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1 December 2008, by unknown It falls on the day following the dark moon of the spring equinox, in March. The streets are quiet and no one goes about their normal activities. No traffic is allowed. People stay home. Love making too is meant to be beyond the pale on ...

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1 December 2008, by unknown October Feast: Sometime between Yule and the Spring Equinox, especially right before the equinox, was likely another feast of the dead, again with feasting with them, but with an emphasis on purification from the old, dead year. ...

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[edit] solsticedreamer: ~blog award~

1 December 2008, by solsticedreamer ~*Alban Eilir~Spring Equinox~Ostara - Mar 21st/22nd ~*Beltain - April 30th/May 1st ~*Alban Hefin~Summer Solstice~Litha - June 21st/22nd ~*Lughnasadh - July 31st/Aug 1st ~*Alban Elfed~Autumn Equinox~Mabon - Sept 21st/23rd ...

[edit] WMCTV.com Weather Blog | Winter Begins Today…….Really, It Does.

1 December 2008, by unknown It ends on the start of spring or vernal equinox. This year the winter solstice is December 21 and the vernal equinox will be March 20. Meteorological winter begins December 1 and runs through the end of February. Meteorological winter ...

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1 December 2008, by unknown Consider setting up a post-Christmas gift for them that will brighten their day some other time of the year. If you see a silly knickknack or a second goofy card, hold on to it to send for Spring Equinox, or for Christmas in July! ...

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1 December 2008, by unknown If the start of year was with the beginning of spring, now the date fell in summer. This was because the equinox had preceeded (equinoxes preceed at the rate of one month in 2000 years). So a correction of three months was made. ...

[edit] Somerset Seasons: Monday Musings

1 December 2008, by Leanne Yule -the Midwinter Solstice ... Dec 21st/22nd Imbolc - February 2nd Spring Equinox - Mar 21st/22nd Beltaine - May 1st The Midsummer Solstice - June 21st/22nd Lughnasadh - August 1st The Autumn Equinox - Sept 22nd/23rd ...

[edit] Tracing the outlines of time - Boston Globe

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[edit] Kristin Madden’s Pagan Celebrations Cookbook, Festival Feasts, Is Now Available!

27 November 2008, by I know, I know.  After everything you’ve heard about Kristin being all evil from those Generation Hex authors, you probably expected her new cookbook to be about newt eyes and Hansel and Gretel cookies, but nope, sorry. Instead, you get 188 pages of really wonderful and different recipes that will keep you from ever having another boring potluck dish to take to a spiritual gathering.  She covers menus, tips, feast planning, and lots of Kristin-humor.  If you like dishes with an unsual flair, a S

[edit] Caught in the Act! - People Magazine

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[edit] It's a season to sow... (Part 2)

25 November 2008, by webservices@jamesray.com (James Arthur Ray) Following the Spring Equinox, the Sun continues to follow a higher and higher path through the sky with the days growing longer and longer until it reaches the highest point around June 21st. This is called the Summer Solstice. ...

[edit] Tropical and Sidereal Time and the Equinoxes and Solstice Points ...

23 November 2008, by Night Sky The Spring Equinox marks the point when the Sun in relation to the Earth is in perfect equilibrium and increasing in its power in the Northern Hemisphere while decreasing in strength in the Southern Hemisphere. ...

[edit] The Reclusive Ram

21 November 2008, by Aries the Ram is a bit of a recluse, hiding in plain sight in the late autumn sky. Although not terribly impressive to behold, Aries is historically an important constellation. In the astrological zodiacs of numerous ancient civilizations, it was considered the first zodiacal constellation, or first sign. This designation may have been made when it was noted by the ancients that the Sun was positioned in Aries at the spring equinox. The spring equinox is the moment when the center of the Sun is

[edit] Naming ceremony, Glastonbury Tor

19 November 2008, by (C) David White Afternoon, Above is a shot that means a lot to me for various reasons. It was taken half way up Glastonbury Tor back in 2002.  My friend’s baby, pictured far right, was to be named in a ceremony conducted by the local druids, on the morning of the Spring equinox. We had all stopped for a rest, and I had my trusty old Nikon with me, and a fast lens with fast film in. I love this shot for it’s balance, and almost biblical qualities. Didn’t they have druids in the bible? My wi

[edit] Harmoni of Equinoxe

19 November 2008, by Returning to the native Earth (evidently in the day of spring equinox) is imperceptible, like awakening from the sleep.

