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You could not play our fantastic heart-sudokus if you are not happy on Valentine's Day. To protect yourself against any misfortune that specific day, we offer here a talisman. It is a magic square of order 4, the first line consists of the figures of the current date of Valentine. Wear it and all will be OK on the day of love, without quarrel with your girlfriend or partner.
Total 46
14 of February, 2010 ⇒ 14/2/2010
The sum of each of the 4 lines, 4 columns and 2 diagonals of this talisman-square is 46. The magic total is whenever equal to the sum of four terms of the sub-central square, order 2x2, bounded by the outside rows and columns.
On the Valentine's Day, to avoid losing the north, carry on you your talisman-square. Being of order 4, it will allow you to keep control on all the 4 cardinal points (north, south, east and west) ! …
The fear of the number 13 [triskaidekaphobia] or that of Friday 13 [Paraskevidékatriaphobia] is an international and tough phenomenon, comprising great socio-economic costs (for each Friday 13th , around one billion dollars in U.S.A.; 3 billions for years with 3 Fridays 13th ). The fear of number 13 is the most widespread superstition in the Western culture. Engineers and architects feed the superstition: with skyscrapers, hotels and elevators without 13th stage, and with planes without row or seat number 13, and so on …
Friday the thirteen … for any knowledge on the myth, finally a full book on the subject.
The problems relating to the myth of Friday 13th are recurring because in our current Gregorian calendar, any year, as well normal as bissextile, comprises at least 1 Friday 13th to the maximum of 3 Fridays 13th . One thus did not finish hearing some to speak about.
The annual maximum of 3 Fridays 13th is reached if and only if the 1st day of the year considered is Thursday (of a normal year) or Sunday (of a leap year, as in 2006, January 1st , 2006 = Sunday). In addition, the 13 of the month slightly have a stronger probability of falling one Friday than any other day week (see Friday 13th - Fateful Combinaison).
The number of Friday 13th in a given year is a function at the same time of the type of year (normal or leap year) and of the day of the week during which fall on January 1st . This year there will be 3 Fridays 13th, in February, March and November 2009, because the January 1st of the normal year 2009 was a Thursday.
Since centuries, the combination and the components of Friday and the number 13 are symbols of misfortune. One always regarded the 12 as “divine” number and the subsequent 13 one becoming symbol of “curse”. Indeed there are 12 gods in ancient Olympe, 12 signs of the zodiac, 12 works of Hercules, 12 tribes of Israel and 12 apostles of Jesus. In addition, there are 12 months in the year, 12 hours in the day and 12 hours in the night.
However, on Friday 13th is not a day of misfortune for everyone. In Spain, in Greece and Latin America, it is rather Tuesday 13th which is day of bad luck. Among Italians, it is number 17 which is the unlucky and not 13. “Fare tredici!” or “To make the thirteen” is a slogan of the national lottery. Then, if you find number 13 you win. However, one will not find room 17, neither 17th stage in the hotels, nor of row or seat number 17 on the planes of the Italian company Alitalia. Million of Asian are afraid of number 4. Indeed, this figure whose pronunciation is identical to that of the “dead” Mandarin word and also in Cantonese and in Japanese. For the Japanese, number 4 is haunted because it is pronounced “shi“, and this last word means “death“.
In addition, it is important to point out that mysteriously the life and the death of the pope John-Paul II are both strongly marked by number 13! …
Karol Józef Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II) was born May 18, 1920: 18/05/1920 ⇒ 1 + 8 + 5 + 1 + 9 + 2 = 26 = 13 X 2
The murder attack against the Pope John-Paul II took place on May 13, 1981, at the Holy-Peter’s square
Died on April 2, 2005 or 04/02/2005 ⇒ 2 + 4 + 2 + 5 = 13
Death at 9:37 pm or, 21h 37, the Vatican’s time ⇒ 2 + 1 + 3 + 7 = 13
Age at the time of its death 85 years (1920-2005) ⇒ 8 + 5 = 13
Its pontificate lasted 26 years, that is to say 13 X 2.
… etc…
For more information, see the page Pope John Paul II - MARK 13, at the URL:
For triskaidekaphobia people, such as the writer Stephan King, we offer here talisman against the Friday March 13th , 2009. It is about a magic square of order 4, the first line of which is constituted by the figures of the current date of Friday the 13th.
13
3
20
09
21
8
14
2
7
18
5
15
4
16
6
19
Total 45
13 of March, 2009 ⇒ 13/3/2009
The sum of each of the 4 lines, 4 columns and 2 diagonals of this talisman-square is 45. The magic total is whenever equal to the sum of four terms of the sub-central square, order 2x2, bounded by the outside rows and columns.
