Guest guest Posted January 6, 2005 Report Share Posted January 6, 2005 Dear List Members, This is the rectified chart of: IVORY COAST Aug 7, 1960 12:00 AM +00:00 GMT Abidjan, Ivory Coast Longitude: 4W02 Latitude: 5N19 Lahiri Ayanamsha: 23:18 Current Period: SA/SA/ME Planet Deg Sign Speed SA Nakshatra Lord ================================================ Asc 22:13 Ari Bharani Ve Sun 21:10 Can +00:57:29 WK Aslesha Me Moon 19:36 Cap +14:56:53 ST Shravana Mo Mars 09:52 Tau +00:39:18 WK Krittika Su Merc 02:04 Can +01:03:18 FM Punarvasu Ju JuptR 00:45 Sag -00:02:31 WK Mula Ke Ven 03:40 Leo +01:13:54 WK Magha Ke Sat R 19:43 Sag -00:03:24 WK P.Shadya Ve Rahu 22:26 Leo -00:03:03 FM P.Phalguni Ve Ketu 22:26 Aqu -00:03:03 FM P.Bhadra Ju True Node 365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 42 beats Day: Sunday Sunrise: 6:15 AM Tithi: Purnima Yoga Pt: 14:06 Le Yogi:Ve AviYogi:Ju Dup Yogi: Su Dagha Rashis: None Rashi Chart ******************************************************* ** 2 * * 12 ** *3 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MA 09:52* * * * * * * * * * * * 1 AS 22:13 * 11 KE 22:26* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** ME 02:04 * * ** *4 SU 21:10 * 10 MO 19:36 * ** * * ** *5 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *VE 03:40 * * * * JUR00:45* *RA 22:26 * 7 * 9 SAR19:43* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 6 * * 8 ** ******************************************************* Navamsha ******************************************************* ** 8 * * 6 ** *9 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * SAR * * * * * AS * * * * * 7 RA * 5 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * ** *10 SU * 4 ME * ** * * ** *11* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * JUR * * * * * 1 KE * 3 MO * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MA * * VE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** 12 * * 2 ** ******************************************************* Some of the events used in the rectification: Disaster Date Killed Epidemic 18-Jun-2001 175 Epidemic 20-Oct-1970 120 Epidemic 1-Jun-2002 19 Epidemic 22-Dec-2002 15 Drought 17-Feb-1983 0 Disaster Date Affected Epidemic 18-Jun-2001 2,977 Epidemic 20-Oct-1970 1,500 Epidemic 1-Jun-2002 562 Epidemic 22-Dec-2002 55 Drought 17-Feb-1983 0 Disaster Date Killed Transport Accident 30-Jan-2000 169 Transport Accident 3-Jan-1987 51 Transport Accident 29-Mar-2000 40 Transport Accident 16-Dec-2004 29 Transport Accident 15-Feb-1999 28 Transport Accident 14-Nov-1998 27 Transport Accident 3-Aug-1999 25 Misc Accident 31-Oct-1993 23 date type registration operator fat. location pic cat 26-JUL-1970 Douglas DC-7 VR-BCT ARCO Bermuda 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 25-JUL-1977 HFB-320 Hansa Jet 5N-AMF Motor Parts Manuf. 3 Cote d'Ivoire A1 25-JUL-1986 Fokker F-27 TU-TIF Air Ivoire 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 03-JAN-1987 Boeing 707 PP-VJK Varig 50 Cote d'Ivoire A1 30-DEC-1989 Fokker F-28 TU-TIK Air Ivoire 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 15-JAN-1993 Boeing 707 YR-ABM Air Afrique 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 26-JUN-1994 Fokker F-27 TU-TIP Air Ivoire 17 Cote d'Ivoire A1 12-APR-1997 DC-9-50 9G-ACM Ghana Airways 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 30-JAN-2000 Airbus A.310 5Y-BEN Kenya Airways 169 Cote d'Ivoire A1 1960 Aug 7, Ivory Coast became independent from France. 1960 Felix Houphouet-Boigny began to rule Ivory Coast. Houphouet-Boigny lead the country until his death in 1993. Encouragement of investment and stability made it one of region's most prosperous. 1996 Dec 29, The 2nd multi-party elections, parliamentary by-elections, were held. 1997 Aug 22, Togo-born singer King Mensah Papavi lived in Paris and was hailed as the best African singer of 1997. He was backed by his girlfriend Tetia Oyourou of the Ivory Coast. 1997 Dec 25, It was reported that early marriages in sub-Saharan Africa were still very common. Islamic law allows the marriage of girls as soon as they can conceive. 1998 Feb 5, Kevin Leveille (26), a Peace Corp worker from Ventura, Ca., was attacked and killed in Tanda. He had 2 months left in his assigned task of working on water and sanitation problems. 1998 Jun 26, Alioune Blondin Beye, a diplomat from Mali, crashed in a small plane near Abidjan. He had just met with Togo Pres. Gnassigbe Eyadema to support peace talks in Angola. Three other passengers were Koffi Adjovi of Togo, journalist Moktar Gueye of Senegal, and Baendegar Dessandre of Chad. 1998 Nov 30, Britain along with Lesotho, Burkino Faso, the Ivory Coast and Tajikistan signed a global treaty for an Int’l. Criminal Court to try war crimes. The accord was approved in July at conference in Rome and 61 countries had signed on. The court required 60 countries to pass legislation for ratification. 