what month of the year is isachar?
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Issachar is one of the sons of Jacob not a month in the Jewish calendar. But you can check out http://www.jewfaq.org/calendar.htm for a listing of the Jewish calendar and it's Roman calendar equivilent.
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by the world wide calender, it's either winter or spring.  If you mean what season we start in, it's winter.  If you want which season starts first, it's spring.  Then again, you must remember, thanks to Julius Caesar our calender is screwed up. DECemember (tenth) OCTober (eighth). JAnuary February were added in the wrong place.
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October 31 -- November Eve -- Samhain\n\nThe night lengthens and we work with the positive aspects of darkness in the increasing star- and moonlight. Many Craft traditions, following the ancient Celts, consider this the eve of the New Year (as day begins with sundown, so the year begins with the first day of Winter). It is one night when the barriers between the worlds of life and death are uncertain, allowing the ancestors to walk among the living, welcomed and feasted by their kin, bestowing the Otherworld's blessings. We may focus within ourselves to look "through the glass darkly", developing our divination and psychic skills. Click here to know more about Samhain.\n\nDecember 21 -- Winter Solstice -- Yule\n\nThe sun is at its nadir, the year's longest night. We internalize and synthesize the outward-directed activities of the previous summer months. Some covens hold a Festival of Light to commemorate the Goddess as Mother giving birth to the Sun God. Others celebrate the victory of the Lord of Light over the Lord of Darkness as the turning point from which the days will lengthen. The name "Yule" derives from the Norse word for "wheel", and many of our customs (like those of the Christian holiday) derive from Norse and Celtic Pagan practices (the Yule log, the tree, the custom of Wassailing, et al). \n\nJanuary 31 -- February Eve -- Imbolc (Oimelc) or Brigid\n\nAs the days' lengthening becomes perceptible, many candles are lit to hasten the warming of the earth and emphasize the reviving of life. "Imbolc" is from Old Irish, and may mean "in the belly", and Oimelc, "ewe's milk", as this is the lambing time. It is the holiday of the Celtic Fire Goddess Brigid, whose threefold nature rules smithcraft, poetry/inspiration, and healing. Brigid's fire is a symbolic transformation offering healing, visions, and tempering. Februum is a Latin word meaning purification -- naming the month of cleansing. The thaw releases waters (Brigid is also a goddess of holy wells) -- all that was hindered is let flow at this season. \n\nMarch 21 -- Vernal Equinox -- Ostara\n\nDay and night are equal as Spring begins to enliven the environment with new growth and more newborn animals. Many people feel "reborn" after the long nights and coldness of winter. The Germanic Goddess Ostara or Eostre (Goddess of the Dawn), after whom Easter is named, is the tutelary deity of this holiday. It is she, as herald of the sun, who announces the triumphal return of life to the earth. Witches in the Greek tradition celebrate the return from Hades of Demeter's daughter Persephone; Witches in the Celtic tradition see in the blossoms the passing of Olwen, in whose footprints flowers bloom. The enigmatic egg, laid by the regenerating snake or the heavenly bird, is a powerful symbol of the emergence of life out of apparent death or absence of life. \n\nApril 30 -- May Eve -- Beltaine\n\nAs the weather heats up and the plant world burgeons, an exuberant mood prevails. Folk dance around the Maypole, emblem of fertility (the name "May" comes from a Norse word meaning "to shoot out new growth"). May 1st was the midpoint of a five-day Roman festival to Flora, Goddess of Flowers. The name "Beltaine" means "Bel's Fires"; in Celtic lands, cattle were driven between bonfires to bless them, and people leaped the fires for luck. The association in Germany of May Eve with Witches' gatherings is a memory of pre-Christian tradition. "Wild" water (dew, flowing streams or ocean water) is collected as a basis for healing drinks and potions for the year to come. \n\nJune 21 -- Summer Solstice -- Litha or Midsummer\n\nOn this day, the noon of the year and the longest day, light and life are abundant. We focus outward, experiencing the joys of plenty, tasting the first fruits of the season. In some traditions the sacred marriage of the God
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B.\n\nBut it is not actually correct.  %'s are generally figured on a standard 360 day calendar year, this problem uses 365
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depends on which state...\n\nWA  - 31 Jan\nQLD - 29 Jan\nNT - 29 Jan\nSA - 29 Jan\nNSW - 29 Jan  \nTAS - 14 Feb\nACT - 2 Feb \nVIC - 30 Jan
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If you are asking about Eid El Fetr (End of Ramadan) you can't specify the day from now, still a whole year or 9 month to go and Ismalic months might differs coz it depends on the moon meaning that the month might be 30 days or 29 so it is still early to know by sure
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April 29-30, 2006.... just putting the year cuz i wanna be the best answer lol
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January is the first month.. so j1\nfebruary.. f2\nmarch... m3\napril... a4\nmay...m5\netc..\n\nTherefore the series is j1,f2,m3,a4,m5,,j6,,j7,a8,s9,\no10,n11,d12
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Late Dec or early Jan
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Leonids mid-November \nGeminids mid-December \nUrsids late December
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July 9, 2006\n07/09/06\n9 July, 2006
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June\nJuly\nThey both start with the letters JU\nand they are the only months which have 4 letter names.
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I'm not sure but this might be a good start:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Months
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It actually depends on where in the world you are. If you're in the U.S. or anywhere in North America, that date would be February 10th, 2007. But if you're in England or India or at MOST English colonies (places that were once ruled by England), it would be October 2nd, 2007.\n\nThey should really pick one to be standard in order to prevent confusion.
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Middle English March(e)\nAnglo-French March(e)\nOld English Martius\nLatin Martius "of Mars"\nLatin Marti(s) "Mars" + -us (adj. suffix)\nLatin Martius mensis "month of Mars"\n\nMartius has always had 31 days.\n\nMarch was the original beginning of the year, and the time for the resumption of war.\n\nMars is the Roman god of war. He is identified with the Greek god Ares
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march 2-sst\nmarch 9-maths\nmarch 20-sc\nmarch 24-hindi\nmarch 27-eng
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20 March - Spring begins\n21 June - Summer begins\n23 Sep - Autumn begings\n22 Dec - Winter begings