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AUGUST 2009 |
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22
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Ramadan begins (Islam, 30 days)
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SEPTEMBER
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19
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Navaratri begins (Hindu) |
19-20
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Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year -
2
days)* |
20
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Eid al Fitr (Islam, end of
Ramadan
fast) |
27
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Navaratri ends (Hindu) |
28
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Yom Kippur (Jewish Day of
Atonement)* |
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OCTOBER
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3-4
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Sukkot (Jewish Festival of
Booths)* |
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10-11
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Shemini Atzerot & Simchat Torah (Jewish)* |
17
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Diwali (Hindu)
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20
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Birth of the Bab (Baha'i)*
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NOVEMBER
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12
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Baha'u'llah's Birthday (Baha'i)*
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27
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Eid al Adha (Islam)
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DECEMBER
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8
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Feast of the Immaculate Conception (Roman
Catholic)
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12-19
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Chanukah (Jewish)* - secular activities are not precluded
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25
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Christmas (Christian)
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JANUARY
2010
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30
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Tu'Bishvat (Jewish)* - secular activities are not
precluded
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FEBRUARY
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14
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Chinese New Year (Buddhist)
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17
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Ash Wednesday (Christian)
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28
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Purim (Jewish)* - secular
activities
are not precluded
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MARCH
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30-31
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First and second day of Passover (Jewish, lasts 8 days)*
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APRIL
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2
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Good Friday (Christian)
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| 4 |
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Easter (Christian) |
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5-6
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Last two days of Passover (Jewish)*
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21
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First day of Ridvan (Baha'i)* |
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