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5 September 2008, by Bunlin ... the sea under Vishnu’s direction (Mannikka counts only 91 asuras, and explains the asymmetrical numbers as representing the number of days from the winter solstice to the spring equinox, and from the equinox to the summer solstice). ...

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4 September 2008, by Noira (Alvita Felis) Spring Equinox Other names and corresponding Pagan festivals Ostara (Anglosax.), Liberalia (Rom.), Gleichennacht (Nor.) In Czech folklore the Easter marked the end of the fasting and would be celebrated by merriment and pranks. ...

[edit] Hunky-dory Midwinter Moment of truth Inhibition Dates

4 September 2008, by okqvivianharu In place of this minute, at ease spring solstice 6/21/07, 18:06 GMT ;). * * * Flowery style: Coney Holm Public walk, Coney Segregate, Brooklyn, May 28, 2006, 5:34 pm, communicativeness Flyover and Spade Bludgeon.

[edit] spring back

1 September 2008, by spring back September 1, 2008 by cybersass it’s september 1st. spring day in south africa, but not like you’d know it. johannesburg is blustery and cold, even while the sun scans an icy eye from overhead. cape town is awash in one of the worst storms in 10 years and kwa-zulu natal is going up in flames. maybe we should rather stick to the american tradition of celebrating the change of season on the solstice. i think i’ll wait till september 21st to declare that winter is over, even though

[edit] When Does Spring Actually Start?

1 September 2008, by peter scott This morning on Coast Breakfast, Gordon rang to say, "When I went to school many, many years ago I was taught that the spring solstice did not occur till the middle of the month. This month, it is the 23rd which is the spring equinox. ...

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[edit] Stonehenge solstice partytime - Yale Daily News

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[edit] My religon and my beliefs: Wiccan

29 August 2008, by AquaDriac The word Ostara is just one of the names applied to the celebration of the spring equinox on March 21. The Venerable Bede said the origin of the word is actually from Eostre, a Germanic goddess of spring. Of course, it's also the same ...

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[edit] How come eggs can balance on end on the first day of Spring?

27 August 2008, by admin The Vernal or Spring Equinox is the midpoint between the Winter Solstice in December, when the hours of daylight begin increasing, and the Summer Solstice in June, when the days begin to grow shorter again. Each day, the sun stays in ...

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[edit] Books for Pagan & Wiccan Kids

22 July 2008, by by Patti Wigington The biggest problem here is that there just really isn't a whole lot out there commercially available for kids in Wiccan and Pagan families. That makes it kind of tough sometimes to find books… however, once you do a little digging, you'll find there are a ton of books that support ...

[edit] July Week 3 - More

18 July 2008, by Hee hee. It's nearly four weeks after the winter solstice, and the sun already rises ten minutes earlier. All natural things are on the move, and I'm already thinking of spring.

[edit] Spring Solstice

30 June 2008, by BMW HACKER Bob Clement of "Bobs' Motorwerks" fame throws a little "Spring Solstice" Party each spring over in Roberts MT. We made it over to one about 10 years ago. The gathering has now evolved into an overnight camping gig complete with a large ...

[edit] Light, then Heat.

24 June 2008, by     by Erik Baard   A kid waiting to kayak at the Clearwater Festival last Solstice weekend asked me, “If this is the longest day of the year, then why isn’t it the hottest?” It’s a logical question, and I guess a common one. The incomparable Joe Rao addressed it in his New York Times astronomy blurb last week, and USA Today explored the question as well. The graphic above comes from USA Today.   In short, if Earth lacked an atmosphere, then surface temperature, apart from heat retaine

[edit] Winter Solstice and Global Warming

23 June 2008, by I was born on Winter Solstice (Southern Hemisphere) and have always felt special to celebrate my birthday on the shortest day and longest night. On Saturday 21st June 2008, I woke up to rain? Totally perplexed I thought about all the weird climate changes that have happened just in my area, Johannesburg, South Africa. Firstly, it has never ever rained on my birthday. On the highveld, Winter is a dry season and we often experience draught like symptoms. Everything dies especially the grass.

