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Update 3.7 to 3.11 ----------------------- Changes in 3.11 * If a yahrzeit would fall on 30 Cheshvan in a short year, advance observance to 1 Kislev. If a yahrzeit would fall on Kislev 30 in a short year, advance observance to 1 Tevet. * Allow Ta'anit Bechorot (Fast of the Firstborn) to fall on a Friday. When a fast day falls on Friday, we do in fact observe the fast on Friday, even though Shabbat follows immediately. Also, in some years, Asarah Betevet (Tenth of Tevet) falls on Friday and is observed on that day. It is only in years when the date of the fast falls on Shabbat that the fast is moved: Ta'anit Ester (Fast of Esther) and Ta'anit Bekhorim are moved back to Thursday. Tsom Gedalyah (Fast of Gedaliah) and Shiv'ah Asar Betammuz (Seventeeth of Tammuz) are moved ahead to Sunday. Tish'ah Be'av (Ninth of Av), a full-day fast, is moved ahead to Saturday night. Asarah Betevet does not fall on Shabbat. Changes in 3.10 * Add Erev Purim and Erev Tish'a B'Av * Add Pesach Sheni (14 Iyyar) Changes in 3.9.1 [revved version number correctly] Changes in 3.9 * Yom Hazikaron first observed in 1949. Yom HaShoah first observed in 1951. * Allow Asara B'Tevet to fall on a Friday. Changes in 3.8 * fixed spelling of shabbat Chazon * fixed yom Haatzmaut 2007 * added support for Mexico DST scheme (no longer the same as US & Canada) * Correct Gibraltar time zone to UTC+1, not UTC-10. Thanks to Jack Gross <jacobbgross@hotmail.com> for reporting the bug.
2014-12-04 02:05:34 +01:00
$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.2 2014/12/04 01:05:34 mef Exp $
Initial version of a perpetual Hebrew calendar
2009-03-05 04:18:44 +01:00
Update 3.7 to 3.11 ----------------------- Changes in 3.11 * If a yahrzeit would fall on 30 Cheshvan in a short year, advance observance to 1 Kislev. If a yahrzeit would fall on Kislev 30 in a short year, advance observance to 1 Tevet. * Allow Ta'anit Bechorot (Fast of the Firstborn) to fall on a Friday. When a fast day falls on Friday, we do in fact observe the fast on Friday, even though Shabbat follows immediately. Also, in some years, Asarah Betevet (Tenth of Tevet) falls on Friday and is observed on that day. It is only in years when the date of the fast falls on Shabbat that the fast is moved: Ta'anit Ester (Fast of Esther) and Ta'anit Bekhorim are moved back to Thursday. Tsom Gedalyah (Fast of Gedaliah) and Shiv'ah Asar Betammuz (Seventeeth of Tammuz) are moved ahead to Sunday. Tish'ah Be'av (Ninth of Av), a full-day fast, is moved ahead to Saturday night. Asarah Betevet does not fall on Shabbat. Changes in 3.10 * Add Erev Purim and Erev Tish'a B'Av * Add Pesach Sheni (14 Iyyar) Changes in 3.9.1 [revved version number correctly] Changes in 3.9 * Yom Hazikaron first observed in 1949. Yom HaShoah first observed in 1951. * Allow Asara B'Tevet to fall on a Friday. Changes in 3.8 * fixed spelling of shabbat Chazon * fixed yom Haatzmaut 2007 * added support for Mexico DST scheme (no longer the same as US & Canada) * Correct Gibraltar time zone to UTC+1, not UTC-10. Thanks to Jack Gross <jacobbgross@hotmail.com> for reporting the bug.
2014-12-04 02:05:34 +01:00
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