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[edit] Mayan world a wonder and a puzzle after eons - Boston Globe (registration)

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[edit] SALLY ROTH: Shrubs in bloom? Season swap spurs confusion - Henderson Gleaner

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[edit] Peter Friese: Maps, Services, Relations and Reuse: Eclipse DemoCamp Hamburg

15 November 2008, by On November 10th, the Hamburg Eclipse DemoCamp took place in the stylish EAST Hotel. EAST Hotel We had 45 reservations and almost all of them made it to the Camp. I always get a little bit nervous 15 minutes before the event starts if no more than 10 people have shown up so far, but I guess that's alright. ...

[edit] To The Spring Equinox And Beyond (Classics of Japanese Literature) Soseki ...

14 November 2008, by Legendary Japanese novelist Soseki Natsume dissects the human personality in all ...

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[edit] Wiccan Festivals

14 November 2008, by The next step after defining Wicca in my mind, was to find out about the festivals or celebrations that one hears about. I have recently moved to the UK and somehow don’t believe that Wiccans dance naked in the moonlight in this cold or in the rain. Wiccans celebrate 8 festivals as a means of attunement to the regular seasonal rhythms of nature. The festivals are also called “Sabbats”.   The calendar is: 31 January: Imbolg, Oimelc, Brigit or February Eve 21 March: Spring Equinox or Ostara

[edit] Appendix C. Eclipse Plug-in Development integration

12 November 2008, by riner

[edit] Spring Dynamic Modules - Eniak

11 November 2008, by wambobam

[edit] Seeking Submissions for Erotic Romance (Anywhere)

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[edit] Erotic E-Publisher Seeks Submissions (Anywhere)

11 November 2008, by Wicked Women of Color Press www.wickedwomenofcolor.com Our mission is to create an exclusive group of talented urban, multicultural and interracial erotica and romance authors, and provide them with a publishing home. Wicked Women Press caters to the wild, the sexy, the fierce of storytelling, and we ...

[edit] Book links Croagh Patrick to cosmology - Mayo News

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[edit] MANN TALK: Spring's Wake - HNN Huntingtonnews.net

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[edit] Magazine : Cape Finisterre @ Vendee Globe

10 November 2008, by But the wild cape is a necessary milestone for craft of all sizes bound for the Mediterranean, the Atlantic islands, the Caribbean or South America, passing by a landmark which guards frontier between two different weather patterns, also two ocean climates. On the one side the Azores High extends up ...

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[edit] Excursions to the outer edge of contemporary jazz - Prague Post

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[edit] Libra

4 November 2008, by Lord... Lord of the Zodiac First published by Klaudio Zic Publications, 2008, www.lulu.com/astrology. Copyright © 2008 By Klaudio Zic. All Rights Reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or otherwise, for commercial purposes or otherwise, ...

[edit] Marriage Sign ~ Have you been dating the wrong sign?

21 October 2008, by First published by Klaudio Zic Publications, 2008, www.lulu.com/astrology. Copyright © 2008 By Klaudio Zic. All Rights Reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or otherwise, for commercial purposes or otherwise, without the written permission ...

[edit] Building LinkedIn's Next Generation Architecture with OSGi by Yan Pujante

20 October 2008, by This week, I'm attending the Colorado Software Summit in Keystone, Colorado. Below are my notes from an OSGi at LinkedIn presentation I attended by Yan Pujante. LinkedIn was created in March of 2003. Today there's close to 30M members. In the first 6 months, there was 60,000 members that signed up. ...