1999 May 27, Police stormed a hall at the Universite d'Abidjan and brutally dispersed an FESCI student gathering planning for nationwide strikes. 1999 Sep 15, Police arrested several hundred political activists and placed Alassane Dramane Ouattara under house arrest. Pres. Henri Konan Bedie and the ruling Democratic Party charged that Ouattara, head of the Rally of the Republicans, could not run for president because his father was born in Burkina Faso. 1999 Dec 23, In Ivory Coast soldiers went on a rampage in Abidjan with gunshots and looting in protest over money and perks. 1999 Dec 24, In Ivory Coast Gen. Robert Guei declared a military coup and an end to the rule by Pres. Henri Konan Bedie. Guei's regime was seen as fomenting ethnic, political and ethnic unrest in a bid to keep power. 1999 Dec 26, In the Ivory Coast Pres. Henri Konan Bedie fled with his family to Lome, Togo, following the military coup. 2000 Jan 5, Gen. Robert Guei announced that he was suspending the country's staggering foreign debt payments. 2000 May 18, Gen. Robert Guei dissolved the interim government. 2000 Jul 23, Voters cast ballots for a new constitution intended to restore civilian rule. The new constitution was approved overwhelmingly. 2000 Jul, In the Ivory Coast the military reached an agreement with mutinous soldiers. Lump sum payments of $1,600 were promised to soldiers, who had demanded $9000. 2000 Aug 30, The elections scheduled for Sep 17 were postponed to Oct 22. 2000 Aug, Gen. Robert Guei announced his candidacy for the presidency. He had initially promised not to seek office. 2000 Sep 12, It was reported that Waldron’s red colobus, a loud-mouthed, red-cheeked monkey from Ghana and the Ivory Coast, was last seen in the 1970s and was believed extinct. 2000 Sep 18, Loyalist soldiers drove back attackers in an assassination attempt on Gen. Guei. 2 bodyguards were killed. 2000 Oct 4, In the Ivory Coast a bus-station bombing killed 4 people and a state of emergency was declared. 2000 Oct 6, The Supreme Court disqualified former Prime Minister Alassane Ouattara and most other candidates from the presidential elections. 2000 Oct 22, In the Ivory Coast elections were held with candidates from the 2 biggest parties excluded. All candidates from the Muslim north, 40% of the population, were excluded. The tally was halted when early returns put Socialist Laurent Gbagho ahead. 2000 Oct 24, In the Ivory Coast Gen. Robert Guei declared himself the winner in presidential elections and dissolved the electoral commission that showed his main opponent in the lead. Protests broke out, at least 2 people were killed and a state of emergency was declared. 2000 Oct 25, A people’s revolt forced Gen. Robert Guei out of power. Laurent Gbagbo (55) of the Ivorian Popular Front was introduced over state TV as the new head of state. 2000 Oct 26, Dozens of people were reported killed as supporters of Alassane Ouattara called for new elections. 2000 Oct 27, The bodies of 57 young men were found outside Abidjan. Ouattara claimed the men were members of his Rally of the Republicans party and were killed by paramilitary police. 8 gendarmes were acquitted in 2001 due to lack of evidence. 2000 Dec 4, Protestors clashed with riot police in Abidjan. The city was paralyzed and least 2 people were killed. 2000 Dec 5, Police battled opposition supporters for a 2nd day and at least 10 people were killed. 2000 Dec 10, Ivory coast proceeded with parliamentary elections against the wishes of both France and the US. 2003 Mar 1, In the Ivory Coast government helicopter gunships attacked a rebel-held Bin-Houye, killing 20 civilians and injuring many others. (AP, 3/2/03) 2003 Apr 3, Ivory Coast's insurgents ended their boycott of a new unity government and urged the international community to help make it work. (AP, 4/3/03) 2003 Apr 17, The Ivory Coast new unity government held its first Cabinet meeting with newly sworn-in rebel ministers, even as the rebels accused the government of new attacks. (AP, 4/17/03) 2003 Apr 25, Fighters from Sierra Leone and Liberia killed rebel leader Sgt. Felix Doh near the town of Gbinta, in western Ivory Coast. (AP, 4/29/03) 2003 Apr 28, The United States pledged $4 million to help keep peacekeepers in the Ivory Coast in addition to the $5 million it has already given to ECOWAS. (AP, 4/30/03) 2003 May 4, In Ivory Coast a new cease-fire agreement took effect, just hours after rebels accused government forces of fresh attacks. (AP, 5/4/03) 2003 May 12, The UN Security Council tentatively agreed to send peacekeepers to the Ivory Coast to help enforce an agreement aimed at ending nine months of civil war. (AP, 5/12/03) 2003 Jun 17, Ivory Coast army and rebel forces agreed to pull their forces back from battle positions, strengthening a cease-fire in the former French colony. 