -4, 0, '#3366CC'),

new tzone('Saint-Pierre ', -3, 1, '#CC9999'),

new tzone('Praia ', -2, 0, '#33FF99'),

new tzone('Dakar ', -1, 0, '#CC0099'),

new tzone('London ', 0, 1, '#336699'),

new tzone('Paris ', +1, 1, '#CC9966'),

new tzone('Helsinki ', +2, 1, '#33FF66'),

new tzone('Moscow ', +3, 0, '#CC0066'),

new tzone('Abu Dhabi ', +4, 0, '#336666'),

new tzone('Samara ', +5, 1, '#CC9933'),

new tzone('Islamabad ', +6, 1, '#33FF33'),

new tzone('Hanoi ', +7, 0, '#CC0033'),

new tzone('Singapore ', +8, 0, '#336633'),

new tzone('Tokyo ', +9, 0, '#CC9900'),

new tzone('Guam ', +10, 0, '#33FF00'),

new tzone('Port Vila ', +11, 0, '#cc0000'),

new tzone('Auckland ', +12, 0, '#336600')

) ;

var dt = new Date() ; // [GMT] time according to hardware clock

var startDST = new Date(dt.getFullYear(), 3, 1) ;

while (startDST.getDay() != 0)

startDST.setDate(startDST.getDate() + 1) ;

var endDST = new Date(dt.getFullYear(), 9, 31) ;

while (endDST.getDay() != 0)

endDST.setDate(endDST.getDate() - 1) ;

var ds_active ; // DS currently active

if (startDST < dt && dt < endDST)

ds_active = 1 ;

else

ds_active = 0 ;

// Adjust each clock offset if that clock has DS and in DS.

for(n=0 ; n<ct.length ; n++)

if (ct[n].ds == 1 && ds_active == 1) ct[n].os++ ;

// compensate time zones

gmdt = new Date() ;

for (n=0 ; n<ct.length ; n++)

ct[n].ct = new Date(gmdt.getTime() + ct[n].os * 3600 * 1000) ;

document.all.Clock0.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[0].cl + '">' + ct[0].tz + ClockString(ct[0].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock1.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[1].cl + '">' + ct[1].tz + ClockString(ct[1].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock2.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[2].cl + '">' + ct[2].tz + ClockString(ct[2].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock3.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[3].cl + '">' + ct[3].tz + ClockString(ct[3].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock4.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[4].cl + '">' + ct[4].tz + ClockString(ct[4].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock5.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[5].cl + '">' + ct[5].tz + ClockString(ct[5].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock6.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[6].cl + '">' + ct[6].tz + ClockString(ct[6].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock7.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[7].cl + '">' + ct[7].tz + ClockString(ct[7].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock8.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[8].cl + '">' + ct[8].tz + ClockString(ct[8].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock9.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[9].cl + '">' + ct[9].tz + ClockString(ct[9].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock10.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[10].cl + '">' + ct[10].tz + ClockString(ct[10].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock11.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[11].cl + '">' + ct[11].tz + ClockString(ct[11].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock12.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[12].cl + '">' + ct[12].tz + ClockString(ct[12].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock13.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[13].cl + '">' + ct[13].tz + ClockString(ct[13].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock14.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[14].cl + '">' + ct[14].tz + ClockString(ct[14].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock15.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[15].cl + '">' + ct[15].tz + ClockString(ct[15].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock16.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[16].cl + '">' + ct[16].tz + ClockString(ct[16].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock17.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[17].cl + '">' + ct[17].tz + ClockString(ct[17].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock18.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[18].cl + '">' + ct[18].tz + ClockString(ct[18].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock19.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[19].cl + '">' + ct[19].tz + ClockString(ct[19].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock20.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[20].cl + '">' + ct[20].tz + ClockString(ct[20].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock21.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[21].cl + '">' + ct[21].tz + ClockString(ct[21].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock22.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[22].cl + '">' + ct[22].tz + ClockString(ct[22].ct) + '</font>' ;

document.all.Clock23.innerHTML =

'<font color="' + ct[23].cl + '">' + ct[23].tz + ClockString(ct[23].ct) + '</font>' ;

timerID = window.setTimeout("UpdateClocks()", 1001) ;

}

function ClockString(dt)

{

var stemp, ampm ;

var dt_year = dt.getUTCFullYear() ;

var dt_month = dt.getUTCMonth() + 1 ;

var dt_day = dt.getUTCDate() ;

var dt_hour = dt.getUTCHours() ;

var dt_minute = dt.getUTCMinutes() ;

var dt_second = dt.getUTCSeconds() ;

dt_year = dt_year.toString() ;

if (0 <= dt_hour && dt_hour < 12)

{

ampm = 'AM' ;

if (dt_hour == 0) dt_hour = 12 ;

} else {

ampm = 'PM' ;

dt_hour = dt_hour - 12 ;

if (dt_hour == 0) dt_hour = 12 ;

}

if (dt_minute < 10)

dt_minute = '0' + dt_minute ;

if (dt_second < 10)

dt_second = '0' + dt_second ;

stemp = dt_month + '/' + dt_day + '/' + dt_year.substr(2,2) ;

stemp = stemp + ' ' + dt_hour + ":" + dt_minute + ":" + dt_second + ' ' + ampm ;

return stemp ;

}

// -->

</script>

</head>

***** Start Visual Snippet Component *****

/*

//-->



<div align="center"><table border="0" cellspacing="0" width="60%">

</tr>

</tr>

</tr>

</tr>

</tr>

</tr>

</tr>

</tr>

</tr>

</tr>

</tr>

</tr>

</table>
</div>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

<!--

UpdateClocks();

// -->

</script>
<br /><br />World 24 Time Zone Display<br /><br />View The Source....<br /><br />This routine displays 24 time zones in the world from UTC. They are live; there are DST locations in this display. This script is also an example of displaying 2 column tables and array usage in JavaScript.<br /><br />

<!--

/*

***** End Visual Snippet Component *****
-------------------http://www.csgnetwork.com/directmtimezdispu24.html
<head>

<title>USA Post 2006 Daylight Saving Time Start and End Dates</title>
<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>
<!--

    function DisplayDstSwitchDates()
    {
        var year = new Date().getYear();
        if (year < 1000)
            year += 1900;

        var firstSwitch = 0;
        var secondSwitch = 0;
        var lastOffset = 99;

        // Loop through every month of the current year
        for (i = 0; i < 12; i++)
        {
            // Fetch the timezone value for the month
            var newDate = new Date(Date.UTC(year, i, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0));
            var tz = -1 * newDate.getTimezoneOffset() / 60;

            // Capture when a timzezone change occurs
            if (tz > lastOffset)
                firstSwitch = i-1;
            else if (tz < lastOffset)
                secondSwitch = i-1;

lastOffset = tz;
}

        // Go figure out date/time occurences a minute before
        // a DST adjustment occurs
        var secondDstDate = FindDstSwitchDate(year, secondSwitch);
        var firstDstDate = FindDstSwitchDate(year, firstSwitch);

        if (firstDstDate == null && secondDstDate == null)
            return 'Daylight Savings is not observed in your timezone.';
        else
            return 'The time exactly one minute before DST change starts in ' +
               year + ' on ' + firstDstDate + '.<br /> At 2:00am local time, set the clock ahead one hour to 3:00am local to DST.<br />Subsequently the time exactly one minute before DST change ends in ' +
               year + ' on ' + secondDstDate + '.<br />At 2:00am local time, set the clock back one hour to 1:00am local to standard time.<br />These dates were established by Congress in the Energy Policy Act of 2005,<br />Pub. L. no. 109-58, 119 Stat 594 (2005), beginning in 2007.';
    }

    function FindDstSwitchDate(year, month)
    {
        // Set the starting date
        var baseDate = new Date(Date.UTC(year, month, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0));
        var changeDay = 0;
        var changeMinute = -1;
        var baseOffset = -1 * baseDate.getTimezoneOffset() / 60;
        var dstDate;

        // Loop to find the exact day a timezone adjust occurs
        for (day = 0; day < 50; day++)
        {
            var tmpDate = new Date(Date.UTC(year, month, day, 0, 0, 0, 0));
            var tmpOffset = -1 * tmpDate.getTimezoneOffset() / 60;

            // Check if the timezone changed from one day to the next
            if (tmpOffset != baseOffset)
            {
                var minutes = 0;
                changeDay = day;

                // Back-up one day and grap the offset
                tmpDate = new Date(Date.UTC(year, month, day-1, 0, 0, 0, 0));
                tmpOffset = -1 * tmpDate.getTimezoneOffset() / 60;

                // Count the minutes until a timezone chnage occurs
                while (changeMinute == -1)
                {
                    tmpDate = new Date(Date.UTC(year, month, day-1, 0, minutes, 0, 0));
                    tmpOffset = -1 * tmpDate.getTimezoneOffset() / 60;

                    // Determine the exact minute a timezone change
                    // occurs
                    if (tmpOffset != baseOffset)
                    {
                        // Back-up a minute to get the date/time just
                        // before a timezone change occurs
                        tmpOffset = new Date(Date.UTC(year, month,
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Known as 'Odd Day', which date in 2013 features a numerical pattern that will not happen again until the 1st of march, 2105?
9/11/13

Which external nation first intervened militarily in the 2013 northern Mali rebellion?
France

Which website introduced a Report Abuse button option in 2013 following criticisms of its safety controls?
Twitter

In the (standard western) Gregorian calendar which day of the week was the first day of 2013?
Tuesday

How is the year 2014 shown in Roman numerals?
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Which polorizing British public figure's death on April 8th 2013 prompted the burning of effigies in British streets?
Margaret Thatcher

Who did resigned in Feb 2013 from a position that no one had done voluntarily since 1294?
Pope Benedict XVI

What Marvel/Disney production was 2013's highest grossing movie?
Iron Man 3

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The soil of one of the vineyards in France is considered so precious that it is mandatory for workers to scrape the soil off their shoes before they leave.

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Anyone under the age of 21 should be careful of taking out trash bags in Missouri. If you are under 21 and the garbage contains an empty bottle of alcohol, you can be charged with illegal possession of alcohol.

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Here is a little surprise : The national anthem of United States “The Star Spangled Banner,” was written to the tune of a drinking song.

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Although “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog” is considered to be the shortest sentence that includes all the letters of the alphabet, alcohol lovers came up with one of their own “Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs.”

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The first Thanksgiving Day didn’t include mashed potatoes, turkey and all other foods that we usually eat on this particular day. However, there was beer, brandy, gin and wine.

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The longest permanent bar is 405 feet and 10 inches. It is located in Ohio. Some suggest that the longest bar is in Illinois which is 684 feet.

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It is illegal to run a “tab” in Iowa (source that we used says running a “tab” in Iowa is illegal. Iowa residents say it is legal. We will go with Iowa residents and rule this one out)

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United States has the highest minimum drinking age in the entire world.

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The alcohol content of a typical beer, wine or spirits are virtually identical. To a breathalyzer, a drink is a drink is a drink.

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Brandy, rum and whisky can be either aged too long or not long enough.

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It is estimated that there are 49,000,000 (forty-nine million) bubbles in a bottle of champagne.

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Beer started selling in bottles starting 1850 and in cans starting 1935.

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There is a cloud of alcohol in the outer space which is enough to make four trillion-trillion drinks.

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It is illegal to feed alcohol to Moose in Alaska and fishes in Ohio.

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In some European countries McDonald’s serves alcohol. Some parents like to drink alcohol while kids munch on fries and chicken nuggets. McDonald’s decided they needed all the customers they can get.

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Distilled spirits such as brandy, gin, rum, tequila, etc. contain no carbohydrates, no fats and no cholesterol of any kind.

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Abraham Lincoln held a liquor license and operated several taverns.

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Here is another one we found that relates to Texas : Texas state law prohibits taking more than three sips of beer at a time while standing.

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The BATF (Bureau of Alcohol,Tobacco and Firearms) prohibits the use of word “refreshing” to describe any alcoholic beverage.

Who said: "I'm the president of the United States and I'm not going to eat any more broccoli"?
A: George Bush.

Who earned infamy for noting: "A billion dollars isn't worth what it used to be"?
A: J. Paul Getty.

What future Soviet dictator was training to be a priest when he got turned on to Marxism?
A: Joseph Stalin.

What modern vehicle was invented to circumvent trench warfare?
A: The Tank

What brave-hearted Scottish patriot led soldiers to a defeat of the English at the Battle of Cambuskenneth in 1297?
A: William Wallace.

What nation issued the five-dollar bill found in Abraham Lincoln's pocket when he was shot?
A: The Confederate States of America.

What game was created by French mathematician Blaise Pascal, which he discovered when doing experiments into perpetual motion?
A: The Game of Roulette.

In the 13th century European children were baptized with what?
A: Beer

Barbara, Carignan, Cinsaut, and Nebbilo are verities of what?
A: Italian wine grapes

In Poland a piwo is a what?
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Albanian	Gëzuar Vitin e Ri	gu-zoo-ar vi-tin e ri
Arabic	سنة سعيدة	sana sa’eedah
Azerbaijani	Yeni iliniz mübarək	ye-ni i-li-niz myu-ba-rack
Bahasa melayu	Selamat tahun baru	selamat tahun baru
Basque	Urte berri on	err-te berr-rri on
Bosnian	sretna nova godina	sr-et-na no-va go-din-a
Bulgarian	Щастлива Нова година	sh-tast-liva No-va go-din-a
Catalan	Feliç any nou	fe-LEES A-nee n-Ou
Cebuano (Philippines)	Mabungahong Bag-ong Tuig kaninyong tanan	ma-boon-ga-hong bag-ong too-eeg kan-een-yong tan-an
Czech	šťastný nový rok	SHTU-stnee NO-vee rrr-ok
Dutch	Fijne oudejaarsavond (Fine New Year’s Eve) / Gelukkig Nieuwjaar (Happy New Year)	fei-nee ow-de-yaarr-sa-vont / ghu-lukkikgh-neew-yaarr
Estonian	Head uut aastat	hed oot ah-staht

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Farsi	سال نو مبارک	sale nou mobarak
Filipino	Manigong Bagong Taon	mah-nee-gong bag-gong ta-on
French	Bonne Année	bon a-nay
Gaelic (Scotland)	Bliadhna mhath ur	bleenah vahth oohr
German	Frohes Neues Jahr / Gutes Neues Jahr	frohes neuyis yar / gutes neu-yis yar
Greek	Καλή χρονιά	kali chronya
Gujarati	સાલ મુબારક	saal mubarak (happy year)
Hebrew	שָׁנָה טוֹבָה	shana tova
Hindi	नये साल की हार्दिक शुभकामनायें	nayye saal ki haardik shubh-kaam-nayen
Hungarian	Boldog Új Évet / Buék	bawl-dawg-uuy-aevet / boo-ayk
Irish	Athbhliain faoi mhaise dhuit / Bhliain nua sásta	awh-tvleen fwee mm-hay-sheh gutch
Italian	Buon anno / Felice anno nuovo	boo-on ah-nno / fae-lee-chae ah-nno noo-o-vo
Japanese	あけましておめでとうございます	akemashite omedeto gozaimasu
Korean	새해 복 많이 받으세요	seh heh bok mahn ee bahd euh sae yo

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Maltese	Is Sena it -Tajba	iz sena it taybah
Mandarin Chinese	新年快乐	xīn nián kuài lè
Maori	Kia hari te tau hou	kia hari tay tau ho
Polish	Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku	shch-eng-shlee-vego novego roku
Portuguese	Feliz Ano Novo	feh-liz an-oh noh-voh
Quechua	Allin wata kachun qanpaq (singular) / Allin wata kachun qanqunapaq (plural)	all-yin wa-ta ka-chun kan-pak / all-yin wa-ta ka-chun kan-koon-a-pak
Romanian	La Mulți Ani	laa mooltsi ani
Russian	С Новым Годом	s novim godom
Spanish	Feliz Año Nuevo	feh-liz an-yoh n-way-vo
Thai	สวัสดีปีใหม่	saa-wat-dii pi-mai
Turkish	Mutlu yıllar (happy year) / Yeni yılınız kutlu olsun (May your new year be celebrated)	moot-loo yill-lar / yen-ee yill-uh-niz coot-loo ohl-son
Urdu	نايا سال مبارک	nayya saal mubarak
Welsh	blwyddyn newydd dda	BLOOdhin NEHwidh dha

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“New Year's Resolution: To tolerate fools more gladly, provided this does not encourage them to take up more of my time.” -James Agate

Women Drink every time a Queen is drawn
Men Drink every time a King is drawn

Unmarried people drink every time a Jack is shown

Drink if you are the best looking person in the room

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The American Procrastinators Association

The American Procrastinators Association hereby decrees that last Monday, the second of December was Procrastinator's day. This day is observed annually to remind procrastinators of all kinds to begin their Christmas shopping. We apologize for the belated notice.

