Episode 14 (Video)

Automobile Mistaken Identity Grammatical errors on websites Comment on the blog asking that images be used so that people that don't speak English can understand what is going on. Written in fairly good English. Non-sequiter! DECEMBER 21: Total eclipse of the Moon. This eclipse will be fully visible from North America. The Moon enters penumbra at 12:28 A.M. EST on December 21 and leaves penumbra at 6:06 A.M. EST on December 21. Origin of Month Names: DECEMBER: From the Latin word decem, “ten,” and because this had been the tenth month of the early Roman calendar. Quit Smoking: Dec. 3, 26, 30 Begin diet to lose weight: Dec 3, 26, 30 To Gain Weight: Dec 12, 17 Discourage Hair Growth: Dec 1, 28, 29 Encourage Hair growth: Dec 12, 13, 17, and 18 Start Projects: Dec 6, 7 End Projects: Dec 3, 4 SKY WATCH _ Dazzling in the east during the 21⁄2 hours before dawn, Venus attains its greatest brilliancy during the first week of this month, at a shadow-casting magnitude –4.9. This is its best month as a morning star. Venus floats just to the left of the crescent Moon on the mornings of the 2nd and the 31st. Mercury appears far below and to the left of Venus on the 30th and 31st. Brilliant Jupiter is prominent in the first 5 hours after dusk, setting at around midnight. The Geminid meteors should perform well after nightfall on the 13th. An exceptional total eclipse of the Moon is visible throughout North America early on the 21st. The partial eclipse begins at 1:32 A.M., with totality starting at 2:40 A.M. Winter arrives the same day, with the solstice at 6:38 P.M. Full Moon: 21 st day: 3rd hour 13 minute Special thanks to The Old Farmers’ Almanac: http://www.almanac.com