[edit] Gas

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[edit] First day of summer

21 June 2008, by Web results The First Day of Summer In the United States and the rest of the northern hemisphere, the first day of the summer season is the day of the year when the Sun is farthest north (on … www.calendar-updates.com www.calendar-updates.com/info/holidays/us/summer.aspx clipped from Google - 6/2008 WikiAnswers - When is the first day of Summer in 2008 It depends where you live, since the first day of summer is timed with the summer solstice. For most of the United States, wik

[edit] Spring Solstice Drunky thread

20 June 2008, by Okla-homey Its the Spring Solstice! So, shuck them clothes, charge your ale horns, pop them corks and get to prancin' and frolickin'!!!!!!!!!11111! oh yeah, the Romans believed a child conceived on this night would be the "most favored of the gods ...

[edit] First Day of Summer

20 June 2008, by The First Day of Summer In the United States and the rest of the northern hemisphere, the first day of the summer season is the day of the year when the Sun is farthest north (on June 20th or 21st). This day is known as the Summer Solstice. www.calendar-updates.com WikiAnswers

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[edit] The meaning of Solstice

19 June 2008, by Well, that's it for another year, it's come and gone - the high point of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, from now on until 20 December, the days will get shorter and shorter. At least they're still long - today will be 16 hours 45 minutes long, the sun will set (in Warsaw) at 21:00. But there's a sense that although the summer's only just arrived, the year is already in decline. Note on Tim Osborn's map (above) the sinusoidal shape of daylight across the globe. North of the Arctic Circle,

[edit] Wishing You a Most Merry Midsummer Eve!

19 June 2008, by I must go seek some dewdrops here And hang a pearl in every cowslip's ear. Farewell, thou lob of spirits; I'll be gone: Our queen and all our elves come here anon. -- From A Midsummer Night's Eve, by William Shakespeare Today is the last day of Spring. Today, go outside, taste the rich fruit that has come of Spring’s blossoming; feel the subtle shift as we reach the crescendo of the Light's journey that we began at Yule. For this is Midsummer's Eve, my friends! It is the night before the Sabba

[edit] In the Heat of the Night by Nannette Croce

17 June 2008, by There's nothing like a summer night. This time of year the sun is rising earlier each day and setting later. Some find it surprising that what we call the first day of Summer really marks the point when the days, which have been growing longer since the spring equinox, start to grow shorter. Knowing that, at this time of year, I make an extra effort to sit outside after dinner and stay out until dark. Even in the midst of a heat wave as we were last week on the east coast, apparently stretchin

[edit] With Grace We Journey to Faery

21 May 2008, by Lord Oberon - King of Wands, from The Fantastical Creatures Tarot, © D.J. Conway, Lisa Hunt It is by yonder thorn that I saw the fairy host (O low night wind, O wind of the west!) My love rode by, there was gold upon his brow, And since that day I can neither eat nor rest. -- from The Fairy Lover, by Moireen Fox Under the guidance of the Grace, Thalia, She of the flowering, joy, and growth, we are celebrating the rising tide of the daylight here in the Northern Hemisphere. As our ancestors hav

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[edit] Happy MayDay!

1 May 2008, by Does anyone remember MayDay? When I was growing up, May 1st was always a day of celebration… the first day of spring in pre-Christian European pagan cultures. I remember making "May Baskets" - little baskets full of goodies and flowers, taking them to neighbors houses, ringing the doorbells and running and hiding when the door would be opened. I never really understood why we did this… Here is what Wikipedia says about the tradition - "The earliest May Day celebrations appeared in pre-Chri

[edit] TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIATION IN SOLAR RADIATION AND PHOTO-ENHANCED TOXICITY RISKS OF SPILLED OIL IN PRINCE WILLIAM SOU...

24 April 2008, by Solar irradiance (W/m2) and downwelling diffuse attenuation coefficients (Kd; m-1) were determined in several locations in Prince William Sound, Alaska, USA, between April 2003 and December 2005 to assess temporal and spatial variation in solar radiation and the risks of photoenhanced toxicity from ...