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My new year resolution is to remember to write /14 instead of /13

My new year resolution is to stop hanging around people who ask me about new year resolutions.

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TO DO
*Link to Facebook Page
*Mail List - https://www.constantcontact.com/email-marketing/signup.jsp
*Add phone #
*Design and print business cards
*Create a rate card
Potential advertisers will want to know how much you charge for their ads to appear on your site. So you'll need to establish (and publish) a rate card listing your available packages and prices. That means that you'll have to select ad sizes for placement within your site templates. (I recommend the Wide Skyscraper, Leaderboard and Medium Rectangle.
* Create a media kit
You'll need to describe your site, on a single page, to convince readers to read it, advertisers to support it and other journalists to report about it. Here's the who, what, where, when and why about your new website. That's your initial media kit.
* Create a customer lead list
Who will you solicit to become advertisers or funders of your website? That's your customer lead list. Gather contact information, then use your calendar to assign times to contact everyone on your list. And then, to contact them again.
* Create a promotional lead list
* TRADEMARK http://www.uspto.gov/trademarks/basics/index.jsp and http://www.uspto.gov/trademarks/teas/index.jsp
* SEO Tools

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ACCOUNTS
E-MAIL
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TUMBLR

FACEBOOK

TWITTER

MAIL LIST
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LEGAL RECOURSE

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CONTENT

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TRAFFIC

http://www.google.com/analytics/

First, you will need solid information about your site's visitors. Ultimately, what you are selling to advertisers is access to your readers, so you'd better know how many, and who, they are. A traffic tracking service like Google Analytics can provide accurate trafiic data that filters out hon-human traffic like search engine spiders and automated robots (which can account for up to 90 percent of a site's overall traffic). Make Money also provides reader tracking, along with some crude demographic information about your site's readers.

You should also consider conducting a survey of your readers, to get more detailed information about their demographics and behavior. SurveyMonkey provides easy-to-use tools to set up such surveys.

Once you have advertisers, you will need a system to serve and manage ads, such as OpenAds, as well as system to invoice your advertisers, such as Blinksale or PayPal. (PayPal's invoicing system does not require your advertisers to have a PayPal account, just a credit card.)

PRESS
public relations or press contact person. If you cannot find a contact on the website, call the main number and ask for the person who handles media inquiries.

By accepting press credentials you may be waiving certain rights, including the copyright to your images!

http://www.nppa.org/member_id/

ADS
Amazon Affiliates
Google Adsense

BlogAds provide an alternative to the PPC networks. BlogAds sells its ads on a more traditional site-targeted model. Advertisers do not bid on keywords or phrases, but instead pay for their ads to be displayed a certain number of times on selected websites or groups of websites. BlogAds has become especially popular on political blogs, where advertisers can buy across a group of liberal or conservative weblogs.

Other notable PPC ad networks include the Yahoo! Publisher Network and Ad Voyager.

MORE

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to the wake
first and last name
states
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TO DO
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Shopping List 9/12/13...
Mountain dew 2-2L
Ruby Red Grapefruit
Ice
30pk beer
Beam Plastic
Coke 2L
Car Wash
Gas
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to bring...
go bag
2 changes of clothes
sweatshirt
rain coat
travel jigs
irish hats
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Clean Car Rugs
Clean Car mats
Clean Car
set up alt input in yukon
Return Bottles
Finish Baseboards
Organize Cords More
Clean Spa Room
Organize Garage
Garbage Run
Hook up Cable Box
Tear up Laminate Upstairs
Try to Fix Projector
Input Reciepts into iii
set up pi
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GAMES FOR TOUCHSCREEN
http://www.gamesarcade.net/free-online-games/pubquiz/

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http://social.me/

add social sites as feeds http://feed.mikle.com/en/

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to sports

NCAA Basketball

capitalotb.com

www.nyrarewards.com
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NextPVR
In the Add-on, try turning off Timeshifting and see if that helps

System->Settings->Add-ons->Enabled Add-ons->PVR Clients->NextPVR PVR Client->Configure->Advanced to turn it off.

Most of the XBMC distributions now include the PVR addon but sub's change didn't make RC1 (Release Candidate) but it is going to be showing up in the nightlies. If you install the addon with XBMC and you check the version and it says 1.6.1.0 time shifting is probably broken. If it says 1.6.1 then it works (nicely)

create an exception in firewall

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/542-windows-firewall-add-remove-exception.html

I thought it might be "Enable web interface" option that I've always had turned off. I turned it on and the error went away. Someone should document that this option must be enabled, assuming I found the answer.

I now get "NextPVR connection to tuner lost" in XBMC. I have both the 12.0 beta 1 XBMC, the Dec 1 pvr.nextpvr.zip, and NextPVR 2.5.9 with the patched Nshared.dll.

If your NextPVR server name is given explicitly (i.e., is anything other than '127.0.0.1', the default local IP address with NextPVR and xbmc running on the same machine), you will need to allow NextPVR Recording Service (NRecord.exe), nextpvr.exe, and ndigitalhost.exe through the firewall on the host/server machine, otherwise xbmc will complain it has 'lost' the connection to the server.

Successful Installation
If the NextPVR add-on is installed correctly in xbmc, then on selecting 'Live TV' in xbmc, dialog boxes will appear in the upper-right corner, showing the progress of EPG, Recordings, and Timer information being imported from the NextPVR server.

NPVR Patch

http://forums.gbpvr.com/showthread.php?52417-NPVR-2-5-9-Current-Patches-and-Getting-Started-info

http://www.gbpvr.com/NPVRSetup_2_6_2.exe.

Netflix Viewer

http://forums.sagetv.com/forums/downloads.php?do=file&id=348
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XBMC Addons
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Project Free
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ICEFilms
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Mashup
http://www.xbmchub.com/blog/download/mashup-plugin-repository-by-mash2k3/
Pandora
http://www.xbmchub.com/blog/download/pandora-internet-radio-for-xbmc/

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forward all mail accounts to jeffjohnson483@google.com
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Premise

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Premise Plugin

http://www.eventghost.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=5547&sid=3a2e25320912bf7f8c2a53fd6a27bb73

India

9/30 botswana

celebrating the independence of Botswana from United Kingdom in 1966.

9/30

introduced in 1991 by International Federation of Translators.

9/30 Agricultural Reform Day
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Cheers to Cheers!
"Cheers", Cliff describing the Buffalo Theory to Norm. Cheers was on NBC from September 30, 1982
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Happy Birthday, Eric Stoltz!
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10/1
Happy Independence Day Cyprus!

Aban Parab

February, March, October; 10th day of Aban, the
eighth Zoroastrian month
Followers of the Zoroastrian religion, today live primarily in Iran and
northwestern India, although smaller communities exist in
Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Canada, the U.S., England, and Australia.

Abbey Road on the River - Memorial Day Weekend

which takes place along the banks of the Ohio River in Louisville, Ky, is the
largest celebration of the band's music in North America. As
many as 25,000 town residents attend — along with Beatles
fans from all over the world — to see dozens of tribute bands
perform on six stages.

www.abbeyroadontheriver.com

Abbotsford International Air Show - August
Widely recognized as Canada's national air show The show is held at the airport in
Abbotsford, British Columbia, and is regularly attended by
upwards of 200,000 people.
www.abbotsfordairshow.com

Abdu'1-Baha, Ascension of
November 28
commemorates the death of Abbas Effendi,
known as Abdu'1-Baha, in 1921 in Haifa, Palestine
www.bahai.org

Abdullah's (King) Birthday in Jordan
January 30
HKJEmbassyDC@jordanembassyus.org

Abha Festival
Six weeks in July-August
established in 1998
to help sustain the city's appeal among tourists. In past years,
over 1.5 million visitors have traveled to the city and attend-
ed the festival's sports competitions, religious activities, and
concerts featuring Arab pop stars.
www.saudiembassy.net

Aboakyer Festival
April or May
Winneba, Ghana, celebrate the Deer-
Hunting competition Festival
www.touringghana.com

Aboriginal Day, National
June 21
Canada
www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/index-eng.asp

Abu Simbel Festival
February 22 and October 22
Abu Simbel, the great temple of Ramses II, in
Egypt. The temple was designed so that only on these two
days in February and October does the sun shine on the four
gods in the sanctuary
www.sis.gov.eg

Academy Awards Ceremony
Late February or March
Oscars or the Academy
Awards. Presented every year since 1929 by the Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, these awards are handed out, numerous after-show parties are
held at various Los Angeles homes and restaurants.
www.oscars.org

Acadian Day
Two weeks in August
Fifty thousand people attend the Acadian Festival in Cara-
quet, New Brunswick, the largest of these celebrations. The
festival takes place for 14 days in August each year and
includes Acadian dance performances, cabaret, and concerts
as well as sporting contests and a blessing of the fleet. The
highlight of the festival is "L'Acadie en Fete," a huge celebra-
tion involving Acadian musicians, singers, artists, and actors.
www.tourismnbcanada.com

Acadian Festival
Length varies, usually three-four days at the end
of June
June 28 as Acadian Day in the state of Maine, and since that
time it has been the site of an Acadian (or French-Canadian)
www.acadianfestival.com

Acadiens, Festivals
Third weekend in September

A combination of several festivals (food, music, crafts, and
more) to celebrate Cajun culture in Lafayette, La., known as
the capital of French Louisiana.
www.festivalsacadiens.com

Accession of H.H. Sheikh Zayed as Ruler of Abu Dhabi
August 6 UAE

On August 6, 1966, His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al
Nahyan overthrew his brother, Sheikh Shakhbut Bin-Sultan
celebrated with a parade featuring floats carrying posters with Sheikh
Zayed's portrait and pictures showing the development that
the UAE has enjoyed due to his reign. A caravan of camels
and other animals follows the floats. Other activities have
included an opera concerning the ruler's life.

Adae-Kese
January
Ashanti people in Ghana. the day on which priest Okomfo Anokye called down from heaven
the Ashantis' Golden Stool.
The Adae festival is held every 40 days throughout the year,
but the January celebration is the largest and most important.
www.touringghana.com

Adam's Peak, Pilgrimage to
December-April
Dalhousie, Sri Lanka. Depending on one's reli-
gious tradition, the footprint belongs to Adam (Muslim), the
Buddha, St. Thomas (Christian), or Lord Shiva (Hindu). Pil-
grims have made the climb for over 1,000 years.
www.sripada.org

Adar Parab
March, April, November; ninth day of Adar, the
ninth Zoroastrian month
Because of discrepan-
cies in the calendars used by widely separated Zoroastrian
communities around the world, there are now three different
calendars in use, and the 9th of Adar can fall either in March,
April, or November.

Adelaide Festival
Two weeks in February-March in even-numbered
years

Adelaide, South Australia, 50 perform-
ances, exhibitions, and workshops in dance, music, film, the-
ater, opera, and the visual arts, featuring artists from all over
the world. www.adelaidefestival.org.au

Adelaide Fringe Festival

Three weeks in February-March during even-
numbered years Held biennially for a three-week period, the Fringe features the latest in the
underground and experimental arts created by independent
artists from Australia, Europe, and the United States. nearly 200,000, making the Adelaide Fringe one
of the largest and most popular arts festivals in the world. www.adelaidefringe.com.au

Administrative Professionals Week
Last full week of April
It takes place during the last full week in April, with Administrative Professionals Day
observed on Wednesday. www.iaap-hq.org

Admission Day
For a listing of all states, see Appendix.

Advent
From the Sunday closest to November 30 to
December 24 in the West; from November 15 to
December 24 in the East
The Advent season marks the beginning of the Christian
year in Western Christianity. Its length varies from 22 to 28
days, beginning on the Sunday nearest St. Andrew's Day
and encompassing the next three Sundays, ending on Christmas Eve.
In the Roman Catholic Church and those of the Anglican
Communion the third Sunday is called Gaudete Sunday,
In Orthodox (Eastern) Christianity, the church year begins on
September 1, and Advent begins on November 15. The
Advent fast is called the Little Lent, because it's shorter than
the Great Lent preceding Easter.

Advent (Germany)
Sunday nearest November 30 through December 24
Many German households observe Advent with an Advent
wreath.

AFC Asian Cup
Every four years

Since 1956, the Asian Football Confederation has held the
AFC Asian Cup tournament every four years to determine
the best soccer team in Asia. The winner of the contest goes
on to compete for the FIFA Confederations' World Cup. www.the-afc.com/eng/index.jsp.html

Africa Industrialization Day
November 20
In 1989 the United Nations designated November 20 as Africa
Industrialization Day. www.un.org

Africa Malaria Day
April 25

Africa Malaria Day is sponsored by an international organi-
zation called Roll Back Malaria, whose members include rep-
resentatives from the World Health Organization, UNICEF,
the United Nations, the World Bank, and various member
countries, organizations, and agencies. www.rbm.who .int

African American Day Parade
Last Sunday in September

The African American Day parade is the largest black parade
in the United States and attracts a crowd of approximately
900,000 annually. Held on the last Sunday of September in
the Harlem neighborhood of New York City, the parade pro-
gresses up Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard from 111th
Street to 142nd Street. The African American Day parade has
been held annually since 1969 www.africanamericandayparade.org

African American Women in Cinema International Film Festival
Late October or early November
three-day event held in New York City since 1998.
aawic.org

African/Caribbean International Festival of Life
Independence Day weekend

Introduced in 1993, the IFOL is a music and culture celebration held in
Washington Park in Chicago during the first week of July.
The family-oriented festival draws more than 150,000 atten-
dees over a four-day period extending from Thursday
through Sunday of Independence Day weekend. www.festivaloflife.com

African Liberation Day
May 25
African Liberation Day focuses on the lib-
eration of all African people. The observance of this day can
be traced back to April 15, 1958, when the Conference of
Independent African States was held in Accra, Ghana. Atten-
dees declared April 15 African Freedom Day www.africa-union.org/root/au/index/index.ht

African Methodist Quarterly Meeting Day
Last Saturday in August
The Big August Quarterly of the African Union Methodist
Protestant Church takes place annually in Wilmington,
Delaware.

