25 september 2022

Rosh Hashanah (Hebrew: ראש השנה), (literally “head of the year”), is the Jewish New Year. It is the first of the High Holidays or Yamim Noraim (“Days of Awe”), celebrated ten days before Yom Kippur. Rosh Hashanah is observed on the first two days of Tishrei, the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar. It is described in the Torah as יום תרועה (Yom Teruah, a day of sounding [the Shofar]). Read more from Holiday Starts Ends Hebrew Dates Sunday Sun, September 29 Sep 29 Tuesday Tue, October 1 Oct 1 1-2 Tishrei 5780 Friday Fri, September 18 Sep 18 Sunday Sun, September 20 Sep 20 1-2 Tishrei 5781 Monday Mon, September 6 Sep 6 Wednesday Wed, September 8 Sep 8 1-2 Tishrei 5782 Sunday Sun, September 25 Sep 25 Tuesday Tue, September 27 Sep 27 1-2 Tishrei 5783 Friday Fri, September 15 Sep 15 Sunday Sun, September 17 Sep 17 1-2 Tishrei 5784 Wednesday Wed, October 2 Oct 2 Friday Fri, October 4 Oct 4 1-2 Tishrei 5785 Monday Mon, September 22 Sep 22 Wednesday Wed, September 24 Sep 24 1-2 Tishrei 5786 Friday Fri, September 11 Sep 11 Sunday Sun, September 13 Sep 13 1-2 Tishrei 5787 Look up the date of Rosh Hashana in a past or future year Rosh Hashana II / רֹאשׁ הַשָּׁנָה ב׳ Tuesday, 27 September 2022 / 2 Tishrei 5783 Torah Portion: • 1: · 3 p’sukim · • 2: · 5 p’sukim · • 3: · 6 p’sukim · • 4: · 5 p’sukim · • 5: · 5 p’sukim · • maf: · 6 p’sukim · Haftarah: · 19 p’sukim References (paid link) Rabbi Michael Strassfeld Sefaria.org (paid link) Jewish Publication Society Wikipedia: The Free Encyc...

It was the 4th Sunday of 2022. If you were born on this date, your birthday numbers 9, 25, and 2022 reveal that your life path number is 22. Your zodiac sign is Libra with a ruling planet Venus, your birthstone is the Sapphire, and your birth flower is the Aster/Myosotis. You are 8 months old, and were born in the 2020s, in the middle of Generation Alpha. The generation you are born into makes an impact on your life. Swipe up to find out what it all means. → September 25, 2022 was a Sunday → Zodiac sign for this date is Libra → This date was 264 days ago → 2022 was the Year of the Tiger → In 2023, September 25 is on Wednesday → You are 2 years old in Korean Age People born on this day will turn 1 in exactly . If you were born on this date: You have been alive for . You were born in the Year of the Tiger. Your birth sign is Libra, with a ruling planet Venus. On your birthday, the moon was in New 🌑 phase, and there were precisely 9 full moons after you were born to this day. Your billionth second will happen sometime on June 3, 2054. → You’ve slept 88 days or 0.24 years. → Your next birthday is away → You’ve been alive → You were born in the Year of the Tiger → You have been alive 6,354 hours → You are 381,274 minutes old → Age on next birthday: 1 years old You were born on a Sunday September 25, 2022, was the 4th Sunday of that year. It was also the 268th day and 9th month of 2022 in the Georgian calendar. The next time you can reuse the 2022 calendar will be in 2033. Both ...

Tirupati's hundi collections since April alone are Rs 700 crores. Now the govt valuation of its properties is out - 7123 acres valued at Rs 85,705 crores. But secularism means this temple comes under the Religious Institutions & Charitable Endowments Act. Thank you, Hindus. https://t.co/PaUW3So5gx— Anand Ranganathan (@ARanganathan72) आज मेरी बेटी का जन्मदिन है…want to seek your blessings and also say a big thank you for all the lovely posters and videos made by some of you on #RamSetu.Am absolutely speechless & overwhelmed🙏 कल कुछ special ला रहें हैं हम आप सब के लिए…उम्मीद है आप को पसंद आएगा. Love you all.— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) 25 September 2022 was ... • 268th day of the year. There were then 97 days left in • Vikram Samvat Hindu date of: रविवार 9 Ashwin 2079. • 39th Sunday of • on the 38th week of 2022 (using ISO standard week number calculation). • 4th day of Fall. There were 87 days left till • Birthstone for this day: Sapphire