[edit] blog::o->lok: Equinox with Spring-DM

15 October 2008, by ittay 've just tried to deploy an Equinox framework with Spring-DM first time.

[edit] NASA - Spring is Aurora Season

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[edit] NASA - NASA Spacecraft Make New Discoveries About Northern Lights

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[edit] wikipedia-- Birkeland current - plasma currents and their existence near earth and creation of Aurora Borealis

14 October 2008, by ariadnesthread rather brilliant graphic by NASA of discovery mid2007: Magnetic Flux Rope joins sun to earth -- Flux Ropes Power the Magnetosphere! 30kV battery in space! 650,000 amp current directed into the arctic

[edit] Fic: Witches, Demons and Hunters - Oh My! (Chapter 15)

13 October 2008, by Title: Witches, Demons and Hunters - Oh My! Authors: Rachel/princess_schez and Claudia/gidgetgal9 Rating: PG-13 for language and violence; AU Fandom: Charmed/Supernatural Summary: **Does contain spoilers for Supernatural S3, but none for S4.** Dean's deal comes due and it has dire consequences for the ...

[edit] Equinox Spring Integration - Eclipsepedia

13 October 2008, by ittay The following are steps to getting started with integrating Spring with the Equinox OSGi implementation. These directions assume you already have access to the Spring-OSGi Subversion repository. If you don't have access, stay tuned for details on when the repository will be made public.

[edit] The Joining - 150 people joined at the heart

12 October 2008, by I recently attended an event in Queensland - the Joining. I didn’t know much about it, but Rudran Brannock, the organiser and originator of the event, had written a story for our magazine about men’s and women’s issues, and he’d kept asking me to go. One of my friends had suggested it was a ‘pick-up’ place, and the guys at work thought it was an event where you got your gear off like Confest, but I was reassured this was not the case. So, after speaking with Rudran again in the week prior, I se

[edit] Online Publisher Seeks Erotic and Romance Submissions (Anywhere)

11 October 2008, by WWC Press is seeking erotic romance submissions for the new Wicked Holidays Line. Submissions must include the holiday theme as a reference point. The symbols/holidays must be prominent within the manuscript, and we encourage authors to present the symbols they choose in an inventive manner. Standard ...

[edit] Online Publisher seeks Romance and Erotic Submissions (Anywhere)

11 October 2008, by WWC Press is seeking erotic romance submissions for the new Wicked Holidays Line. Submissions must include the holiday theme as a reference point. The symbols/holidays must be prominent within the manuscript, and we encourage authors to present the symbols they choose in an inventive manner. Standard ...

[edit] Links for October 7th from PeopleOverProcess.com

8 October 2008, by Zenoss Adds Network Management and Systems Management Veterans to Leadership Team From Sun Microsystems, IBM, BMC, CA, and Novell Zenoss ticks off all the execs they've poached from Big 4 & co. Why didn’t you choose Curl? - InsideRIA Eclipse DemoCamps November 2008/Austin - November 12th 11:30pm ...

[edit] Super September

30 September 2008, by It's the very last day of springy, super September - what a brilliant month! Birthdays, weddings, blossom, daffodils, new garden expansions and make-overs, the spring equinox... September 2008 has had everything, including the kitchen sink!

[edit] September Week 4

27 September 2008, by Spring is being particularly beautiful this year. The spring equinox has arrived, bringing days when the sun (wisely) spends more time in southern hemisphere gardens. I don't require any spring gales, though...

[edit] The Equinox Unraveled

25 September 2008, by With Mabon, the autumn equinox, falling on September 22, it seems to be the perfect time to discuss the particulars of both the equinoxes and the solstices, which are very important to both astrology and, really, life in general.  There is something magical about the autumn and spring equinoxes, something terribly romantic of both the summer and winter solstices. The equinoxes and solstices occur when the Sun creates a ninety degree angle with the Tropics – the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic

[edit] Happy Mabon!

22 September 2008, by SEPTEMBER EQUINOX: Seasons on Earth change much faster than they do on the sun. Today, autumn begins in the northern hemisphere and spring in the southern hemisphere when the sun crosses the celestial equator. The crossing, called the "equinox," takes place at 1544 UT (11:44 ...

[edit] Mabon

22 September 2008, by The autumn equinox comes in at 11:48 AM today, which makes this the feast of Mabon. Mabon is also known as the second or fruit harvest, or the witches Thanksgiving. It is a time of balance, as day and night are equal, and the light and dark of the northern and southern hemispheres are equal. Modern peoples call it the first day of autumn, but if you have been paying attention, the season actually started changing around the Lammas, the first of August. The apples and the grapes have been harvest