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Worldwide Holidays for November 2009
1st
November
All Saints'
Day: Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia,
Finland, France, French Polynesia, Gabon, Germany, Italy,
Ivory Coast, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Mauritius, Peru,
Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Senegal, Seychelles, Spain,
Switzerland, Venezuela.
Bullfighting
Season: Peru.
Independence
Day: Antigua & Barbuda.
Remembrance
Day: Slovenia.
Revolution
Day: Algeria.
2nd
November
Memorial Day:
Brazil, Ecuador.
3rd
November
Culture Day:
Japan.
Independence
Day: Dominica, Panama, Ecuador.
4th
November
John Paul's
Nameday: Vatican.
5th
November
Guy Fawkes'
Day: Britain.
10th
November
Anniversary
of Ataturk's Death: Turkey.
Mustafa Kemal
Atatürk, (1881-1938), Turkish soldier, nationalist leader,
and statesman, who founded the republic of Turkey and was
its first president (1923-1938). The name Atatürk (Father
Turk) was bestowed upon him in 1934 by the Grand National
Assembly as a tribute for his unique service to the Turkish
nation.
11th
November
Armistice
Day: Belgium, France, French Polynesia.
Independence
Day: Angola.
Independence
of Cartagena: Colombia.
King's
Birthday: Bhutan.
Remembrance
Day: Bermuda, Canada.
Republic Day:
Maldives.
Veterans Day:
United States of America.
12th
November
Dr. Sun
Yat-sen's Birthday: Taiwan.
15th
November
King's
Birthday: Belgium.
Peace Day:
Ivory Coast.
Proclamation
of the Republic: Brazil.
17th
November
Army Day:
Zaire.
Prince
Charles' Birthday: UK.
18th
November
Independence
Day: Morocco.
National Day:
Oman.
Vertieres'
Day: Haiti.
19th
November
Army Coup
Day: Mali.
Discovery
Day: Puerto Rico.
Garifuna
Settlement Day: Belize.
Prince
Ranier's Day: Monaco.
20th
November
Revolution
Anniversary: Mexico.
22nd
November
Independence
Day: Lebanon.
24th
November
New Regime
Anniversary: Zaire.
25th
November
Independence
Day: Suriname.
28th
November
Independence
Day: Albania, Mauritania, Panama.
Republic Day:
Burundi, Chad.
29th
November
National Day:
Poland.
30th
November
Heroes Day:
Philippines.
Independence
Day: Barbados.
National Day:
Benin.
St. Andrew's Day: Scotland.
**We try to
keep the dates as accurate as possible. Please let us know
if there is an omission or incorrect date.
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By Donald Saunders
There are literally hundreds of online forums these days and they can be extremely useful for anybody who runs an Internet business, providing you with the opportunity to make your name in your particular field and to attract visitors to your website. However, there are a few rules which are common to all forums and which you must follow if your are to succeed. 1. Do keep to the topic of the forum. Forums are designed as a meeting ground for like minded people and will normally cover a single topic or perhaps a small group of related topics. There is nothing which will upset members faster than posting content which is off topic.
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