Perhaps, that means using holidays like National Read a Book Day (a And, let's face it, parents need all the help they can get at the start of the school year. Get your kids creative juices flowing by observing wacky (and wonderful) holidays like National Play-Doh Day, Talk Like a Pirate Day and Make a Hat Day. Speaking of family, September's holiday and awareness days are all about spreading the love. Now, add these special dates to your calendar to embrace all that September has to offer. Daily Holidays and Observances in September 2022 September 1 •  American Chess Day • Ginger Cat Appreciation Day • Pink Cadillac Day • World Letter Writing Day September 2 • College Colors Day • National Blueberry Popsicle Day • World Coconut Day September 3 • National Doodle Day • National Hummingbird Day • National Skyscraper Day • National Tailgating Day • World Beard Day September 4 • Eat an Extra Dessert Day • National Macadamia Nut Day • National Pet Rock Day • National Wildlife Day  September 5 • Labor Day • National Be Late for Something Day • National Cheese Pizza Day September 6 • Fight Procrastination Day • National Coffee Ice Cream Day • National Read a Book Day September 7 • Buy a Book Day • National Acorn Squash Day • National Beer Lovers Day September 8 • International Literacy Day • National Dog Walker Appreciation Day • National Iguana Awareness Day • World Physical Therapy Day September 9 • International Sudoku Day • National Teddy Bear Day September 10 • National TV...

Update: In addition to Nova Scotia’s request for federal assistance that we approved yesterday, we have also approved requests from Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador. @CanadianForces members are set to help with assessing damage, keeping people safe, and more.— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) Every day, officers across the country work hard to keep people safe. Today, on Canadian Police and Peace Officers Memorial Day, we honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice. To their families, friends, and colleagues: We mourn with you, and we stand with you. #HeroesInLife— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) Shana Tova U’metuka! As we mark Rosh Hashanah at sundown, I’m wishing Jewish communities a sweet and healthy new year. I hope you can spend time with the ones you love – to reflect on the past year, and to look forward with hope and optimism. https://t.co/qqOU2SHNtA https://t.co/kTf34Kypyh— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) My heart breaks for the family and friends of the woman from Port aux Basques who passed away when Hurricane Fiona made landfall. We’re keeping you in our thoughts – and we’ll continue to make sure you, and your fellow Newfoundlanders and Labradorians, have the support you need. https://t.co/tvZxpfFm1Z— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau)

Acquisition of sign language from birth from fluent sign language models is critical to the cognitive and social development of deaf children. A strong language foundation is necessary to learn other languages. As many deaf children are born into families who are not yet fluent in their national sign languages, services must be in place to provide sign language learning and support to families so that they can learn and use their national sign languages. As of 2011, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) states that approximately 80% of persons with disabilities, including deaf people, are of working age. Reports we have from around the world show underemployment and unemployment is high within deaf communities. Accessing a fair and inclusive labour market with equal working conditions and salary as their peers without disabilities is a step toward deaf peoples’ inclusion in their communities and more equal societies. Full access to health-related information and services is a basic precondition for the enjoyment of our most fundamental rights. Yet, deaf people face barriers, stigmatisation and discrimination when accessing health and health-related information, services and strategies. Accessible information on health needs and health care in the national sign languages is still needed. The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the dire predicament of deaf people in accessing life-saving health information and services. It brings the consequence that deaf people are ofte...

Adding and subtracting dates using a calendar can be difficult and time consuming. A date calculator is an automated program used to add or subtract time to or from a specified date. Date calculators use programming functions and formulas to calculate time before or after a chosen date. Information processed using our date calculator • Past or future date after calculation • Days, hours, minutes and seconds between two dates • Leap years are also considered How to use the Date Calculator • Enter your chosen date. This is your start date or finish date. • Choose Add or Subtract. Add Option: Date entered is your Start Date. The calculator will add to this date. Subtract Option: Date entered is your Finish Date. The calculator will count back from this date. • Use the Day/Week/Month/Year buttons to enter the Days, Weeks, Months and/or Years you wish to add or subtract. You may enter as many or as few (at least one) time fields as you wish. • Click Calculate Example Add 5 Days, 4 Weeks and 2 Years to January 1, 2017 • Enter January 1, 2017 • Choose Add • Enter the following, using the Day, Week, and Year buttons: 5 Days 4 Weeks 2 Years • Click Calculate • Answer = February 3, 2019 How Date Calculators Work? A date calculator first needs to gather information including the initial date and time to be added or subtracted. Time is commonly represented as years, months, weeks and days. The best approach when adding or subtracting dates is to first sum the years, then months, then ...