African World Festival
Third weekend in August
The African World Festival is a cultural festival held annual-
ly on the third weekend of August in Detroit, Mich. With
more than one million visitors each year, it is one of the
largest ethnic festivals in the United States. Sponsored by the
Charles H. Wright Museum of African- American History, the
festival has been in existence since 1983.
www.maah-detroit.org

Agonalia
January 9
During the festival in honor of Janus known as the
Agonalia, the rex sacrorum or officiating priest sacrificed a
ram.

Agriculture Fair at Santarem, National
10 days beginning first Friday in June
The most important agricultural fair in Portugal is held for 10
days in June each year at Santarem, capital of the rich agricul-
tural province of Ribatejo. www.ribatejo.com/ecos/linguas/english.html

Agua, La Fiesta de
First Sunday in October
A festival held in San Pedro de Casta, Lima Department,
Peru, the Water Festival accompanies the annual cleaning
and maintaining of the river canals.

Agwunsi Festival
August-September
On Agwunsi feast day,
Agwunsi, or Agwu, is the god of healing and divination
among the Igbo people of Nigeria.

Air Races and Air Show, National Championship
September, four days ending on second weekend after Labor Day
4 day nostalgia trip for air buffs, held since 1964 in Reno, Nev.
About 95 to 100 aircraft are generally registered for the races,
providing some 180,000 spectators www.airrace.org

Airing the Classics
Sixth day of sixth lunar month
In China the Double Sixth is the day when Buddhist monas-
teries examine the books in their library collections to make
sure that they haven't been damaged.

AirVenture
Late July-early August

Begun in 1953 as a part of the Milwaukee Air Pageant, the Air-
Venture has grown to become one of the largest conventions
of any kind in the world. enthusiasts of homemade flying craft, designers of more serious craft, and
a host of individuals, companies, and government agencies
involved in the aviation and aeronautics industries.
Some 10,000 aircraft of all kinds are on display at the conven-
tion. An
estimated 750,000 people attend the convention every year.
www.airventure.org

Aizu Byakko Matsuri
September 22-24
northeast Japan,
www.city.aizuwakamatsu.fukushima.jp

Ak-Sar-Ben Livestock Exposition and Rodeo
September
the Ak- Sar-Ben ("Nebraska" spelled backwards) Livestock Exposition
and Rodeo in Omaha dates back to 1928, The exposition lasts five days and features a World Champi-
onship Rodeo, a Catch-a-Calf contest, and entertainment by
well-known country and western stars. But the show's main
purpose historically has been to showcase 4-H activities.
www.aksarben.org

Akshya Tritiya
April-May; third day of the waxing half of the Hindu month ofVaisakha
commemorates the fast observed by the first Tirthankara,
whose name was Risabha and who was given some sugar
cane juice to break his fast.

Akwambo (Path-Clearing Festival)
Date varies
Akwambo Festival is observed by the Fante
people, particularly in the Agona and Gomoa regions of
Ghana, varies from place to place.
On path-clearing day in Agona Nkum the Asafo companies
lead a procession beyond the town's borders where they
pay homage to Oburata Kofi, the god of the well. www.ghanaembassy.org

Al Bustan International Festival of Music and the Arts
February and March
Beirut, Lebanon,
annually presents a program of music dance, marionettes,
and theater, usually centered on a specific theme. The festival was founded in 1994
www.albustanfestival.com

Alabama Blueberry Festival
Third Saturday in June
The Alabama Blueberry Festival is a one-day celebration of
the blueberry in Brewton The celebration,
dedicated to Dr. W. T Brightwell, whose improved varieties
of the Rabbiteye blueberry were introduced here in 1961, fea-
tures tours of the local blueberry farms, live
entertainment, children's rides, arts and crafts, antique car
show, a food contest, and food booths selling all kinds of
locally prepared blueberry dishes, among them cobbler, waf-
fles, ice cream and cakes. Attendance is about 28,000.
www.brewtonchamber.com

Alahamady Be
First new moon in March

Alahamady Be is New Year's Day in Madagascar, The Malagasy new year traditionally begins
in March. Alahamady Be is celebrated with the appearance
of the year's first new moon. Festivities last for two days.
People put on their best clothes, feast, give presents, and
sing religious songs. www.madagascar-consulate.org

Alamo Day
March 6
In 1836 a garrison of Texans took a stand against the Mexican
army at a Franciscan mission in San Antonio named after the
grove of cottonwood trees (alamo in Spanish) that surround-
ed it. Led by Lieutenant William Barret Travis, the band of
187 volunteers, including border heroes Davy Crockett and
James Bowie, was besieged for 13 days by 3,000-5,000 Mexi-
cans under the leadership of General Antonio Lopez de Santa
Anna. Travis refused to surrender and the Alamo was over-
run by the opposing army on the morning of March 6. Only
women and children among the defenders survived.

Since 1897, this day has been celebrated as Texas Heroes' Day.
www.thealamo.org

Alasitas Fair
January 24
La Paz, Bolivia, Shoppers can find tiny repli-
cas of just about every kind of object — cars, houses, foods,
furniture, clothes, tools, household goods, and, especially,
money — and seek those which represent items they would
like to have in the coming year. After purchasing the minia-
ture object of one's desire, the next step is to take it to church
to have it blessed.
www.bolivia-usa.org

Alaska Day
October 18
commemorates the formal transfer of Alaska from Russia
to the United States on October 18, 1867. Today the lowering of the Russian flag and the raising of the
Stars and Stripes is reenacted every year as part of this five-
day festival in Sitka. Other events include a parade and a
period costume ball.
www.travelalaska.com

Albania Independence Day
November 28

The Albanian people proclaimed their independence from
the Turks on this day in 1912.
Independence Day is a public holiday observed throughout
Albania and is marked by a festive parade in Tirana, the cap-
ital. It is closely followed by Liberation Day on November 29,
the day on which the invasions of German and Italian troops
during World War II were terminated in 1944. www.embassyofalbania.org

Albania Republic Day
January 11
Republic Day was a national holiday in Albania, also known
as Anniversary Day, which commemorated the founding of
the Communist government on January 11, 1946, until April
15, 1991, when the first Parliament since the fall of the Soviet
Union convened. www.embassyofalbania.org

Alberta Heritage Day
First Monday in August
A notable annual event scheduled just before Alberta Her-
itage Day is the Crowsnest Pass Doors Open and Heritage
Festival. Held since 2006, this tourist-friendly event takes
place in the Canadian Rockies and includes heritage hikes,
storytelling, and tours of historical sites and local architecture.
www.heritagecanada.org

Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta
First full week in October
More than
1,000 balloons, some more than six-stories high, present
dizzying colors and designs in the skies of New Mexico for a
nine-day fiesta that attracts nearly a million spectators.
www.balloonfiesta.com

Aldeburgh Festival of Music and the Arts
June
Aldeburgh, England
17-day festival, activities continue
year-round through Aldeburgh Productions and include
classical, folk and jazz concerts; opera; contemporary dance;
the Britten-Pears School for Advanced Musical Studies; the
Snape Proms; and the Easter Festival. www.aldeburgh.co.uk

Aldersgate Experience
Sunday nearest May 24
May 24, 1738, John Wesley (1703-1791), co-
founder of the Methodist Church converted, The anniversary of this event is commemorated by
the Methodist Church on the Sunday nearest May 24.

Alexandra Rose Day
June; Saturday
commemorates the arrival of Queen Alexandra (1844-
1925), wife of the English king, Edward VII, in England on
June 26, 1862.

Algeria Independence Day
July 5
On this day in 1962, more than 100 years of French rule in
Algeria came to an end as France officially recognized a ref-
erendum for independence that was passed by a vote of the
Algerian people on July 1. Another important celebration takes place on Algeria
National Day, which commemorates the day the successful
revolution against the French began.
www.algeria-us.org

Algeria National Day
November 1

This national holiday, also known as Revolution Day, com-
memorates the day in 1954 Algerians began their revolution
against the French, who had ruled since 1830. www.algeria-us.org

Ail-American Soap Box Derby
First Saturday in August
The Soap Box Derby is a youth racing program that has been
run nationally since 1934. www.aasbd.com

All Saints' Day
November 1 in the West; first Sunday after Pentecost in the East
celebration of all the Christian saints — particularly those who have no special feast days of
their own. Also known as All-Hallomas or All Hallows' Day,
www.greekorthodox.org.au

All Saints' Day (France)
November 1

Both All Saints' Day, La Toussaint, and All Souls' Day, Le
Jour des Morts, are widely observed in France. Church services in the day, mem-
by evening Cemeteries everywhere are crowded with people who come to clean and decorate the
family graves.

All Souls' Day, November 2, is dedicated to
prayers for the dead who are not yet glorified. Church serv-
ices are often followed by visits to the churchyard, and fami-
lies get together to pay homage to the deceased.

All Saints' Day (Louisiana)
November 1
All Saints' Day is celebrated in many areas of the United
States where there are large Roman Catholic populations. lighting can-
dles throughout the cemeteries in anticipation of All Souls'
Day on November 2.

All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day
(Guatemala)
October 31-November 2

Throughout Latin America, All Saints' Day, November 1,
and All Souls' Day, November 2, are treated like a single
holiday. Families pay homage to the dead on All Souls' Day by
decorating the graves of their loved ones and offering flow-
ers, corn, squash, and orange slices at church. wild horse races, in which many of the riders
have been drinking since the previous night. In the town of
Santiago Sacatepequez people fly huge kites in the graveyard
and many attach prayers and notes to their deceased loved
ones to the kites' tails. www.visitguatemala.com/nuevo/mainE.asp

All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day (Peru)

November 1-2
many of the young
men deliver cakes in the form of a baby, decorated with colored
candies to their sweetheart's home. There they hold a mock
baptismal ceremony in which they play the role of godfather.
November 2 the young men of Tomaiquiche village visit their
girlfriends' homes at dawn to sing to them. The girls reward
their suitors by opening a window or door and dousing them
with drops of urine. www.promperu.gob.pe

All Souls' Day
November 2 in the West; second Saturday prior to Lent and the day before Pentecost in the East
Although All Souls' Day is
observed informally by some Protestants, it is primarily a
Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Orthodox holy day.

In many Catholic countries, people attend churches, which
are appropriately draped in black, and visit family graves on
this day to honor their ancestors. Orthodox Christians commemorate the dead on the second
Saturday before Lent begins and on the day before Pentecost.

In Mexico, it is a national holiday called the Dia de los Muer-
tos (or Day of the Dead). In the United States, Dia de los
Muertos is celebrated in areas where there is a large Mexican-
American population.

In Portugal, November 2 is known as Dia dos Finados (All
Souls' Day), and the day is observed with special masses and
processions to cemeteries. Similar celebrations are held for
All Souls' Day in Ecuador, El Salvador, the French West
Indies, Macao, and Uruguay.

In Italy II Giorno dei Morti begins at dawn with a solemn
Requiem for the dead.

All Souls' Day (Cochiti Pueblo)

November 2
Cochiti Pueblo Indians, who occupy the northernmost of
the Keresan-speaking pueblos along the Rio Grande west of
Santa Fe, refer to this day as "Their Grandfathers Arrive
from the West Feast" (or "Their Grandfathers Arrive from
the Dead Feast"). www.indianpueblo.org

Allen (Richard), Birthday of

February 14

The son of two slaves, Richard Allen (1760-1831) was born in
Philadelphia on this day. By the time he was 26 years old, he
had saved enough money to buy his way out of slavery, and
soon after that he established an African- American congrega-
tion that met on Sunday afternoons in St. George's Methodist
Church. set up America's first African-American church in an old
blacksmith shop. His followers were known as Allenites.
www.l stdistrict-ame .org

Alma Highland Festival and Games
May, Memorial Day weekend
Alma, Michigan, celebrates its Scottish her-
itage by holding a traditional Highland Festival for three
days in late May each year. Scottish athletic events, border collie
demonstrations, fiddling contests, an arts and crafts show,
piping, drumming, and highland dancing. food is
meat pies, haggis, bri-dies and shortbread. www.almahighlandfestival.com

Almabtrieb
September
Salzburg, Austria, and other areas
cattle are decorated with flowers and the Sennerinnen, or
herding girls once the cattle are safely in for the
winter, the farmers hold welcome-home feasts which are fol-
lowed by music, dancing, and singing. www.salzburg.gv.at/en/en-index

Aloha Festivals
September-October
celebration of Hawaiian culture. a two-month
affair with 300 events that starts in Honolulu in early Septem-
ber and runs through the end of October, with a week of fes-
tivities on every island of Hawaii. canoe races, street parties, cultural events, parades,
and pageantry. www.alohafestivals.com

Alpaufzug
May or June
Also known as Alpine Cattle Drive, an old custom in
Switzerland is this springtime "ascent to the mountains,"
when goats and cows are driven to higher pasture.herders and their families dressing in traditional costume
and everyone enjoying the cattle show and Cow
Fights www.appenzell.ch/en

Alpenfest
Third week in July
Gaylord MI
basically a celebration of summer.
A highlight of the festival is the "Burning of the Boog." Peo-
ple write their troubles on slips of paper and place them in the
Boog — a 300-pound, 10-foot-high monster — which is then
burned, giving spectators a chance to watch their troubles lit-
erally go up in smoke. The festival also boasts a number of
outdoor cafes which host "the World's Largest Coffee Break."
www.gaylordchamber.com

Amalaka Ekadashi
February-March; 11th day of waxing half of Hindu month ofPhalguna
day for worshipping the Alma tree (Amalaka),
where Vishnu is believed to live. An Amalaka tree is ceremo-
nially bathed and watered, a fast is observed, and Brahmans
are given gifts.
also marks the beginning of the Holi or spring festival in India, where people splash each other with
colored water and red powder (an aphrodisiac), indulge in
eating and drinking, and generally behave in an uninhibited

Amalgamated Order of Real Bearded Santas International Conference
Third Sunday in January
AORBS is an international organization "dedicated to training Santas
and enhancing their portrayal of Santa Claus for the benefit
of your family and community." www.aorbsinc.com

Amarnath Yatra
July -August; full moon of Hindu month of Sravana
a pilgrimage to the Amarnath cave about 12,700
feet, is along narrow, winding mountain trails. The thousands
of pilgrims who make this trip include everyone from sadhus
(holy men) walking barefoot over the stones and snow to
wealthy people being carried by coolies. www.jammukashmir.nic.in

Amazon & Galapagos Day
February 12

Two significant events happened in Ecuadoran history on the
same date: the discovery of the Amazon River headwaters by
Spanish explorer Francisco de Orellana in 1542 and the incor-
poration of the Galapagos Islands in 1832.
Dia del Oriente (Orient Day), is a reference to the eastward destination of the explorers.

2014
February 7–February 23 – 2014 Winter Olympics will be held in Sochi, Russia.
March 7–March 16 – 2014 Winter Paralympics will be held in Sochi, Russia.
March 22 – is Comet Holmes (17P/Holmes) next perihelion.
April 29 – Annular solar eclipse.
May 29 – is 4P/Faye next perihelion.
June – The James Webb Space Telescope will be launched.
June 13–July 13 – 2014 FIFA World Cup is held in Brazil
August 24 – The NASA's New Horizons spacecraft will cross the orbit of Neptune after 8½ years journey on to Pluto. It will be faster than Voyager 2, which took 12 years.

