+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YIxhtHFAEc

+ </li><li> <a class="wiki external" href="https://www.wasteflake.com/tiki-read_article.php?articleId=46" rel="external">Coligny Calendar: Gallo-Roman Astronomy</a>

+ (Caesar coin)

- <a href="tiki-editpage.php?page=Aldhouse-Green" title="Create page: Aldhouse-Green" class="wiki wikinew text-danger tips">Aldhouse-Green</a>, Miranda. Rethinking the Ancient Druids: An Archaeological Perspective. University of Wales Press, 2021. New Approaches to Celtic Religion and Mythology, Jonathan Wooding.<br />Green, Miranda J. "The Time Lords: Ritual Calendars, Druids, and the Sacred Year." Prehistoric Ritual and Religion : Essays in Honour of Aubrey Burl edited by Aubrey Burl et al., Sutton, 1998, pp. 190–202.<br /><a href="tiki-editpage.php?page=McKay" title="Create page: McKay" class="wiki wikinew text-danger tips">McKay</a>, Helen T. "Identifying the Seasonal Placement of the Coligny Calendar." Études celtiques, vol. 50, 2024, pp. 37–75.<br />

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• Aldhouse-Green, Miranda. Rethinking the Ancient Druids: An Archaeological Perspective. University of Wales Press, 2021. New Approaches to Celtic Religion and Mythology, Jonathan Wooding.

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Green, Miranda J. "The Time Lords: Ritual Calendars, Druids, and the Sacred Year." Prehistoric Ritual and Religion : Essays in Honour of Aubrey Burl edited by Aubrey Burl et al., Sutton, 1998, pp. 190–202.

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McKay, Helen T. "Identifying the Seasonal Placement of the Coligny Calendar." Études celtiques, vol. 50, 2024, pp. 37–75.

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+ <br />Pertinent Digression 2: Why would you want a luni-solar calendar?<br />Many ancient societies used observation to track both lunar and solar pathways: solar because of the seasonality of the year during the daylight hours; lunar because of cyclical and perceptible nature of the moon's progress in the darkness of the night. Unfortunately, the cycles of the moon and sun don't match. The problem is, a single lunar year lasts 354.4 days, 10.9 days shorter than the solar one (365.24 days). A lunar calendar has 12 months that vary between 29 and 30 days &mdash; each month lasts from new moon to new moon which is approximately 29.53 days. Put together, lunar calendars drift so that if you do nothing, your lunar month called "Harvest Moon" would soon no longer match its title.<br /><br />The Babylonian astronomers discovered that if you build out the two calendars to 19 years, the cycle begins again: eventually the same moon appears on the same solar day. But to keep the seasonal year straight in the intervening years, they built in regular leap months, an extra month inserted into the calendar seven times over nineteen years, essentially stopping the drift. The Babylonian calendar still ran ahead of the moon one day every 199 years, but that was far more acceptable.<br /><br />If you find this confusing, which I certainly did, see my fantasy, How Cybele Created the Metonic Cycle.<br />

+ Image courtesy the World History Encyclopedia

+ What's the plan? All we hear from politicians is a slew of pleas for money. Where is your Plan for 2029? What do you propose to do if you ever get back in power? Is it a rational one, that doesn't merely swing the pendulum back? We need some real reason to hope from you. Here's a start of things we think might be useful.<br />

- In detail:<br />

+ Of immense importance:<br />

- </li><li> Abolish gerrymandering.</li><li> Abolish the electoral college.

+ </li><li> Abolish gerrymandering and the electoral college. Lincoln said it best: "Government of the people, by the people, for the people."

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Write laws supporting reproductive rights and codify them.

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Write laws supporting reproductive rights and codify them.

+ </li></ul>According to the Recycling Coordinator "Via our City program, our electronic recycler does remove/destroy all data from incoming electronics for recycling. We work directly with Midwest Electronic Recovery: <a class="wiki" href="https://mcbia.com/ewasterecycle.com/"">https://mcbia.com/ewasterecycle.com/"</a><br /><br />

- According to the Recycling Coordinator "Via our City program, our electronic recycler does remove/destroy all data from incoming electronics for recycling. We work directly with Midwest Electronic Recovery: https://mcbia.com/ewasterecycle.com/"