And who would have known were it not for my Linux Calendar....
- Dec 10
- Emily Dickenson born, 1830
- Dec 10
- Metric system established in France, 1799
- Dec 10
- Nobel Peace Prize awarded each year
- Dec 10
- Foundation of Worker's Party in Angola
- Dec 10
- Human Rights Day
- Dec 10
- Thai Constitution Day in Thailand
- Dec 10
- Wyoming Day in Wyoming
- Dec 10
- N'oubliez pas les Romaric !
- Dec 10
- Bonne fête aux Eulalie !
- Dec 10
- Aujourd'hui, c'est la St(e) Melchaide.
- Dec 10
- N'oubliez pas les Miltiade !
- Dec 10
- À la sainte Julie,
- Le sole
- il ne quitte pas son lit.
- Dec 10
- Friedensnobelpreis für Brandt, 1971
- Dec 11
- Independence Day in Upper Volta
- Dec 11
- Infomagic and Debian announce the botching of Debian 1.0, 1995
- Dec 11
- Bonne fête aux Daniel !
- Dec 11
- Aujourd'hui, c'est la St(e) Damase.
- Dec 11
- Kriegserklärung Deutschlands an die USA, 1941
Comments
Does you Linux Calendar tell you when they changed the name from Upper Volta to Bukina Faso?
Posted by: John McKay | December 10, 2007 9:22 PM
This is why the calendar is so quaint. These calendar lists were put together, in some cases, decades ago, and I don't think there is a system for maintaining them.
I doubt very much that Bukina Faso's independence day and Upper VOlta's independence day are the same. It's possible, I suppose... It would be interesting to look it up.
Posted by: Greg Laden | December 10, 2007 11:29 PM