February 1 – Imbolc (Celebrated on February 2 in some places)
March 4 – Shrove Tuesday
March 5 – Ash Wednesday
March 17 – St Patrick's Day
March 20 – Spring Equinox
April 20 – Easter
May 1 – May Day
June 21 – Summer solstice, also known as Midsummer
August 1 – Lammas
September 23 – Fall Equinox
October 4 – Eid al-Adha
October 23 – Diwali
November 1 – All Saints and Samhain
December 17 – Chanukah
December 21 – Winter solstice
December 25 – Christmas

2015
February – NASA's Dawn spacecraft is expected to arrive at the dwarf planet Ceres.
March 20 – Total solar eclipse (visible in the North Atlantic).
July 1 – Earth, Venus, and Jupiter will be ordered on a single line.
July 1 – July 26, The 17th Pan American Games Will be held in Toronto, Canada.
July 14 – NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is expected to fly by Pluto and Charon at 50,000 kilometers per hour and explore the area for five months until distance becomes too great. New Horizons will then enter the Kuiper belt and eventually leave our Solar System.
September 13 – Partial solar eclipse.
Back to the Future Part II (1989): Dr. Emmett Brown, Marty McFly, and Jennifer Parker travel to October 21 of this year.
October 25 – The expected return of the Comet 22P/Kopff

2016
Ghostbusters II (1989): According to a guest on Peter Venkman's talk show, the end of the world will occur on February 14.
May 9 – Transit of Mercury
August 5–August 21 – 2016 Summer Olympics will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
September 7–September 18 – 2016 Summer Paralympics will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
In the FlashForward episode, "The Garden of Forking Paths", Mark Benford discovers on Dyson Frost's chalkboard that December 12, 2016 was ambiguously labeled, "The End"

2017
January 1 – Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey are set to enter the European Union.
February 11 – Penumbral lunar eclipse
February 26 – Annular solar eclipse will be visible from parts of South America and Africa.
March 31 – The Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository is scheduled to begin accepting nuclear waste.[1]
June – Confederations cup 2017
July 1 – The first possible government in Hong Kong elected by universal suffrage is scheduled to take office.
August 7 – Partial lunar eclipse
August 21 – From 16:50 to 20:02 UTC, the first total solar eclipse of the 21st century for the United States, and the first visible in the continental U.S. since February 26, 1979, takes place. Totality will occur along a path curving from Oregon to South Carolina, and will last at most 2 minutes 40.2 seconds. The location and time of "greatest eclipse" will be on the western edge of Christian County, Kentucky at 36.9715 degrees North and 87.6559 degrees West occurring at 18:25.4716 UTC

2018
January 1 – Estonia takes over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union from the United Kingdom.
July 1 – Bulgaria takes over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union from Estonia.
July 27 – Mars will make its closest approach to Earth since 2003. It will not be as close as the 2003 opposition.

2019
January 1 – Assuming that the copyright laws are not changed further, all works published in 1923 enter the public domain in the U.S., the first works to do so since the passage of the 1998 Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act.
July 1 – Romania takes over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
The Island (2005), on 19 July until 23 July
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
January

1 New Year's Day

Paul Revere. 1735-1818
Emancipation proclamation. 1863

2 Slavery abolished. 1863

3 St. Genevieve's Day

4 Sir Isaac Newton. 1642-1727
Jakob Ludwig Grimm. 1785-1863

5 Twelfth Night

Commodore Stephen Decatur. 1779-1820

6 Charles Sumner. 1811-1874

7 Israel Putnam. 1718-1790

8 Battle of New Orleans. 1815

Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema. 1836-
9

10 Ethan Allen. 1737-1789

11 Alexander Hamilton. 1757-1804
Bayard Taylor. 1825-1878

12 Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi. 1746-1827
John Singer Sargent. 1856-

13

14 Zachris Topelius. 1818-1898

15 Moliere, stage name of Jean Baptiste Poquelin. 1622-1673
16

17 Benjamin Franklin. 1706-1790

18 Daniel Webster. 1782-1852

19 Robert Edward Lee. 1807-1870
Edgar Allen Poe. 1706-1849

20 St. Agnes' Eve

21 Thomas J. Jackson. (Stonewall Jackson) 1824-1863

22 Francis Bacon. 1561-1626

George Gordon, Lord Byron. 1788-1824

23 John Hancock. 1737-1793

24 Charles James Fox. 1749-1806

25 Robert Burns. 1759-1796

26 Mary Mapes Dodge. 1831-

27 Wolfgang Amedeus Mozart. 1756-1791

Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) 1832-1898
William II. Emperor of Germany, 1859-
28

29 William McKinley. 1843-1901

Duke of Abruzzi. lSlS-See April 16

30 Walter Savage Landor. 1775-1864

31 Robert Morris. 1734-1806

Franz Peter Schubert. 1797-1828

February

1 Commodore David Porter. 1780-1843

2 Candlemas Day

3 Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy. 1809-1847
Horace Greeley. 1811-1872

4

5 Sir Robert Peel. 1788-1850

6 Aaron Burr. 1756-1836

Sir Henry Irving. 1838-1905

7 Charles Dickens. 1812-1870

8 John Ruskin. 1819-1900

William Tecumseh Sherman. 1820-1891
Jules Verne. 1828-1905

9 William Henry Harrison. 1773-1841

10 Charles Lamb. 1775-1834

11 Thomas Alva Edison. 1847-

12 Abraham Lincoln. 1809-1865
Charles Darwin. 1809-1882

13

14 St. Valentine's Day

15 Galileo Galilei. 1564-1642

16 Ernest Haeckel. 1834-
17

18 Treaty of Ghent ratified, 1815. (The treaty of peace be-

tween United States and Great Britain which ended
the war of 1812)

19 Maurus Jokai. 1825-1904
David Garrick. 1717-1779

20 Joseph Jefferson. 1829-1905

21 John Henry Newman. 1801-1890

22 George Washington. 1732-1799
James Russell Lowell. 1819-1891

23 George Friedrich Handel. 1685-1749
G. F. Watts. 1817-1904

24 George William Curtis. 1824-1892
25

26 Victor Marie Hugo. 1802-1885

27 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. 1807-1882

28 About this season, and ending on Ash-Wednesday, is

Mardi-Gras, observed in many cities of the South.
The pre-lenten time is also observed in other locali-
ties with picturesque carnivals

March

1 Frederic Francois Chopin. 1809-1849
Georg Ebers. 1837-1898

William Dean Howells. 1837-
Augustus Saint Gaudens. 1848-1907

2 General Sam Houston. 1793-1836
Pope Leo XIII. 1810-1903

Carl Schurz. 1829-1906
3
4

5 Boston massacre. 1770

6 Michelangelo Buonarroti. 1475-1564
Elizabeth Barrett Browning. 1806-1861
Philip Henry Sheridan. 1831-1888
George Du Maurier. 1834-1896

7 Sir John Frederick William Herschel. 1792-1871
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer. 1802-1873

8 Edwin Percy Whipple. 1819-1886
Richard Malcolm Johnston. 1822-1898

9 Amerigo Vespucci. 1451-1512

Battle between Merrimac and Monitor. 1862

10 Luise, Queen of Prussia. 1776-1810.

11 Torquato Tasso. 1544-1595

12 Felix Alexandre Guilmant. 1837-
13

14 Karl Philipp Emanuel Bach. 1714-1788
Johann Strauss. 1804-1849

Maxim Gorky. 1868-

15 The Ides of March — Julius Caesar murdered. 44 B. C.
Andrew Jackson. 1767-1845.

16 Caroline Herschel. 1750-1848
James Madison. 1751-1836

17 St. Patrick's Day

18 John Caldwell Calhoun. 1782-1850
Grover Cleveland. 1837-1908

19 David Livingstone. 1813-1873

20 Henrik Ibsen. 1828-1906
Charles William Eliot. 1834-

\21 Robert Bruce. 1274-1329

Johann Sebastian Bach. 1685-1750

Jean Paul Richter. 1763-1825
22 Sir Anthony Vandyke. 1599-1641

William I, King of Prussia. 1797-1888

Rosalie Marie Bonheur. 1828-1899
23

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24 William Morris. 1834-1896

25

26

27 Alfred Victor de Vigny. 1799-1863
Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen. 1844-

28 Raphael Sanzio. 1483-1520
Johann Comenius. 1592-1670

29 Good Friday-
John Tyler. 1790-1862

30

31 Easter

Joseph Haydn. 1732-1809
Edward Fitzgerald. 1809-1883
William Morris Hunt. 1824-1879
John La Farge. 1835-
Andrew Lang. 1844-

April

1 All Fool's Day

Prince von Bismarck. 1815-1898

2 Thomas Jefferson. 1743-1826

Hans Christian Andersen. 1805-1875

3 Washington Irving. 1783-1859
Edward Everett Hale. 1822-
John Burroughs. 1837-

4

5 Elihu Yale. 1648-1721

Frank Richard Stockton. 1834-1902

Algernon Charles Swinburn. 1837r-1909
6

7 William Wordsworth. 1770-1850

8 Christian IX, King of Denmark 1818-1906

9 Lee's surrender at Appomatox. 1865

10 William Hazlitt. 1778-1830

11 Edward Everett. 1794-1865

12 Henry Clay. 1777-1852
13

14

15 Louis Adolphe Thiers. 1797-1877
John Lothrop Motley. 1814-1877
Henry James. 1843-

16 Sir John Franklin. 1786-1847

17 William Gilmore Simms. 1806-1870

18 Paul Revere's ride. 1775

19 Patriot's Day (Battle of Lexington and Concord) 1775
Roger Sherman. 1721-1793

20 Marcus Aurelius. 121-180 A. D.
Alice Cary. 1820-1871

21 Friedrich Froebel. 1782-1852
Charlotte Bronte. 1819-1855

22 Henry Fielding. 1707-1754
James Buchanan. 1791-1868

23 St. George's Day

William Shakespeare. 1564-1616
James Anthony Froude 1818-1894
24

25 Oliver Cromwell. 1599-1658

26 David Hume. 1711-1776
Alfred Krupp. 1812-1887

27 Edward Gibbon. 1737-1794
Samuel F. B. Morse. 1791-1872
Lajos Kossuth. 1802-1894

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Herbert Spencer. 1820-1903
Ulysses Simpson Grant. 1822-1885

28 James Monroe. 1758-1831

29 Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington. 1769-1852

30 Inauguration of Washington. 1789

May

1 May Day-
Joseph Addison. 1672-1719
George Inness. 1825-1894

2 Catherine II, Empress of Russia. 1729-1796

3 Nicolo Machiavelli. 1469-1527
Edward Dowden. 1843-

4 John James Audubon. 1780-1851
Horace Mann. 1796-1859

William Hickling Prescott. 1796-1859
Thomas Henry Huxley. 1825-1895

5 Eugenie, Empress of France. 1826-

6 Robert Edwin Peary. 1856- See April 16

7 Robert Browning. 1812-1889
Johannes Brahms. 1833-1897

8 Joan of Arc raised the siege of Orleans. 1429

9 John Brown. 1800-1859
James Matthew Barrie. 1860-

10 Arbor Day

James Bryce. 1838-
11

12 Florence Nightingale. 1820-
Dante Gabriel Rossetti. 1828-1882
Henry Cabot Lodge. 1850-

13 Settlement of Jamestown, Va. 1607

Maria Theresa, Archduchess of Austria. 1717-1780
Alphonse Daudet. 1840-1897

14 Dante Alighieri. 1265-1321
15

16 Honore de Balzac. 1799-1850
William Henry Seward. 1801-1872

17 Alfonso XIII, King of Spain. 1886-

18 John Wilson (Christopher North), 1785-1854
Nicholas II, Czar of Russia. 1868-

19

20 John Stewart Mill. 1806-1873

21 Albrecht Durer. 1471-1528
Alexander Pope. 1688-1744
Elizabeth Gurney Fry. 1780-1845

22 Richard Wagner. 1813-1883

23 Thomas Hood. 1798-1845
Margaret Fuller. 1810-1850

24 Carolus Linnaeus (Karl von Linn6). 1707-1778
Victoria, Queen of England. 1819-1901

MAY 65

25 Ralph Waldo Emerson. 1803-1882
Bulwer-Lytton. 1803-1873

26 Hubert von Herkomer. 1849-

27 Nathanael Greene. 1742-1786
Julia Ward Howe. 1819-

28 William Pitt. 1759-1806
Thomas Moore. 1779-1852

Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz. 1807-1873

29 Patrick Henry. 1736-1799

30 Memorial Day
Alfred Austin. 1835-

31 Walt Whitman. 1819-1892

June

1 Father Jacques Marquette. 1637-1675

2 John Godfrey Saxe. 1816-1887
Thomas Hardy. 1840-

3 Sydney Smith. 1771-1845
Jefferson Davis. 1808-1889

4 George II, King of England. 1738-1820

5 Adam Smith. 1723-1790

6 Velasquez. 1599-1660
Pierre Corneille. 1606-1684
Nathan Hale. 1755-1776

7

8 Robert Schumann. 1801-1856
John Everett Millais. 1829-1896

9 Peter the Great, Czar of Russia. 1672-1725
George Stephenson. 1781-1848

John Howard Payne. 1791-1852
Richard Doddridge Blackmore. 1825-1900
10

11 Ben Jonson. 1573-1637
Richard Strauss. 1864-

12 Harriet Martineau. 1802-1876
Charles Kingsley. 1819-1875

13 Frances Burney d' Arblay. 1752-1840
Thomas Arnold. 1795-1842

14 Flag Day. Stars and stripes adopted. 1777
Harriet Beecher Stowe. 1811-1896

15 Magna Charta signed by King John. 1215
Edward Grieg. 1843-1907

16

17 Bunker Hill Day. 1775

Charles Francois Gounod. 1818-1893

18 Battle of Waterloo. 1815

19 Blaise Pascal. 1623-1662
20)

21

22 Julian Hawthorne. 1846-

23 Josephine, Empress of the French. 1763-1814

24 John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough. 1650-1722
Henry Ward Beecher. 1813-1887

25
26
27 Charles XII, King of Sweden. 1682-1718

JUNE 75

28 Henry VIII, King of England. 1491-1547
John Wesley. 1703-1791

Jean Jacques Rousseau, 1712-1778
Giuseppe Mazzini. 1805 (8)-1872
John Boyle O'Reilly. 1844-1890

29 Peter Paul Rubens. 1577-1640
Celia Thaxter. 1835-1894

30

July

1 Dominion Day. Canadian holiday, the anniversary of

the union of the provinces. 1867

2 Lee's resolution declaring the U. S. independent passed

Continental Congress. 1776

3 Thomas Cranmer. 1489-1556
Christoph Willibald Gliick. 1714-1787
Richard Henry Stoddard. 1825-1903
John Singleton Copley. 1737-1815

4 Independence Day. Declaration of independence adop-

ted. 1776
Nathaniel Hawthorne. 1804-1864
Giuseppe Garibaldi. 1807-1882

5 Mrs. Sarah Kemble-Siddons. 1755-1831
David Glasgow Farragut. 1801-1870

6 John Paul Jones.. 1747-1792
Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico. 1832-1867
Daniel Coit Gilman. 1831-