Next Friday 13th, to avoid losing the north, carry on you your square-talisman. Being of order 4, it will allow you, with chance, to keep control on all the 4 cardinal points (north, south, east and west) ! …
You could not play this fantastic sudokus if you are not happy on Valentine's Day. To protect yourself against any misfortune that specific day, we offer here a talisman. It is a magic square of order 4, the first line consists of the figures of the current date of Valentine. Wear it and all will be OK on the day of love, without quarrel with your girlfriend or partner.
Total 45
14 of February, 2009 ⇒ 14/2/2009
The sum of each of the 4 lines, 4 columns and 2 diagonals of this talisman-square is 45. The magic total is whenever equal to the sum of four terms of the sub-central square, order 2x2, bounded by the outside rows and columns.
On the Valentine's Day, to avoid losing the north, carry on you your talisman-square. Being of order 4, it will allow you to keep control on all the 4 cardinal points (north, south, east and west) ! …
In 2008, Easter Sunday falls on a unusually early date, on March 23. The last time this happened was in 1913, that is to say 95 years before. And the next time Easter will be celebrating on March 23 will be in 2160, 152 years later. This scarcity is even more pronounced for the earliest possible Easter date, March 22. Thus, the last time Easter occurred on March 22 was in 1818 and the next time will be in 2285, that is 467 years later.
In fact, Easter never falls before March 22 and no later than April 25. Easter is celebrated mostly between 5 and April 16 and rarely 22 to March 25 or 23 to April 25. Recall that in the Gregorian calendar, Easter Sunday can fall as for 35 different dates, or between March 22 and April 25, with a frequency nearly constant between March 28 and April 20, about once every 30 years. (For more information, see Frequency of Occurrences of the Date of Easter over one 400 years Gregorian Cycle by Marcos Montes).
NOTE :
We refer here to the Catholic Easter date (Gregorian calendar / Western Easter), rather than Orthodox Easter (Julian calendar / Eastern Easter), which will fall instead on April 27, 2008.
Date of Easter - definition and problematic
Easter - general definition
Easter Sunday is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, a major event at the heart of Christianity and thus giving Easter the main place in the liturgical calendar.
Easter - ecclesiastical definition
The current ecclesiastical definition of the date of Easter is the one adopted by the Council of Nicaea. In the year 325, the Council of Nicaea, convened by the Roman Emperor Constantine, decreed the following rule for the date of Easter:
"Easter is celebrated on the Sunday following the fourteenth day of the Moon that reaches that age of 21 March or immediately thereafter";
with the fourteenth day of the Moon being the day of the full moon and March 21 corresponding to the date of the spring equinox (or vernal equinox).
In detail, the ecclesiastical rules are:
a) Easter falls on the first Sunday after the first ecclesiastical full moon that occurs on the day of the vernal equinox or shortly after;
b) the specific ecclesiastical full moon is the 14th day of tabular lunation (new moon);
c) the vernal equinox is fixed at March 21, so that Easter never falls before March 22 and no later than April 25.
In short, Easter is the first Sunday after the first full moon of Spring; except that the full moon involved in this definition is not the astronomical Full Moon, but a ecclesiastical moon (defined in tables), which observes more or least parity with the astronomical moon. The ecclesiastical full moon may differ from the actual full moon by one or two days. The Church does not take into account actual movements of the moon. It uses rather its ecclesiastical moon, unreal but regular for the comput or calculation of the dates of mobile religious holidays. Let us note here that in the year 45 BC, when setting up the Julian calendar, its designer, the Egyptian astronomer Sosigene, estimated the date of the vernal equinox on March 25. However, the gap [of 0.0078 day] between the Julian year and the real solar year had slowly drift that date over the centuries. March 21 was the true date of the vernal equinox at the Council of Nicaea.
The vernal equinox is one of the periods of the year (with the autumnal equinox), where the length of the day is different from that of the night. This is because the Earth's orbit around the Sun is an eclipse and not a circle. The law Kepler teaches that the Earth moves faster when it is closest to the Sun (around January 3), and more slowly if it is faraway (around July 4th). This uneven movement causes variations in the length of day and in the time of sunrise and sunset.
You could not play this fantastic sudokus if you are not happy on Valentine's Day. To protect yourself against any misfortune that specific day, we offer here a talisman. It is a magic square of order 4, the first line consists of the figures of the current date of Valentine. Wear it and all will be OK on the day of love, without quarrel with your girlfriend or partner.
The sum of each of the 4 rows, 4 columns and 2 diagonals of this talisman-square is 44 (designated magic total).
On the Valentine's Day, to avoid losing the north, carry on you your talisman-square. Being of order 4, it will allow you to keep control on all the 4 cardinal points (north, south, east and west) ! …
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