Calendars

List of Leap Years
The standard calendar followed around the world is the Georgian calendar. The Georgian calendar has 12 months with 30 or 31 days. February is the only month in the Georgian calendar that has 28 or 29 days. If there are 29 days in a year it is called a leap year. The following article will give a list of leap years in the last few and coming centuries.

Personalized Photo Calendars
Looking for information on personalized photo calendars? Here are some tips on how to create a substantive photo calendar for you and your loved ones.

List of Hebrew Months
How is the Hebrew calendar structured? Which months does it consist of? To know it all, go through this list of Hebrew months.

What are the Meanings for the Months of the Year
We know the months of the year. But do we know their meanings? To find out the meanings of the months of the year, read on…

Moon Phases Calendar
There are eight moon phases in the moon phases calendar.

Chinese Lunar Calendar: Gender Predictor Chart
The Chinese Gender Predictor Chart is considered one of the oldest methods of predicting the gender of an unborn child.

The Year the World Lost Ten Days
Everyone knows that there are 365 days in a year. Why then did the Pope decide that 1582 would only be 355 days long? How did this decision affect the calendar that we use today?

January: The First Month of the Year
January, the first month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar, is named after the Roman God Janus.

All the calendar’s months…
What is the origin of the names of the months that we use today? It is not known as to when or where was the first calendar invented, but going by the lunar cycle that is followed even today, it is quite possible that the first calendar followed the phases of the moon.

Metaphysical Development & Disciplines Part 2
The Path of Discipleship. Metaphysical Disciplines. The Mayan Calendar Solar Glyphs.

How to Make a Photo Calendar
Did you ever wanted to make your own personalized photo calendar? Now you can learn how to do it with this article in 5 easy steps.

Chinese Astrology Issues: 2007 Chinese Year of the Pig
While February the 18th is the 49th day of the traditional western calendar, it is actually the first day of the year for the Chinese and other eastern cultures. The 2007 Chinese New Year is affected by the sign of the Pig. The attributes of this Chinese sign are (for the year 2007) combined with the element of fire, and here's what that means.

Whichever Calendar You Use, This is a Period When the Grip of Time Seems Momentarily to Relax
The crowded timetables of contemporary and secular societies provide few spaces for contemplation. By Hywel Williams

2012: The Coming End of Our Age?
According to the famed Mayan Calendar, civilization, as we know it, will end in 2012. Do we really just have only six more years? Do we need to be frightened? Nervous? Awed? Anxious? Mildly or intensely curious? Do we need to re-look at our investment portfolios? Are we doomed or saved? Just what is this 2012 event?

Making a Scrapbook Calendar
Learn how to create a scrapbook calendar for either personal use or to give as a gift.

The Promotional Calendar Has Just Evolved - Is Your Company Ready?
The traditional promotional calendar has evolved...it has entered the computer age. Find how this can be of great benefit to any website or business owner, big or small...

Calendar Change is Put on Hold
September 12: Any attempt to change the sport's calendar has been put on hold for at least another two years.

Islam and us
Well, happy new year. Happy Islamic new year, that is - for yesterday was the first day of 1424. This is according to the Islamic calendar that operates in lunar years dating back to the prophet's move from Mecca to Medina in 622, Christian time. As a new year's gift, the west offers another crusade.