7

8 Jean de LaFontaine. 1621-1695
Fitz-Greene Halleck. 1790-1859

9 Henry Hallam. 1777-1859
Elias Howe. 1819-1867

10 John Calvin. 1509-1564

Sir William Blackstone. 1723-1780

James Abbott McNeill Whistler. 1834-1903

11 John Quincy Adams. 1767-1848

12 Henry David Thoreau. 1817-1862

13 Gustav Freytag. 1816-1895

14 National holiday in France, anniversary of the taking

of the Bastille. 1789
John Gibson Lockhart. 1794-1854

15 Rembrandt van Ryn. 1607-1669
William Winter. 1836-

16 Andrea del Sarto. 1486-1531
Sir Joshua Reynolds. 1723-1792

17 Isaac Watts. 1674-1748

18 William Makepeace Thackeray. 1811-1863
19

20 St. Margaret's Day

Petrarch. 1304-1374.
21
22
23 Coventry Patmore. 1823-1896

80 ANNIVERSARIES AND HOLIDAYS

24 Alexandre Dumas, the elder. 1802-1870
Josiah Gilbert Holland. 1819-1881

25 St. Christopher's Day
Maxfield Parrish. 1870-

26 Charles Carleton Coffin. 1823-1896

27 Charlotte Corday. 1768-1793
Alexandre Dumas, the younger. 1824-1895

28 Jean Baptiste Camille Corot. 1796-1875
Stephen Phillips. 1868-

29 Hiram Powers. 1805-1873
Eastman Johnson. 1824-1906

30

31 John Ericsson. 1803-1889

General George Henry Thomas. 1816-1870

Paul du Chaillu. 1835-1903

August

1 William Clark. 1770-1838
Richard Henry Dana. 1815-1882
Maria Mitchell. 1818-1889

2 Francis Marion Crawford. 1854-1909
William Watson. 1858-

3 Henry Cuyler Bunner. 1855-1896
Haakon VII, King of Norway. 1872-

4 Percy Bysshe Shelley. 1792-1822
Walter Horatio Pater. 1839-1904

5 Guy de Maupassant. 1850-1893

6 Fenelon. 1651-1715

Alfred, Lord Tennyson. 1809-1892

7 Frederic William Farrar. 1831-1903

8 Charles Anderson Dana. 1819-1897
Laurence Hutton. 1843-1904

9 Izaak Walton. 1593-1683
John Dryden. 1631-1700
Francis Scott Key. 1779-1843
Laurent Solomon Juneau. 1793-1856

10 Camillo Benso, Count di Cavour. 1810-1861
11

12 Robert Southey. 1774-1843

13 Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward. 1844-

14 Ernest Thompson Seton. 1860-

15 Napoleon Bonaparte. 1769-1821
Sir Walter Scott. 1771-1832
Walter Crane. 1845-

16 Bennington Battle Day. Holiday in Vermont. 1777

17 Henry Drummond. 1851-1897
Meriwether Lewis. 1774-1809

18 Charles Francis Adams. 1807-1886
Francis Joseph 1, Emperor of Austria. 1830-
Robley Dunglison Evans. 1846-

19 Pierre Jean de Beranger. 1780-1857
James Lenox. 1800-1880

20 Robert Herri ck. 1591-1674

21 John Tyndall. 1820-1893
22

23 Cuvier. 1769-1832

Oliver Hazard Perry. 1785-1819

24 William Wilberforce. 1759-1833

25 Francis Bret Harte. 1839-1892

26 Sir Robert Walpole. 1676-1745

AUGUST g?

27 Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. 1770-1831

28 Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. 1749-1832
Count Lyoff Tolstoi. 1828-

Sir Edward Burne-Jones. 1833-1898

29 John Locke. 1632-1704

Oliver Wendell Holmes. 1809-1894

George Frisbie Hoar. 1826-1904
30
31 Charles James Lever. 1806-1872

Hermann Ludwig Ferdinand von Helmholtz. 1821-1894

Wilhelmina, Queen of Holland. 1880-

September

1 Sir Richard Steele. 1672-1729

2 Labor Day. (First Monday in September)
Henry George. 1839-1897

Eugene Field. 1850-1895

3 Sarah Orne Jewett. 1849-

4 Phoebe Cary. 1824-1871

5 First Continental Congress assembled in Carpenter's

Hall, Philadelphia. 1774
Cardinal Richelieu. 1585-1642

I 6 Pilgrims sailed from Plymouth, England, in the May-

flower. 1620
Marquis de Lafayette. 1757-1834

7 Elizabeth, Queen of England. 1533-1603

8 Ariosto. 1474-1533

August Wilhelm von Schlegel. 1767-1845
Antonin Dvorak. 1841-

9 Battle of Flodden Field. 1513

10 Battle of Lake Erie, Perry's victory. 1813

II Discovery of Hudson River. 1609
12 Charles Dudley Warner. 1829-1900
13

14 Alexander von Humboldt. 1769-1859

15 James Fenimore Cooper. 1789-1851

16 Francis Parkman. 1823-1893

17 Constitution of the TJ. S. adopted. 1787

18 Samuel Johnson. 1709-1784
19

20

21 Girolamo Savonarola. 1452-1498

22

23 Naval battle. Bonhomme Richard, commanded by Paul

Jones, captured the Serapis. 1779
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen. 1848-1895

24 John Marshall. 1755-1835
Zachary Taylor. 1487-1850

25 Balboa discovered the Pacific ocean. 1513
26

27 Samuel Adams. 1722-1803
George Cruikshank. 1792-1878

28 Frances Elizabeth Willard. 1839-1898
Kate Douglas Wiggin. 1857-

29 Horatio Nelson. 1758-1805
Frederick Schwatka. 1849-1892

30 Richard Brinsley Sheridan. 1751-1816
Lord Roberts of Kandahar. 1832-

Octob

er

1 Captain James Lawrence. 1781-1813
2

3 George Bancroft. 1800-1891

4 St. Francis' Day

Jean Francois Millet. 1814-1875

5 Jonathan Edwards. 1703-1758
Horace Walpole. 1717-1797

John Addington Symonds. 1840-1893

6 Jenny Lind. 1820-1887
7

8 Edmund Clarence Stedman. 1833-1908
John Hay. 1838-1905

9 Cervantes. 1547-1615

10 Giuseppe Verdi. 1813-1901
Fridtjof Nansen. 1861- See April 16

11 Theodore Thomas. 1835-1905

12 Discovery of America. 1492
George Washington Cable. 1844-

13

14 William Penn. 1644-1718

15 Virgil. B. C. 70-19

16 Noah Webster. 1758-1843

17 Surrender of Burgoyne at Saratoga. 1777

18 Helen Hunt Jackson. 1831-1885

19 Surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown. 1781
Leigh Hunt. 1784-1859

20 The Louisiana Purchase. 1803
Sir Christopher Wren. 1632-1723
Thomas Hughes. 1823-1896

21 Samuel Taylor Coleridge. 1772-1834
Samuel Francis Smith. 1808-1895

22 Franz Liszt. 1811-1886

23 Francis Hopkinson Smith. 1838-
24

25 Thomas Babington Macaulay. 1800-1859

26 Count Helniuth von Mcltke. 1800-1891

27 Theodore Roosevelt. 1858-
28

29 James Boswell. 1740-1795
John Keats. 1795-1821

30 John Adams. 1735-1826

31 Hallowe'en.

November

1 All Saints' Day

2 Daniel Boone. 1734-1820

Marie Antoinette, Queen of France. 1755-1793

3 William Cullen Bryant. 1794-1878

4 Guido Reni. 1575-1642
Edmund Kean. 1787-1833

5 Gunpowder plot — Guy Fawkes' Day.
6

7 Andrew D. White. 1832-
8

9 Edward VII, King of England. 1841-
Ivan Turgenieff. 1818-1883

10 Martin Luther. 1483-1546
Oliver Goldsmith. 1728-1774
Friedrich von Schiller. 1759-1805
Henry Van Dyke. 1852-

11 St. Martin's day

Thomas Bailey Aldrich. 1836-1907
Henry Mills Alden. 1836-

12 Joseph Hopkinson. 1770-1842
Elizabeth Cady Stanton. 1815-1902

13 Edwin Booth. 1833-1893

Robert Louis Stevenson. 1850-1894

14 Robert Fulton. 1765-1815

15 William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham. 1708-1778
Sir William Herschel. 1738-1822

Richard Henry Dana. 1787-1879
16
17

18 Asa Gray. 1810-1888

19 St. Elizabeth's Day
Thorwaldsen. 1770-1844

James Abram Garfield. 1831-1881
20

21 Voltaire. 1694-1778

22 La Salle. 1643-1687
George Eliot. 1819-1880
Justin McCarthy. 1830-

23 Abigail Adams. 1744-1818

24 Frances Hodgson Burnett. 1849-

25 St. Catherine's Day
Andrew Carnegie. 1837-

26
27

102 ANNIVERSARIES AND HOLIDAYS

28 Thanksgiving Day.

29 Sir Philip Sidney. 1554-1586
Amos Bronson Alcott. 1799-1888
Wendell Phillips. 1811-1884
Louisa May Alcott. 1832-1888

30 John Bunyan (baptized). 1628-1688
Jonathan Swift. 1667-1745

Cyrus West Field. 1819-1892
Anton Rubinstein. 1829-1894
Samuel Langhorne Clemens. 1835-

December

1 Alexandra, Queen of England. 1844-

2 Jane Andrews. 1833-1887

3 Sir Frederick Leighton. 1830-1896

4 Thomas Carlyle. 1795-1881

5 Christina Rossetti. 1830-1894
George Armstrong Custer. 1839-1876

6 St. Nicholas' Day

7 Mary, Queen of Scots. 1542-1587

8 Eli Whitney. 1765-1825
Bjornstjerne Bjornson. 1832-
Jcel Chandler Harris. 1848-1908

9 Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden. 1594-1632
John Milton. 1608-1674

10 William Lloyd Garrison. 1805-1879

Edward Eggleston. 1837-1902
11

12 John Jay. 1745-1829

John Richard Green. 1837-1883

13 Heinrich Heine. 1797-1856
Phillips Brooks. 1835-1893

14 Puvis de Chavannes. 1824-1898

15 Edwin H. Blashfield. 1848-

16 Ludwig von Beethoven. 1770-1827
Jane Austen. 1775-1817

Boston Tea Party. 1773

17 Sir Humphry Davy. 1778-1829
John Greenleaf Whittier. 1807-1892

18 Karl Maria von AVeber. 1786-1826
Edward Alexander MacDowell. 1861-1908

19
20

21 Forefathers' Day. 1620

22 Franz AM. 1819-1885

23 Charles Augustus Sainte-Beuve. 1804-1869

24 Matthew Arnold. 1822-1888

25 Christmas Day.

26 Thomas Gray. 1716-1771

27 Louis Pasteur. 1822-1895

28 Charles Wesley. 1708-1788

29 William Ewart Gladstone. 1809-1898

30 Rudyard Kipling. 1865-
31 Jacques Cartier. 1494-1552

Festivals

http://www.makemytraveleasy.com/details/Festival-dates-2012-2013.html

http://beeradvocate.com/events/calendar/2013/01

Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week April 8-14
National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, the first full week of every November
February 20-26, 2011 marks the Animal Legal Defense Fund's third annual National Justice for Animals Week.

It's National Month of?

Adopt-a-Rescued-Bird Month: (January)

National Wild Bird Feeding Month: (February)

Responsible Pet Owners Month: (February)

National Cat Health Month: (February)

Pet Dental Health Month: (February)

Adopt-a-Rescued Rabbit Month: (February)

Adopt-a-Rescued-Guinea Pig Month: (March)

Dolphin Awareness Month (March)

Adopt-a-Rescued-Guinea Pig Month: (March)

Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month: (April)

National Frog Month: (April)

World Habitat Awareness Month - Learn how to protect the havitat of all Earth's creatures.

Zoo and Aquarium Month (April)

National Duckling Month: (May)

International Respect for Chickens Month & Day (May 4)

Disaster Preparedness Month: (June)

Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat Month: (June)

Adopt-a-Cat Month: (June)

Zoo and Aquarium Month (June)

Wild About Wildlife Month: (July)

National Catfish Month: (August) Food or Fish?

World Animal Day & Month (October)

Adopt-a-dog Month: (October)

Adopt-a-Shelter-Dog Month: (October)

Adopt-a-Senior-Pet Month: (November)

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It's National Week Of:

Homes for Birds Week- Week 2 - (February)

National Wildlife Week - Week 3 - (February)

National Professional Pet Sitters Week: March 6-12

National Poison Prevention Week: March 20-26

National Wildlife week (Week 3) March

Be Kind to Spiders Week - April

International Pooper Scooper Week - Week 1

Animal Cruelty/Human Violence Awareness Week: April 17-23

Be Kind to Animals Week - Week 2

National Pet ID Week--April 18-24

National Week of the Ocean - Week 3 - (April)

Scoop the poop week - Week 4 - (April)

Forest Week - Week 4 - (April)

National Pet Week--1st week of May

Be Kind to Animals Week--1st week of May

National Pet Week--1st week of May -?

Nation Professional Pet Sitters Week

National Dog Bite Prevention Week: May 15-21

Nation Professional Pet Sitters Week

Carpenter Ant Awareness Week--June 20-26

Pet Appreciation Week (PAW) - Second week in June

Take Your Pet to Work Week: (Week 3)

National Dog Week - Week 3/some calendars say week 4 (September)

National Farm Animals Awareness Week: (Week 3) (September)

National Veterinary Technician Week: October 16-22

Squirrel Awareness Week: (Week 2) (October)

Wildlife Week: (Week 3) (October)

World Rainforest Week: (Week 3) (October)

World Rainforest Week: (Week 4) (October)

National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week: November

National Cat Week - First week in November

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It's National Day of:

World Pet Memorial Day: June 12

National Homeless Animals Day: August 20

Pet Memorial Day: September 11

National Dress Up Your Pet Day--January 14

Spay Day USA: February 22

What if Cats and Dogs Had Opposable Thumbs? Day

National Horse Protection Day: March 1st

www.horseprotectionday.org

Tag Day: April 2

Buzzard's Day--March 15

Serpent Day--February 1

Donald Duck Day--June 9

Sea Serpent Day--August 7

National Pig Day--March 1

Save the Rhino Day - May 1

World Turtle Day - May 23

National Ferrett Day - April 2

Cuckoo Warning Day--June 21

Cordova Ice Worm Day--February 3

Frog Jumping Jubilee Day / May 19

Rattle Snake Round-up--January 28

Champion Crab Races Day--February 17

International Polar Bear Day--February 27

Festival for the Souls of Dead Whales--December 10

Yell,"Fudge!" at the Cobras in North America Day--June 2

National Farm Animals Awareness Week: September 18-24

What if Cats and Dogs Had Opposable Thumbs? Day - (February)

National Wildlife Day: September 4th

www.nationalwildlifeday.org

National Bird Day / January 5 : On National Bird Day take the time to appreciate the native wild birds flying free outside our windows and make an effort to learn about birds both in the wild and our feathered friends that we keep as pets. www.nationalbirdday.com

Squirrel Appreciation Day - Always January 21

Christy Hargrove from Asheville, North Carolina started Squirrel Appreciation Day on January 21, 2001. Christy is a wildlife rehabilitator in North Carolina, and is is affiliated with the Western North Carolina Nature Center. Celebrate Squirrel Appreciation Day by feeding your tree climbing friends. Help supplement their food for the winter and enjoy watching them eat their food.

