In Venezuela, the Father's Day is celebrated every year on the third Sunday in June.

America
Brazil
In Brazil, the annual Father's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday in August.

Cuba
In Cuba, los celebrate Father's Day (Día de Padres) on 3 Sunday in June. This date is based on an initiative of the writer Dulce María Borrero, which campaigned for a national memorial day for the fathers. The first time was the Father's Day in Cuba on 19 June 1938 committed.

USA
In the U.S., Father's Day is on 3 Sunday in June. Sonora Smart Dodd in 1909 first brought the idea of a "Father's Day on" to honor her father William Jackson Smart, a Civil War veteran. His wife was at the birth of sixth child died, and Mr. Smart took the baby, and the other five children alone on a farm in eastern Washington state. Mrs. Dodd wanted to honor the strength and selflessness her father had met with his children. The first Father's Day was on 19 June 1910 in Spokane, Washington, observed. At the same time appeared in various American cities Father's Day celebrations. 1924 President Calvin Coolidge supported the idea of a national Father's Day. And in 1966 President Lyndon Johnson signed a proclamation declaring the third Sunday in June Father's Day.

President Nixon in 1974 rising to the rank of the Father's Day an official holiday for the third Sunday in June.

The Father's Day in the U.S. is primarily the day on which the children meet their fathers with gifts, poems and flowers. Joint excursions are on the program and many, particularly male Americans are the forgotten Father's Day trips and activities with their fathers. In addition, there is also a day for men, similar to the as in Germany the idea of a man's cult is celebrated.

The U.S. President George W. Bush announced on 13th June 2003, a "President's Father's Day Proclamation" out.

Venezuela
In Venezuela, the Father's Day is celebrated every year on the third Sunday in June.
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The celebration of the Sugar Feast

The celebration of the Sugar Feast
The first morning of the Sugar Feast men visiting the mosque for joint prayer for this special holiday. Women and children are exempt from this obligation would normally be home, because of the large crowds in the mosque, others such as Indonesia are typically does anyone go to the mosque. Before the prayer is expected that those who can afford it pay a contribution to the value of a meal (about 5-7 euros). This can be passed around the mosque, so that this requirement may be fulfilled. Then the proper utilization of funds provided.

The rest of the day, if possible in one family visit. To celebrate the Sugar Feast to sweet dishes and delicacies like Lokum eaten and gives one another and the poor presents. Many women decorate their hands with henna. Both men and women usually attract new clothes and the house is thoroughly cleaned before further this holiday.

As for symbolism, the Sugar Feast somewhat similar to carnival, but that feast before Lent occurs.
Source: http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suikerfeest

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Jesus Relation to the Passover

Relation to the Passover
Jesus' crucifixion took place after the Synoptics on the main feast of Passover, 15 Nisan, instead. According to John's Gospel, however, he died on 14 Nisan at the same time when the Passover lambs were slaughtered in the Jerusalem Temple.

Jesus' death is thus located in early Christianity in the history of suffering, on the other hand, the exemption hope of Israel. His resurrection is the ultimate affirmation of hope and their extension to all peoples.

The Christian Eucharist is the result of the Jewish Seder, and has taken substantive elements of it. This includes the symbol of the paschal lamb, which is reminiscent of the AD to 70 AD the temple slaughtered Passover sacrifice.

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Plantain lily Features

Plantain lily
Plantain lily (ornamental tops) and Liliaceae (APG in the plant classification system into Agavaceae) herb, plantain lily genus (Hosta) is a general term. Native to the mountains and wetlands, which are grown for flowers grow well in shade and beauty. The language of flowers "calm," "calm," "quiet man."

Feature
There are about 40 species native to East Asia, can help interspecific hybrids (especially the many cultivars) are classified into several theories. Is fixed as a mutation in a number of garden variety of the Edo era in Japan, many varieties were bred in Europe, we are introduced to Europe by Siebold it further. The leaves range from the base out. Raceme blue summer (some varieties of white) flowers wearing thin, and will be pollinated by bees foraging in bumblebees and large. 3 crack fruit fruit but Yangshuo, in some cultivars is blind. Oobagiboushi Japan (H. montana or H. sieboldiana var. Gigantea) and the wild about 20 species, including wild plants are used as the name of Urui. Tricky because there are many accidents and errors like eating poisonous herb Veratrum album of fresh green leaves, though. Sujigiboushi (H. undulata) and hybrids are cultivated and others.

The name of plantain lily buds, similar to that because of the young inflorescence covered with ornamental tops or bract. Lily Plantain English name is "plantain lily" is similar to that in the sense of plantain leaves.

Source: http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%AE%E3%83%9C%E3%82%A6%E3%82%B7

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St. John's Wort or Hypericum has been the subject of medicine since ancient times

Hypericum
Hypericum (Hypericum) is a genus of the family of Klousioeidon (Clusiaceae), which includes about 150 species, grass, bushes or brushwood. Main species is Hypericum perforatum (Hypericum perforatum, commonly known as balm, St. John's Wort or spatula) and Hypericum perfoliatum (Hypericum bright, commonly leichinochorto or starida).

The St. John's Wort is an evergreen plant with a height of about one meter and flowers with bright yellow, which occur around mid-June. It is an endemic plant in almost the entire European continent.

Uses
St. John's Wort or Hypericum has been the subject of medicine since ancient times. The ancient Greeks used it as a diuretic, healing, haemostatic and emminagogo.

Today in the U.S. and many other countries in the form of pills used to treat mild and moderate depression (so called "alternative to Prozac"). Also used as an anticonvulsant for the treatment of insomnia.

Outdoor use:
Used in tincture form, having extracted the fresh plant oil in glass jars sealed well, staying in the sun for 40 days or so, as a healing wounds, burns, irritations and first grade.

Indoor use:
* As tea is usually a teaspoon of grated dried leaves and flowers in a cup of hot water, to cover them and leave, covered for 10-15 minutes to pass all components of the plant in water, from one to three times a day further advice and guidance of doctors, pharmacists and other experts.
* In capsules or tablets: On advice of doctors or pharmacists.
* In an alcoholic tincture: Following the advice of a doctor or pharmacist.

General Instructions - Precautions
Hypericum can affect the liver causing a person's sensitivity to light. In the skin of some individuals can cause reactions manifested by skin irritations,

According to some researchers, hypericum may affect the metabolism of certain enzymes. Therefore, caution should be exercised when administered concomitantly with other drugs or certain foods.

In any case, when plants are used for treatment, you should always inform the doctor or pharmacist and their use is under the guidance of an expert.
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Gloriosa Description

Description
Gender: gleaming grass, horizontal rhizomes, leafy stems, leaves whorled, subopposite; flowers solitary, large, hanging on long pedicels, actinomorphic, hermaphrodite, 6 perianth segments, free, lanceolate, long persistent, 6 stamens, hypogeous, anthers extrorse , mediofijas and versatile, opening by longitudinal suture; Ovary superior, 3-celled, carpels united only by their inner margins, uvula numerous deflejado style at the base and projecting from the flower more or less horizontally loculicidal fruit capsule with many seeds " (Smith, 1979, pp. 141-142).
Source: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloriosa_(planta)

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