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07
Jul
2009
Winter solstice.  

2 days ago by Birthday Present Ideas

Winter solstice was a few weeks ago now, but we celebrated with a family lunch - turkey, ham and roast vegetables at my in-law's home. Remember the sweet necklace that I bought to put away until Christmas time for Bella?? Well, I caved and decided to start a new tradition of gift giving for winter s ...

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06
Jul
2009
What is the Winter Solstice?  

3 days ago by melkay

In ancient times, the Chinese people celebrated the Winter Solstice Festival (Dong Zhi) by visiting relatives and friends, in much the same way as the Chinese Lunar New Year. There is customary feasting, and businesses will close up for the day. Glutinous floor balls known as “tang yuan” are consume ...

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04
Jul
2009
The Chinese Dong Zhi Festival  

5 days ago by admin

In the olden days the Chinese people celebrate Dong Zhi (Winter Solstice Festival) much like Chinese Lunar New Year by visiting relatives and friends. There is the usual feasting and businesses will take a break on that day. On this day, people will gather around to eat “tang yuan” (glutinous floor ...

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02
Jul
2009
Atlantica: A Threat to American Freedom  

7 days ago by Automatisch hinzugefgt

In Roland Emmerich's latest disaster movie 2012 the alignment of our solar system's planetary bodies during the winter solstice in three years will cause the Earth to topple from its axis. This leads to the end of the world. And three years later it is likely to get even worse, because "there is a m ...

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01
Jul
2009
What is the Winter Solstice?  

8 days ago by Joseph

In the olden days the Chinese people celebrate Dong Zhi (Winter Solstice Festival) much like Chinese Lunar New Year by visiting relatives and friends. There is the usual feasting and businesses will take a break on that day. On this day, people will gather around to eat “tang yuan” (glutinous floor ...

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Panic  

8 days ago by englishrain

Today is the last day of June. The end of the first half of the year. And I am panicked. Very. I feel like time is going too fast and we’re headed too quickly towards a fiery end. I believe in reincarnation, have had some experiences that can only be described as past life memories, and know someone ...

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30
Jun
2009
December 21, 2012 11:11 UTC – Time Conversion  

9 days ago by The Pakalian Group of Mexico

We have seen a confusion of this date/time which ends the Maya Calendar before 13.0.0.0 (the new cycle); however remember Mayas did not use a Gregorian calendar. The most common mistake is to refer 11:11 as AM or PM. None are right. The 11:11 is recorded as Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) for the 2 ...

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27
Jun
2009
Summer Solstice report on the new veggie garden  

12 days ago by Gardening

This week, the week of the Summer Solstice, I wanted to show you our progress on the vegetable garden. As you may recall, we started building this garden last year on Winter Solstice , constructing the raised beds and filling with compost . Then we built the fence while the compost broke down and tu ...

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The Measure Word for an Afanc  

12 days ago by vgag

Having confessed a few posts back that I once watched an entire season of Smallville, I must now admit to a further collapse into the abyss of popular culture: I have now seen most of Season One of BBC One’s Merlin. My viewing of the last few episodes coincided with the end of term and the winter so ...

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22
Jun
2009
Winter Solstice  

17 days ago by thienkim

We stand in queue, waiting for hot scones in the cool night air. Under the lights of the tent, the baker kneads the dough, pushing down with the heels of her palms, dropping her fingertips to pull the edge of the dough back to lift it, then pick it up to put it down again before pushing down with th ...

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