Bald Eagle Appreciation Days

National Dress Up Your Pet Day--January 14

National Penguin Awareness Day - January 19

Rattle Snake Round-up--January 28

Seeing Eye Guide Dog Birthday 1929 - January 29

National Answer Your Cat's Question Day--January 22

Groundhog Day - February 1

Serpent Day--February 1

Hedgehog Day - February 2

Cordova Ice Worm Day--February 3

Champion Crab Races Day--February 17

Love your pet day - February 20? more than one date found

Spay Day USA: February 22

International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day--February 23

International Polar Bear Day--February 27

National Horse Protection Day: March 1st / www.horseprotectionday.org

Buzzard's Day--March 15

National Pig Day--March 1

Porky Pig's Birthday (debut 1937) - March 2

Save a Spider Day : (March 14)

Learn about Butterflies Day: (March 14)

Buzzard's Day: (March 15)

World Turtle Day: (March 23)

National Puppy Day: March 23rd / www.nationalpuppyday.org

Tag Day: April 2

Zoo Lovers Day - April 8

Draw a Picture of a Bird Day - April 8

Pet Owner's Day - April 19

National Animal Cracker Day - April 19

Earth Day - April 22

Sylvester the Cat's Birthday - April 24

Woody Woodpecker Day (Creator Walter Lant's Birthday) - April 27

Save the Rhino Day - May 1

Hug your cat day - some say May 3 others May 15

Respect for Chickens Day - May 4

Dinosaur Day - May 15

Hug your cat day - May 15

Frog Jumping Jubilee Day / May 19

World Turtle Day - May 23

Sea Turtle Day - May 23

Whooping Crane Day (First Born in Captivity) - May 28

Slugs Return to Capistrano Day - May 28

Pink Flamingo Day - May 29

Hug your cat day: May 30

Dinosaur Day: (June 1) more than one date

American Zoo Day: (June 1 )

World Pet Memorial Day: June 12

Donald Duck Day--June 9

Cuckoo Warning Day--June 21

Take Your Dog To Work Day - June 23 or 24?

Yell,"Fudge!" at the Cobras in North America Day--June 2

American Zoo Day - July 1

Don't Step on a Bee Day - July 10

All American Pet Photo Day - July 11

I Love Horses Day - July 15

Shark Awareness Day - July 15

Cow Appreciation Day - July 18

Monkey Day - July 21

Rat Catcher's Day - July 22

Mosquito Day - July 23

Dinosaurs Day - August 2 (more than one date)

National Homeless Animals Day: August 20

Sea Serpent Day--August 7

Spoil Your Dog Day - August 10

National Homeless Animals Day - August 18

National Dog Day: August 26th / www.nationaldogday.org

Pet Memorial Day: September 11

National Wildlife Day: September 4th / www.nationalwildlifeday.org

Pink Panther's Birthday - September 6

National Pet Memorial Day - September 14

Road Runner's and Wiley E. Coyote Debuted - September 16

Fish Amnesty Day - September 23

National Bluebird of Happiness Day - September 24

World Rabies Day - September 28

Happy Goose Day - September 29

Farm Animals Day - October 1

World Farm Animals Day - October 2

Butterfly and Hummingbird Day - October 3

World Day for Animals - October 4

Reptile Awareness Day - October 21

Mole Day - October 23

Mule Day - October 26

National Cat Day: October 29th / www.nationalcatday.org

Hug a Bear Day - November 7

Festival for the Souls of Dead Whales--December 10

Monkey Day - December 14

National Mutt Day: December 2nd / www.nationalmuttday.org

Cat Herdings Day / December 15- Ok this is going to be a brain full - The phrase herding cats comes from the common saying that something involving coordination of many different groups or people is as difficult as herding cats. Visit the blog The Joy of Cat Herding and get expert advice for solving cat behavior problems.

April Fools' Day:

April Fools' Day or All Fools' Day although not a holiday in its own right, is a notable day celebrated in many countries on April 1.

Bloomsday:

Bloomsday is a commemoration observed annually on 16 June in Dublin and elsewhere to celebrate the life of Irish writer James Joyce and relive the events in his novel Ulysses, all of which took place on the same day in Dublin in 1904.

Bubble Gum Day - (February 1)

Christmas Eve

December 24, is the day before Christmas Day, the celebrated birthday of Jesus. In the Western Christian Churches, the Christmas season liturgically begins on Christmas Eve, and is preceded by a four-week fast called Advent.

International Caps Lock Days

28 June and 22 October are annually marked as International Caps Lock Days as a parody holiday first noted in 2000.

Festivus

A annual holiday invented by writer Dan O'Keefe and introduced into popular culture by his son Daniel, a scriptwriter for the TV show Seinfeld. Although the original Festivus took place in February 1966 as a celebration of O'Keefe's first date with his wife, Deborah, most people now celebrate the holiday on December 23, as depicted on the December 18, 1997 Seinfeld episode "The Strike".

First Contact Day

(5 April) (The day Vulcans establish first contact with humanity) - Star Trek: First Contact is a 1996 science fiction film and the eighth feature film based in the Star Trek fictional universe.

International Cannabis Day:

(20 April) 420, 4:20 or 4/20 (pronounced four-twenty) refers to consumption of cannabis and, by extension, a way to identify oneself with cannabis subculture. The notable day for these is April 20. (Not to be confused with J-Day, an international protest held on the first Saturday of May.)

International Dadaism Month:

A month of celebrating the Dada movement. On 27 December 2005, Mayor Dennis "Boog" Highberger of Lawrence, Kansas proclaimed International Dadaism month. However, in Dada spirit, Highberger did not select a specific month to celebrate Dada. Instead he proclaimed International Dada month as 4 February, 28 March, 1 April, 15 July, 2 August, 7 August, 16 August, 26 August, 18 September, 22 September, 1 October, 17 October, and 26 October. Highberger and Cypress Frankenfeld selected the dates by first rolling dice to determine the number of days, then pulling numbers corresponding to every day in the year (1-365) from a colorful top hat.

International Scurvy Awareness Day

(2 May) Official Website: LimeStrong.

International Talk Like a Pirate Day

(19 September) - International Talk Like a Pirate Day (ITLAPD) is a parodic holiday invented in 1995 by John Baur ("Ol' Chumbucket") and Mark Summers ("Cap'n Slappy"), of Corvallis, Oregon, who proclaimed September 19 each year as the day when everyone in the world should talk like a pirate. For example, an observer of this holiday would greet friends not with "Hello," but with "Ahoy, me hearty!" The holiday, and its observance, springs from a romanticized view of the Golden Age of Piracy.

International Yak Day (April 29)

Ninja Day

On this day, people are encouraged to dress as ninja, engage in ninja-related activities, & spread information on ninja online. December 5 was originally chosen because December 5, 2003 marked the release of Tom Cruise's film The Last Samurai (which featured a scene where samurai battled ninja). Since then the focus has shifted towards the more familiar Pirates versus Ninjas conflict, & the day has served as a virtual counterpoint to International Talk Like a Pirate Day .

Mischief Night

(30 October) - Mischief night is a tradition in northern England, Scotland, Ireland, and the United States of a night in the calendar when the custom is for preteens and teenagers to take a degree of license to play pranks and do mischief to their neighbors/neighbours.

Mole Day:

Mole Day is celebrated among chemists in North America on October 23, between 6:02 AM and 6:02 PM, making the date 6:02 10/23 in the American style of writing dates. Many high schools around the United States and in Canada celebrate Mole Day as a way to get their students interested in chemistry, with various activities often related to chemistry or moles. Some schools celebrate Mole Day on June 2 (6/02 in MM-DD format) and occasionally February 6 (6/02 in DD-MM format), rather than October 23 (10/23), presumably from 10:23 AM to 10:23 PM. Often either of these is instituted as a "second" mole day for schools that run on semester rather than yearly basis, to give both semesters' worth of students an opportunity to celebrate. * Some schools celebrate "Mole Week" around October 23.

The American Chemical Society sponsors National Chemistry Week, which occurs from the Sunday through Saturday during October in which the 23rd falls. This makes Mole Day an integral part of National Chemistry Week.

Monkey Day

Celebrated internationally on December 14. The holiday is primarily celebrated with costume parties intended to help draw attention to issues related to simians, including medical research, animal rights, and evolution. The holiday also cuts across religious boundaries and provides opportunities to share monkey stories

National Gorilla Suit Day

Gorilla suits are recognized through National Gorilla Suit Day, January 31. The holiday was concocted by MAD cartoonist Don Martin in a 1963 paperback Don Martin Bounces Back!. The most notable story in the tome revolves around a hapless fellow named Fester Bestertester, who dares to mock the concept of National Gorilla Suit Day and is thus repeatedly pummeled by gorillas. The holiday was recently promoted on comic book writer Mark Evanier's news from me blog until Don Martin's widow request that all references to the holiday be removed in late 2007.

National Hugging Day

National Hug Day or National Hugging Day is an annual holiday that occurs on January 21 and is officially recognized by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The holiday has since spread to multiple different countries. The purpose for the holiday is to help everyone show more emotion in public. Offer a hug to anyone and everyone you want.

Opposite Day

(random date, most often 25 January) - Opposite Day is a holiday which is celebrated by many schoolchildren, though often in an irregular fashion and not on any pre-determined day of the year. Typically, when Opposite Day is declared, statements always mean the opposite of what they say. In the sense that it would "excuse" untrue statements, it is related to the notion that crossed fingers automatically nullify promises.

Pi Day

(14 March) or Pi Approximation Day (22 July) - Pi Day and Pi Approximation Day are two holidays held to celebrate the mathematical constant π (pi). Pi Day is observed on March 14 (3/14 in American date format), due to π being equal to roughly 3.14. The first Pi Day celebration was held at the San Francisco Exploratorium in 1988, with staff and public marching around one of its circular spaces, and then consuming fruit pies; the museum has since added pizza pies to its Pi Day menu. People who celebrate Pi Day usually celebrate Mole Day & Square root day as well.

Robert Burns Day / Burns Night

A celebration of the life and poetry of the poet Robert Burns, author of many Scots poems. The suppers are normally held on or near the poet's birthday, 25 January, sometimes also known as Robert Burns Day or Burns Night (Burns Nicht), although they may in principle be held at any time of the year.

Burns suppers may be either formal or informal. Informal suppers typically include haggis (a traditional Scottish dish), Scotch whisky and the recitation of Burns' poetry. Formal dinners are hosted by organisations such as Burns clubs, the Freemasons or St Andrews Societies and occasionally end with dancing when ladies are present.

S.A.D. -- (Single's Awareness Day)

(14 February) - is a humorous holiday celebrated on February 14 (although some prefer the 13th or the 15th to get away from the commercialism associated with the 14th). It serves as an alternative to Valentine's Day for people who are single: that is, who are not involved in a romantic relationship. Some observers of SAD do so out of spite for Valentine's Day, as a Hallmark holiday, or for other reasons. On Singles Awareness Day, single people gather to celebrate or to commiserate in their single status.

Tax Freedom Day

Tax Freedom Day is the first day of the year in which a nation as a whole has theoretically earned enough income to fund its annual tax burden.

Towel Day

Towel Day is celebrated every 25 May as a tribute by fans of the late author Douglas Adams. On this day, fans carry a towel with them to demonstrate their love for the books & the author, as referred to in Adams's The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The commemoration was first held in 2001, two weeks after Adams's death on 11 May 2001.

World Party Day / (P-Day)

is celebrated every year on April 3 as a synchronized global mass celebration of a better world and the active creation of desirable reality.

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Other Unofficial Holidays:

A

* Ask a Stupid Question Day

* Autistic Pride Day

B

* International Bacon Day

* Bark Mitzvah

* International Beer Day

* Black Day

* Bloomsday

* Blue Monday (date)

* Buy Nothing Christmas

C

* Celebrate Bisexuality Day

* Chrismukkah

* Christmas in August (Yellowstone)

* Christmas in July

* Día de la Chupina

* Community Manager Appreciation Day

* National Corndog Day

* Cyber Black Friday

* Cyber Monday

D

* International Dadaism Month

* National Dark-Sky Week

* Darwin Day

* Data Privacy Day

* Day of Dialogue

* Day of Silence

* Distaff Day

* DNA day

E

* Everybody Draw Mohammed Day

F

* First Rain

* Foursquare Day

* Friday the 13th

G

* Gay Blue Jeans Day

* Geek Pride Day

* Global Orgasm

* Go Skateboarding Day

* Gotcha Day

H

* Handsel Monday

* Hobbit Day

* Honesty Day

I

* International Fetish Day

K

* World Kindness Day

L

* World Laughter Day

* Loot Day - Feb. 13

* List of Unofficial Observances by date

M

* Middle Name Pride Day

* Milk Day

N

* National Day of Listening

* National Nothing Day

* National Public Gardens Day

* New Beer's Eve

* Newman Day

* Nickanan Night

O

* Opening Day

P

* National Paper Airplane Day

* Plunderathon

* Primal Scream (Harvard)

R

* Random Acts of Kindness Day

* Record Store Day

* National Regifting Day

S

* School Day of Non-violence and Peace

* Senior Skip Day

* Sequential time

* Shutdown Day

* Singles Awareness Day

* Software Freedom Day

* Solstice Cyclists

* Spirit Day

* Square Root Day

* Star Wars Day

* International Students' Day

* Super Saturday

* International Surfing Day

* International Sweater Vestival

* System Administrator Appreciation Day

T

* Tolkien Reading Day

U

* Unbirthday

V

* Valentine Phantom

W

* National Weatherperson's Day

* World Metrology Day

* World UFO Day

X

* X-Day (Church of the SubGenius)

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INDEX

Abruzzi, Jan. 29. See Apr. 16

Abt, Dec. 22

Adams, Abigail. Nov. 23

Adams. C. F. Aug. 18

Adams, J. Q. July 11

Adams, John, Oct. 30

Adams, Samuel, Sept. 27

Addison, May 1

Agassiz, May 28

Agnes' Eve, St. Jan. 20

Alcott, A. B. Nov. 29

Alcott, L. M. Nov. 29

Alden, H. M. Nov. 11

Aldrich, T. B. Nov. 11

Alexandra, Queen, Dec. 1

All Fool's Day, Apr. 1

All Saints' Day, Nov. 1

Allen, Ethan, Jan. 10

Alma- Taderna, Jan. 8

Alphonso XIII, King of Spain.