[edit] Why we celebrate Easter.

25 March 2008, by The following is an excerpt from The Season After Easter – A Magnificent Eucatastrophe! By Douglas W. Kmiec published 3/25/2008 at www.catholic.org “A eucatastrope, said Tolkien, is “the joy in a sudden glimpse of the underlying reality or truth.” Quite simply, a good ending not expected. Surely, to the frightened apostles on Good Friday, this was the meaning of the resurrection, and likewise for us, the “good ending unexpected” of Easter ought not be shut away as one might save a basket f

[edit] First Day of Spring 2008

24 March 2008, by First Day of Spring 2008 Begins With Vernal Equinox TransWorldNews (press release), USA - Mar 20, 2008 - 2 hours ago The vernal equinox officially occured at 1:48am EST, making Thursday the first day of Spring in 2008. Spring will kick in until the summer solstice on June … Related Articles » clipped from Google - 3/2008 Celebrate the First Day of Spring 2008 with Your Mom GoGirlfriend, Canada - Mar 20, 2008 - 4 hours ago If you can’t remember the day Elvis

[edit] Decimal time and the Rational Calendar

22 March 2008, by According to my proposition for a Rational Calendar, the first day of spring is today. What a marvellous opportunity to tell you about this calendar, as well as the closely related decimal time system! I’ve presented this before, but only in Norwegian. Since then, several important changes have been made. The current version I call Rational Time, 2nd Edition. First on the list for the next version is coming up with a less pompous name :) Decimal time The general idea is to simplify the measu

[edit] Decimal time and the Rational Calendar

22 March 2008, by According to my proposition for a Rational Calendar, the first day of spring is today. What a marvellous opportunity to tell you about this calendar, as well as the closely related decimal time system! I’ve presented this before, but only in Norwegian. Since then, several important changes have been made. The current version I call Rational Time, 2nd Edition. First on the list for the next version is coming up with a less pompous name :) Decimal time The general idea is to simplify the measu

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[edit] Happy Spring to All Women in Business

20 March 2008, by Springtime is here! Now is a terrific time to do your inventory of things in your life and your business that you'd like to focus on. It's also a terrific time to get rid of things that are weighing you down, from unproductive staff to unhelpful clients to unnecessary furniture. Today is the vernal equinox, and as a business, here are five ways you may celebrate: 1) Spring Sale: Offer a discount or springtime special. Are there products in your inventory that have been lagging? Spruce them up a

[edit] First Day of Spring 2008

20 March 2008, by First Day of Spring 2008 Begins With Vernal Equinox TransWorldNews (press release), USA - Mar 20, 2008 - 2 hours ago The vernal equinox officially occured at 1:48am EST, making Thursday the first day of Spring in 2008. Spring will kick in until the summer solstice on June … Related Articles » clipped from Google - 3/2008 Celebrate the First Day of Spring 2008 with Your Mom GoGirlfriend, Canada - Mar 20, 2008 - 4 hours ago If you can’t remember the day Elvis

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[edit] Celebrating Ostara

18 March 2008, by This week on The Spiral Dance we celebrate Ostara; The Spring Equinox Astronomically, the Equinox occurs on Thursday, March the 20th at 1:48 Eastern time. We’ll be talking about the history of Spring Equinox - the role that it has played in cultures down the ages: Norse Goddess Ester, ...

[edit] New York '08 Preview: Pontiac Solstice Targa may appear

7 March 2008, by Filed under: , , , , , Back in October we told you that a targa Pontiac Solstice was on the way sometime in 2008, and now Left Lane News is reporting that the removable top two-seater will be unveiled in New York in two weeks. The targa setup will consist of panels over the driver and passenger ...

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25 February 2008, by Cases_39531 Take the free test here and find out. Then you'll want to put things in perspective by reading Dr. Richard A. Friedman's December 18, 2007 New York Times article about seasonal depression; it follows. Brought on by Darkness, Disorder Needs Light In a few days, the winter solstice ...