May 17
America discovered, Oct. 12
Amerigo Vespucci. See Vespucci
Andersen, Hans, Apr. 2
Andrea del Sarto. See Sarto
Andrews, Jane. Nov. 2
Appomatox, Apr. 9
April Fool's Day. See All Fool's

Day
Arblay. Mme d'. June 12
Arbor Day, May, p. 66.
Arctic exploration. See Apr. 16
Ariosto, Sent. 8
Arnold, Matthew, Dec. 24
Arnold, Thomas. June 13
Arthur. King. See Aug. 6
Andnbon, May 4
Aurelius. Marcus. See Marcus

Aurelins
Austen. Jane. Dec. 16
Austin. Alfred, May 30

Bach, J. S. Mar. 21

Bach, K. F. E. Mar. 14

Bacon. Jan. 22

Balboa discovered the Pacific
ocean, Sept. 25

Balzac, Honore de, May 16

Bancroft, Oct. 3

Barrie. May 9

Bastille, Taking of the, July 14

Beecher, June 24

Beethoven, Dec. 16

Bennington. Battle of. Aug. 16

Benso, Camillo. See Cavour

Beranger. Aug. 19

Bird Day. See Arbor Day

B'smarck, Apr. 1

Bjornson, Dec. 8

Blackmore, June 9

Blackstone. July 10

BlashfieM. Dec. 15

Bonaparte. See Napoleon Bona-
parte

Bonheur, Mar. 22

Boone, Nov. 2

Booth. Edwin. Nov. 13

Boston massacre. Mar. 5

Boston tea party. Dec. 16

Roswen, Oct. 29

Boyesen. Sept. 23

Brahms, May 7

Bronte, Ch^-lotte, Apr. 21

Brooks. PhMlips, Dec. 13

Brovrn. John. May 9

Browning:, K. B. Mar. 6

Brownir«r. Bobert, May 7

Brnee. Mar. 21

Bryant, Nov. 3

Brvce. Mny 10

Buchanan. James. Apr. 22

T^ulwer-Lvtton. Sef Lytton

Bunker TTH1 Dav. June 17

118

ANNIVERSARIES AND HOLIDAYS

Bunyan, Nov. 30
Burgoyne's surrender at Sara-
toga, Oct. 17
Burne-Jones, Aug. 28
Burnett, Nov. 24
Burney, Frances. See Arblay
Burns, Jan. 25
Burr, Feb. 6
Burroughs, Apr. 3
Byron, Jan. 22

Cable, Oct. 12

Calhoun, Mar. 18

Calvin, July 10

Candlemas Day, Feb. 2

Carlyle, Dec. 4

Carnegie, Nov. 25

Carroll, Lewis. See Dodgson

Cartier, Jacques, Dec. 31

Cary, Alice, Apr. 20

Cary, Phoebe, Sept. 4

Catherine, St. Nov. 25

Catherine II, Empress of Rus-
sia, May 2

Cavour, Aug. 10

Cervantes, Oct. 9

Charles XII, King of Sweden.
June 27

Chopin, Mar. 1

Christian IX, King of Denmark,
Apr. 8

Christmas, Dec. 25

Christopher, St. July 25

Churchill, John, June 24
« Clark, William, Aug 1. See
Aug. 18

Clay, Apr. 12

Clemens, Nov. 30

Cleveland, Mar. 18

Coffin. C. C. July 26

Coleridge, Oct. 21

Comenius, Mar. 28

Concord, Battle of. See Apr. 19

Constitution of the U. S.
adopted. Sept 17

Continental congress, First, 1774.
Sept. 5

Cooper, J. F. Sept. 15

Copley, the elder, July 3

Cor day, July 27

Corneille. Pierre, June 6

Cornwallis' surrender at York-
town, Oct. 19

Corot. July 28

Crane, Walter, Aug 15

Cranmer. July 3

Crawford. F. M. Aug. 2

Cromwell, Oliver, Apr. 25

Cruiksbank. George, Sept. 27

Currer, Belle. See Bronte, Char-
lotte

Curtis, Feb. 24
Custer, Dec. 5
Cuvier, Aug. 23

Dana, C. A. Aug. 8

Dana, R. H. Nov. 15

Dana, R. H. Jr. Aug. 1

Dante. May 14

D'Arblay. See Arblay

Darwin, Feb. 12

Daudet, Alphonse, May 13

Davis, Jefferson, June 3

Davy, Humphrey, Dec. 17

Decatur, Jan. 5

Declaration of Independence

passed Continental Congress,

July 2
Decoration Day. See Memorial

Day
De Vigny. See Vigny
Dickens, Feb. 7
Dodge, M. M. Jan. 26
Dodgson, Jan. 27
Dominion Day, July 1
Dowden, May 3
Drummond, Henry, Aug. 17
Dryden, Aug. 9
Du Chaillu, July 31
Dumas, pere, Julv 24
Dumas, fils, July' 27
Du Maurier, Mar. 6
Diirer, May 21
Dvorak, Sept. 8

Easter, Mar. p. 52
Ebers, Mar. 1
Edison, Feb. 11
Edward, King, Nov. 9
Edwards, JoDathan, Oct. 5
Eggleston, Edward, Dec. 10
Eliot, C. W. Mar. 20
Eliot, George, Nov. 22
Elizabeth. St. Nov. 19
Elizabeth, Queen of England,

Sept. 7
Emancipation proclamation, Jan.

1
Emerson, May 25
Ericsson, John, July 31
Eugenie. Empress, May 5
Evans. R. D. Aug. 18
Everett, Edward, Apr. 11

Farragut, July 5
Farrar, Aug. 7
Fenelon. Aug. 6
Field, C. W. Nov. 30
Field, Eugene, Sept. 2
Fielding, Apr. 22
Fitzgerald, Edward, Mar. 31
Flag Day, June 14

INDEX OF NAMES

119

Floddeu Field, Battle of, Sept.
9

Forefather's Day, Dec. 21

Fourth of July. See Independ-
ence Day

Fox, C. J. Jan. 24

France, national holiday, Tak-
ing of the Bastille, July 14

Francis of Assisi, St. Oct. 4

Francis Joseph I, Aug. 18

Franklin, Benjamin, Jan. 17

Franklin, Sir John, Apr. 16

Freytag, July 13

Froebel, Apr. 21

Froude, Apr. 23

Fry, May 21

Fuller, Margaret, May 23

Fulton, Nov. 14

Galileo, Feb. 15

Garfield. Nov. 19

Garibaldi, July 4

Garrick, Feb. 19

Garrison, Dec. 10

Genevieve, St. Jan. 2

George, St. April 23

George III, King of England,

June 4
George, Henry, Sept. 2
Ghent, Treaty of, ratified, Feb.

18
Gibbon, Edward, Apr. 27
Gilman. D. C. July 6
Gladstone, Dec. 29
Gliick, July 3
Goethe. Aug. 28
Goldsmith, Nov. 10
Gordon, George. See Byron.
Gorky, Mar. 14
Gounod. June 17
Grant, U. S. Apr. 27
Gray, Asa, Nov. 18
Gray. Thomas, Dec. 26
Greeley. Feb. 3
Green, J. R. Dec. 12
Greene, Nathaniel, May 27
Grieg, June 15
Grimm, J. L. Jan. 4
Guido Reni. See Reni, Guido
Guilmant, Mar. 12
Gustavus II, Adolphus, King of

Sweden, Dec. 9

Haakon VII, King of Norway,

Aug. 3
Haeckel. Feb. 15
Hale, E. E. Apr. 3
Hale, Nathan, June 6
Hallam. Henry. July 9
Halleck, Fitz-Greene, July 8
Hallowe'en, Oct. 31

Hamilton, Alexander, Jan. 11

Hancock, John, Jan. 23

Handel, Feb. 23

Hardy. Thomas, June 2

Harris, J. C. Dec. 8

Harrison. W. H. Feb. 9

Harte, Aug. 25

Hawthorne, Julian, June 22

Hawthorne, Nathaniel, July 4

Hay, Oct. 8

Haydn, Mar. 31

Hazlitt, William, Elder, Apr. 10

Hegel, Aug. 27

Heine, Dec. 13

Helmholtz, Aug. 31

Henry VIII, King of England,

June 28
Henry, Patrick, May 29
Herkomer, May 26
Herrick, Aug. 20
Herschel, Caroline, Mar. 16
Herschel, J. F. W. Mar. 7
Herschel, William, Nov. 15
Hoard, G. F., Aug. 29
Holland, J. G. July 24
Holmes, Aug. 29
Hood, Thomas, May 23
Hopkinson, Joseph, Nov. 12
Houston, Mar. 2
Howe, Elias, July 9
Howe, J. W. May 27
Howells, Mar. 1
Hughes, Thomas, Oct. 20
Hugo, Feb. 26
Humboldt, Alexander von, Sept.

14
Hume. Apr. 26
Hunt, Leigh, Oct. 19
Hunt, W. M. Mar. 31
Hutton, Laurence, Aug. 8
Huxley, May 4

Ibsen, Mar. 20
Ides, Mar. 15

Independence Hay, July 4
Inn ess, May 1
Ireland. See March 17
Irving:, Henry, Feb. 6
Irving, Washington, Apr. 3

Jackson, Andrew, Mar. 15
Jackson, H. H. Oct. 18
Jackson, Stonewall, Jan. 21
James, Henry, Apr. 15
Jamestown, Va. Settlement of,

Mav 13
Jay. Dec. 12

Jefferson, Joseph, Feb. 20
Jefferson, Thomas, Apr. 2
Jewett, S. O. Sept. 3

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120

ANNIVERSARIES AND HOLIDAYS

Joan of Arc raised the siege of

Orleans, May 8
Johnson, Eastman, July 29
Johnson, Samuel, Sept. 18
Johnston, R. M. Mar. 8
Jokai, Feb. 19
Jones, Paul, July 6
Jones, Paul, captured the Serapis,

Sept. 23
Jonson, Ben, June 11
Josephine, Empress, June 23
Juneau, Aug. 9

Kean, Edmund, Nov. 4

Keats. Oct. 29

Key, Aug. 9

Kingsley, Charles, June 12

Kipling, Dec. 30.

Kossuth, Apr. 27

Krupp, Apr. 26

Labor day, p. 94

La Farge, Mar. 31

Lafayette, Sept. 6

La Fontaine. July 8

Lake Erie, Battle of. Sept. 10

Lamb, Charles, Feb. 10

Landor, Jan. 30

Land seer, Mar. 7 *

Lang, Mar. 31

La Salle, Nov. 22

Lawrence. James, Oct. 1

Lee, R. E. Jan. 19

Lee's surrender at Appomatox,

Apr. 9
Leighton, Frederick, Dec. 3
Lenox, Aug. 19
Lent, Feb. p. 40
Leo XIII, Pope, Mar. 2
Lever, Aug. 31
Lewis and Clark expedition.

See Aug. 18
Lewis, Meriwether, Aug. 17
Lexington, Battle of, Apr. 19
Lincoln, Feb. 12
Lind, Jenny, Oct. 6
Linnaeus, Mav 24
Liszt, Oct. 22
Livingstone, Mar. 19
Locke, Aug. 29
Lockhart. Julv 14
Lodge, H. C. May 12
Longfellow, Feb. 27
Louisiana purchase. Oct. 20
Lowell. Feb. 22
Luise, Queen , Mar. 10
Luther, Nov. 10
Lytton, E. G. E. L. Bulwer-

May 25

Macaulay. Oct. 25
McCarthy, Nov. 22

MacDowell, Dec. 18

Machiavelli, May 3

ivlcivinley, Jan. 29

Madison, Mar. 16

Magna Charta signed by King

John, June 15
Mann, May 4
Marcus Aurelius, Apr. 20
Margaret, St. July 20
Maria Theresa, Archduchess of

Austria, May 13
Marie Autoinette. Nov. 2
Marquette, June 1
Marshall, John, Sept. 24
Martin, St. Nov. 11
Martineau, Harriet, June 12
Mary, Queen of Scots, Dec. 7
Maupassant, Aug. 5
Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico,

July 6
May Day, Mav 1
Mayflower sailed, Sept. 6
Mazzini, June 28
Memorial Day, May 30
Mendelssohn, Felix, Feb. 3. See

Musicians
Merrimac and Monitor, Battle of,

Mar. 9
Michelangelo, Mar. 6
Mill, J. S. May 20
Millais, June 8
Millet, J. F. Oct. 4
Milton, Dec. 9
Mitchell, Maria, Aug. 1
Moliere, Jan. 15
Moltke, Oct. 2<4

Monitor, Battle of. See Merrimac
Moore, May 28
Morris, Robert, Jan. 31
Morris, William, Mar. 24
Morse, S. F. B. Apr. 27
Motley, Apr. 35

Mozart, Jan. 27. See Musicians
Musicians, Jan. p. 32

Nansen, Oct. 10. See Apr. 16

Napoleon Bonaparte, Aug. 15

Nelson, Horatio, Sept. 29

New Orleans, Battle of, Jan. 8

New Year, Jan. 1

Newman, Feb. 21

Newton, Isaac. Jan. 4

Nicholas. St. Dec. 6

Nicholas II, Czar of Russia, May

18
Nightingale, May 12
North. Christopher. See Wilson,

John

O'Reilly. June 28

Orleans, Siege of, Raised, May 8

INDEX OF NAMES

121

Pacific ocean discovered by Bal-
boa, Sept. 25

Parkman, Sept. 16

Parrish, Maxneld, July 25

Pascal, June 19

Pasteur, Dec. 27

Pater, Aug. 4

Patmore, July 23

Patrick's Day, St. Mar. 17

Patriots' Day, Apr. 19

Payne, June 9

Peary, May 6. See Apr. 16

Peel, Feb. 5

Penn, Oct. 14

Perry, O. H. Aug. 23

Pestalozzi, Jan. 12

Peter the Great, June 9

Petrarch, July 20

Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart. See
Ward, E. S. P.

Phillips, Stephen, July 28

Phillips. Wendell, Nov. 29

Pilgrims. See Dec. 21

Pilgrims sailed in Mayflower,
Sept. 6

Pitt, William, 1st Earl of Chat-
ham, Nov. 15

Pitt, William, May 28

Poe, Jan. 19

Pope, Alexander, May 21

Pope Leo XIII. See Leo XIII

Poquelin, Jean Baptiste. See
Moliere

Porter, Commodore. Feb. 1

Powers. Hiram. July 29

Prescott, W. EL, May 4

Putnam, Israel, Jan. 7

Puvis de Chavannes, Dec. 14

Raphael, Mar. 28

Rembrandt, July 15

Reni, Guido, Nov. 4

Revere, Paul, Jan. 1

Revere's ride, Apr. 18

Reynolds, Sir Joshua, July 16

Richelieu, Sept. 5

Richter, Mar. 21

Roberts of Kandahar, L.ord, Sept.

30
Rontgen, Mar. 27
Roosevelt, Oct. 27
Rossetti. Christina. Nov. 5
Rossetti, D. G. May 12
Rousseau, J. J. June 28
Rubens, June 28
Rubinstein. Nov. 30
Ruskin, Feb. 8

Saint-Beuve. Deo. 23
Saint Gaudens. Mar. 1
St. Patrick's Day. See Patrick's
Day, St'.

Sargent, Jan. 12

Sarto, Andrea del, July 16

Savonarola, Sept. 21

Saxe, June 2

Schiller, Nov. 10

Schlegel, A. W. von, Sept. 8

Schubert, Jan. 31. See Musicians

Schumann, Robert, June 8

Schurz, Mar. 2

Schwatka, Sept. 29

Scott, Aug. 15

Seton, Aug. 14

Seward, W. H. May 16

Shakespeare, Apr. 23

Shelley, Aug. 4

Sheridan, P. H. Mar. 6

Sheridan, R. B. Sept. 30

Sherman, Roger, Apr. 19

Sherman, W. T. Feb. 8

Siddons, July 5

Sidney, Philip, Nov. 29

Simms, Apr. 17

Slavery abolished, Jan. 2

Smith, Adam, June 5

Smith, F. H. Oct. 23

Smith, S. F. Oct. 21. See Aug. 9

Smith, Sidney, June 3

Southey, Aug. 12

Spencer, Herbert, Apr. 27

Stanton, E. C. Nov. 12

Stedman, Oct. 8

Steele, Sept. 1

Stephenson, George, June 9

Stevenson, R. L.. Nov. 13

Stockton. Apr. 5

Stoddard, R. H. July 3

Stowe, June 14

Strauss, Johann, Vater, Mar. 14

Strauss, Richard, June 11

Sumner. Charles, Jan. 6

Sumner, H. C. Aug. 3

Swift. Nov. 30

Symonds, Oct. 5

Tasso. Mar. 11
Taylor. Bayard. Jan. 11
Taylor. Zachary. Sept. 24
Tennyson, Aug:. 6
Thackeray. July IS
Thanksgiving. Nov. p. 106
^bnxter. June 29
Thiers. Anr. 15
Thomas G. FT. July 31
T'homns. Theodore. Oct. 11
Thompson. S<»ton tf">> Soton
Thorean. July 12
Tnorwaldseu, Nov. 19,
Tolstoi. A Tier. 28
Tonel^s Jnn. 14
Tnrpnn'pff. Nov H
Twain Mprk. Stop Clemens
Twelfth Night, Jan. n

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ANNIVERSARIES AND HOLIDAYS

Tyler, John, Mar. 29
Tyndall, Aug. 21

U. S. constitution adopted, Sept.
17

Valentine's Day, Feb. 14

Vandyke, Sir Anthony, Mar. 22

Van Dyke, Henry, Nov. 10

Velasquez, June 6

Verdi, Oct. 10

Verne, Feb. 8

Vespucci, Mar. 9

Victoria, Queen, May 24

Vigny, Mar. 27

Virgil, Oct. 15

Voltaire, Nov. 21

Wagner, Richard, May 22

Walpole, Horace, Oct. 5
Walpole, Robert, Aug. 26
Walton, Aug. 9
Ward, E. S. P. Aug. 13
Warner, C. D. Sept. 12
Washington, Feb. 22
Waterloo, Battle of, June 18
Watson, William, Aug. 2

Watts, G. F. Feb. 23

Watts, Isaac, July 17

Weber, Dec. 18

Webster, Daniel, Jan. 18

Webster, Noah, Oct. 16

Wesley, Charles, Dec. 28

Wesley, John, June 28

Whipple, Mar. 8

Whistler, July 10

White, A. D. Nov. 7

Whitman, Walt, May 31

Whitney, Eli, Dec. 8

Whittier, Dec. 17

Wiggin, Sept. 28

Wilberforce, Aug. 24

Wilhelmina, Queen, Aug. 31

Willard, F. E. Sept. 28

William II, Emperor of Ger-
many, Jan. 27

William I, King of Prussia,.
Mar. 22

Wilson, John, May 18

Winter, William, July 15

Wordsworth, Apr. 7

Wren, Oct. 20

Yale, Elihu, Apr. 5

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Daylight savings
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Albania All locations Tirana Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Andorra All locations Andorra La Vella Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28

Antarctica Some locations South Pole Sunday, September 30 Sunday, April 1
Armenia All locations Yerevan No DST in 2012
Australia Most locations Melbourne Sunday, October 7 Sunday, April 1
Queensland, Northern Territory, Western Australia, Christmas Island Brisbane No DST in 2012
Lord Howe Island Lord Howe Island Sunday, October 7 Sunday, April 1
Other Macquarie Island DST all year in 2012
Austria All locations Vienna Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Belgium All locations Brussels Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Belize All locations Belmopan No DST in 2012
Benin All locations Porto Novo No DST in 2012
Bermuda All locations Hamilton Sunday, March 11 Sunday, November 4
Bhutan All locations Thimphu No DST in 2012
Bolivia All locations La Paz No DST in 2012
Bosnia and Herzegovina All locations Sarajevo Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Botswana All locations Gaborone No DST in 2012
Brazil Most locations Rio de Janeiro Sunday, October 21 Sunday, February 26
Amazonas, Pernambuco, Sergipe, Para, Paraíba, Ceará, Amapá, Alagoas, Rondônia, Rio Grande do Norte, Piauí, Maranhão, Acre, Roraima, much of Mato Grosso Manaus No DST in 2012
Bahia Salvador Does not start this year Sunday, February 26
Tocantins Araguaína Sunday, October 21 Does not end this year
British Indian Ocean Territory All locations Diego Garcia No DST in 2012
British Virgin Islands All locations Road Town No DST in 2012
Brunei All locations Bandar Seri Begawan No DST in 2012
Bulgaria All locations Sofia Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Burkina Faso All locations Ouagadougou No DST in 2012
Burundi All locations Bujumbura No DST in 2012
Cambodia All locations Phnom Penh No DST in 2012
Cameroon All locations Yaoundé No DST in 2012
Canada Most locations Montreal Sunday, March 11 Sunday, November 4
much of Saskatchewan, small region of British Columbia, small region of Nunavut Territory, small region of Quebec, small region of Ontario Regina No DST in 2012
Cape Verde All locations Praia No DST in 2012
Cayman Islands All locations George Town No DST in 2012
Central African Republic All locations Bangui No DST in 2012
Chad All locations Ndjamena No DST in 2012
Chile Most locations Santiago Sunday, September 2 Sunday, April 29
Other Easter Island Saturday, September 1 Saturday, April 28
China All locations Beijing No DST in 2012
Cocos (Keeling) Islands All locations Bantam No DST in 2012
Colombia All locations Bogota No DST in 2012
Comoros All locations Moroni No DST in 2012
Congo All locations Brazzaville No DST in 2012
Congo Dem.Rep. All locations Kinshasa No DST in 2012
Cook Islands All locations Rarotonga No DST in 2012
Costa Rica All locations San Jose No DST in 2012
Cote d'Ivoire All locations Yamoussoukro No DST in 2012
Croatia All locations Zagreb Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Cuba All locations Havana Sunday, April 1 Sunday, November 4
Curaçao All locations Willemstad No DST in 2012
Cyprus All locations Nicosia Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Czech Republic All locations Prague Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Denmark All locations Copenhagen Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Djibouti All locations Djibouti No DST in 2012
Dominica All locations Roseau No DST in 2012
Dominican Republic All locations Santo Domingo No DST in 2012
East Timor All locations Dili No DST in 2012
Ecuador All locations Quito No DST in 2012
Egypt All locations Cairo No DST in 2012
El Salvador All locations San Salvador No DST in 2012
Equatorial Guinea All locations Malabo No DST in 2012
Eritrea All locations Asmara No DST in 2012
Estonia All locations Tallinn Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Ethiopia All locations Addis Ababa No DST in 2012
Falkland Islands All locations Stanley DST all year in 2012
Faroe Islands All locations Tórshavn Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Fiji All locations Suva Sunday, October 21 Sunday, January 22
Finland All locations Helsinki Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
France Most locations Paris Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Tahiti, New Caledonia, Marquesas Islands Papeete No DST in 2012
French Guyana All locations Cayenne No DST in 2012
French Polynesia All locations Gambier Islands No DST in 2012
Gabon All locations Libreville No DST in 2012
Gaza Strip All locations Gaza Friday, March 30 Friday, September 21
Georgia All locations Tbilisi No DST in 2012
Germany All locations Berlin Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Ghana All locations Accra No DST in 2012
Gibraltar All locations Gibraltar Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Greece All locations Athens Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Greenland Some locations Nuuk Saturday, March 24 Saturday, October 27
Ittoqqortoormiit Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Danmarkshavn No DST in 2012
Qaanaaq Sunday, March 11 Sunday, November 4
Grenada All locations Saint George's No DST in 2012
Guadeloupe All locations Basse-Terre No DST in 2012
Guam All locations Guam (Hagåtña) No DST in 2012
Guatemala All locations Guatemala No DST in 2012
Guinea All locations Conakry No DST in 2012
Guinea-Bissau All locations Bissau No DST in 2012
Guyana All locations Georgetown No DST in 2012
Haiti All locations Port-au-Prince Sunday, March 11 Sunday, November 4
Holy See (Vatican City) All locations Vatican City Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Honduras All locations Tegucigalpa No DST in 2012
Hong Kong All locations Hong Kong No DST in 2012
Hungary All locations Budapest Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Iceland All locations Reykjavik No DST in 2012
India All locations New Delhi No DST in 2012
Indonesia All locations Jakarta No DST in 2012
Iran All locations Tehran Wednesday, March 21 Friday, September 21
Iraq All locations Baghdad No DST in 2012
Ireland All locations Dublin Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Isle of Man All locations Douglas Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Israel All locations Jerusalem Friday, March 30 Sunday, September 23
Italy All locations Rome Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Jamaica All locations Kingston No DST in 2012
Japan All locations Tokyo No DST in 2012
Jordan All locations Amman Friday, March 30 Does not end this year
Kazakhstan All locations Almaty No DST in 2012
Kenya All locations Nairobi No DST in 2012
Kerguelen Islands All locations Port-aux-Francais No DST in 2012
Kiribati All locations Kiritimati No DST in 2012
Kosovo All locations Pristina Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Kuwait All locations Kuwait City No DST in 2012
Kyrgyzstan All locations Bishkek No DST in 2012
Laos All locations Vientiane No DST in 2012
Latvia All locations Riga Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Lebanon All locations Beirut Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Lesotho All locations Maseru No DST in 2012
Liberia All locations Monrovia No DST in 2012
Libya All locations Tripoli No DST in 2012
Liechtenstein All locations Vaduz Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Lithuania All locations Vilnius Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Luxembourg All locations Luxembourg Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Macau All locations Macau No DST in 2012
Macedonia, Republic of All locations Skopje Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Madagascar All locations Antananarivo No DST in 2012
Malawi All locations Lilongwe No DST in 2012
Malaysia All locations Kuala Lumpur No DST in 2012
Maldives All locations Male No DST in 2012
Mali All locations Bamako No DST in 2012
Malta All locations Valletta Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Marshall Islands All locations Majuro No DST in 2012
Martinique All locations Fort-de-France No DST in 2012
Mauritania All locations Nouakchott No DST in 2012
Mauritius All locations Port Louis No DST in 2012
Mayotte All locations Mamoutzou No DST in 2012
Mexico Most locations Mexico City Sunday, April 1 Sunday, October 28
Baja California, much of Chihuahua, Tamaulipas Mexicali Sunday, March 11 Sunday, November 4
Sonora Hermosillo No DST in 2012
Micronesia All locations Palikir No DST in 2012
Moldova All locations Chisinau Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Monaco All locations Monaco Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Mongolia All locations Ulaanbaatar No DST in 2012
Montenegro All locations Podgorica Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Montserrat All locations Brades No DST in 2012
Morocco All locations Casablanca Sunday, April 29* Sunday, September 30*
Mozambique All locations Maputo No DST in 2012
Myanmar All locations Yangon No DST in 2012
Namibia All locations Windhoek Sunday, September 2 Sunday, April 1
Nauru All locations Yaren No DST in 2012
Nepal All locations Kathmandu No DST in 2012
Netherlands Most locations Amsterdam Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Other Kralendijk (Bonaire) No DST in 2012
New Zealand All locations Auckland Sunday, September 30 Sunday, April 1
Nicaragua All locations Managua No DST in 2012
Niger All locations Niamey No DST in 2012
Nigeria All locations Lagos No DST in 2012
Niue All locations Alofi No DST in 2012
Norfolk Island All locations Kingston No DST in 2012
North Korea All locations Pyongyang No DST in 2012
Northern Mariana Islands All locations Saipan No DST in 2012
Norway All locations Oslo Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Oman All locations Muscat No DST in 2012
Pakistan All locations Islamabad No DST in 2012
Palau All locations Melekeok No DST in 2012
Panama All locations Panama No DST in 2012
Papua New Guinea All locations Port Moresby No DST in 2012
Paraguay All locations Asuncion Sunday, October 7 Sunday, April 8
Peru All locations Lima No DST in 2012
Philippines All locations Manila No DST in 2012
Pitcairn Islands All locations Adamstown No DST in 2012
Poland All locations Warsaw Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Portugal All locations Lisbon Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Puerto Rico All locations San Juan No DST in 2012
Qatar All locations Doha No DST in 2012
Reunion All locations Saint-Denis No DST in 2012
Romania All locations Bucharest Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Russia All locations Moscow No DST in 2012
Rwanda All locations Kigali No DST in 2012
Saint Helena All locations Jamestown No DST in 2012
Saint Kitts and Nevis All locations Basseterre No DST in 2012
Saint Lucia All locations Castries No DST in 2012
Saint Pierre and Miquelon All locations Saint-Pierre Sunday, March 11 Sunday, November 4
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines All locations Kingstown No DST in 2012
Samoa All locations Apia Sunday, September 30 Sunday, April 1
San Marino All locations San Marino Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Sao Tome and Principe All locations São Tomé No DST in 2012
Saudi Arabia All locations Riyadh No DST in 2012
Senegal All locations Dakar No DST in 2012
Serbia All locations Belgrade Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Seychelles All locations Victoria No DST in 2012
Sierra Leone All locations Freetown No DST in 2012
Singapore All locations Singapore No DST in 2012
Sint Maarten All locations Philipsburg No DST in 2012
Slovakia All locations Bratislava Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Slovenia All locations Ljubljana Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Solomon Islands All locations Honiara No DST in 2012
Somalia All locations Mogadishu No DST in 2012
South Africa All locations Johannesburg No DST in 2012
South Georgia/Sandwich Is. All locations King Edward Point No DST in 2012
South Korea All locations Seoul No DST in 2012
South Sudan All locations Juba No DST in 2012
Spain All locations Madrid Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Sri Lanka All locations Sri Jayawardenapura Kotte No DST in 2012
Sudan All locations Khartoum No DST in 2012
Suriname All locations Paramaribo No DST in 2012
Swaziland All locations Mbabane No DST in 2012
Sweden All locations Stockholm Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Switzerland All locations Zürich Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Syria All locations Damascus Friday, March 30 Friday, October 26
Taiwan All locations Taipei No DST in 2012
Tajikistan All locations Dushanbe No DST in 2012
Tanzania All locations Dar es Salaam No DST in 2012
Thailand All locations Bangkok No DST in 2012
The Bahamas All locations Nassau Sunday, March 11 Sunday, November 4
The Gambia All locations Banjul No DST in 2012
Togo All locations Lome No DST in 2012
Tokelau All locations Fakaofo No DST in 2012
Tonga All locations Nukualofa No DST in 2012
Trinidad and Tobago All locations Port of Spain No DST in 2012
Tunisia All locations Tunis No DST in 2012
Turkey All locations Ankara Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
Turkmenistan All locations Ashgabat No DST in 2012
Turks and Caicos Islands All locations Cockburn Town Sunday, March 11 Sunday, November 4
Tuvalu All locations Funafuti No DST in 2012
Uganda All locations Kampala No DST in 2012
Ukraine All locations Kyiv Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
United Arab Emirates All locations Dubai No DST in 2012
United Kingdom All locations London Sunday, March 25 Sunday, October 28
United States Most locations Washington DC Sunday, March 11 Sunday, November 4
Hawaii, Arizona, Midway Islands, Wake Island Honolulu No DST in 2012
Uruguay All locations Montevideo Sunday, October 7 Sunday, March 11
US Virgin Islands All locations Charlotte Amalie No DST in 2012
Uzbekistan All locations Tashkent No DST in 2012
Vanuatu All locations Port Vila No DST in 2012
Venezuela All locations Caracas No DST in 2012
Vietnam All locations Hanoi No DST in 2012
Wallis and Futuna All locations Mata-Utu No DST in 2012
West Bank All locations Bethlehem Friday, March 30 Friday, September 21
Western Sahara All locations El Aaiún Sunday, April 29* Sunday, September 30*
Yemen All locations Sana No DST in 2012
Zambia All locations Lusaka No DST in 2012
Zimbabwe All locations Harare No DST in 2012

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