2003 Jun 30, Ivory Coast Rebels announced that they were suspending participation in the power-sharing government, accusing the government of violating an agreement ending nine months of civil war. 2003 Jul 4, Ivory Coast's government and rebel officials declared an official end to the civil war, 9 months after fighting erupted following a failed attempt to oust Pres. Laurent Gbagbo. 2003 Jul 29, In Ivory Coast thousands of college students rioted in Abidjan, demanding compensation for a lost school year canceled by Ivory Coast's civil war. 2003 Aug 25, In Ivory Coast 2 French soldiers, part of a peacekeeping force, were killed. 2003 Sep 10, Ivory Coast created a commission made up of members of the army and rebel movements to chart the course of disarmament and reunification after a 9-month civil war. 2003 Sep 23, Ivory Coast rebel leaders said they were abandoning their posts in Ivory Coast's power-sharing government and halting disarmament. 2003 Sep 26, In Ivory Coast gunmen broke into a bank and sparked a night-long street battle that left over 20 people dead. Best wishes, satva Jorge Angelino Rua da Sociedade Filarmónica Perpétua Azeitonense, 29 2925-598 Azeitão Portugal jorge.angelino tel: mobile: 210813674 963916784 Add me to your address book... Want a signature like this? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2005 Report Share Posted January 6, 2005 Jorge, You are doing a great deal of work with these rectified charts. By any chance are you cataloging them in the 'files' folder or at least providing a list in 'files' of what countries you have rectified so far with dates of when posted so they are easily accessible later? Otherwise they might disappear inbetween other posts over time. Dawn SAMVA , " Jorge Angelino " <jorge.angelino@n...> wrote: > Dear List Members, > > > > This is the rectified chart of: > > > > IVORY COAST > > Aug 7, 1960 12:00 AM +00:00 GMT > > Abidjan, Ivory Coast Longitude: 4W02 Latitude: 5N19 > > Lahiri Ayanamsha: 23:18 Current Period: SA/SA/ME > > > > Planet Deg Sign Speed SA Nakshatra Lord > > ================================================ > > Asc 22:13 Ari Bharani Ve > > Sun 21:10 Can +00:57:29 WK Aslesha Me > > Moon 19:36 Cap +14:56:53 ST Shravana Mo > > Mars 09:52 Tau +00:39:18 WK Krittika Su > > Merc 02:04 Can +01:03:18 FM Punarvasu Ju > > JuptR 00:45 Sag -00:02:31 WK Mula Ke > > Ven 03:40 Leo +01:13:54 WK Magha Ke > > Sat R 19:43 Sag -00:03:24 WK P.Shadya Ve > > Rahu 22:26 Leo -00:03:03 FM P.Phalguni Ve > > Ketu 22:26 Aqu -00:03:03 FM P.Bhadra Ju > > > > True Node 365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 42 beats > > Day: Sunday Sunrise: 6:15 AM > > Tithi: Purnima > > Yoga Pt: 14:06 Le Yogi:Ve AviYogi:Ju Dup Yogi: Su > > Dagha Rashis: None > > > > Rashi Chart > > ******************************************************* > > ** 2 * * 12 ** > > *3 * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * MA 09:52* * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * 1 AS 22:13 * 11 KE 22:26* > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** ME 02:04 * * ** > > *4 SU 21:10 * 10 MO 19:36 * > > ** * * ** > > *5 * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > *VE 03:40 * * * * JUR00:45* > > *RA 22:26 * 7 * 9 SAR19:43* > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** 6 * * 8 ** > > ******************************************************* > > > > Navamsha > > ******************************************************* > > ** 8 * * 6 ** > > *9 * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * SAR * * > > * * * AS * * * > > * * 7 RA * 5 * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** * * ** > > *10 SU * 4 ME * > > ** * * ** > > *11* * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * JUR * * * > > * * 1 KE * 3 MO * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * MA * * VE * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** 12 * * 2 ** > > ******************************************************* > > > > Some of the events used in the rectification: > > > > Disaster Date Killed > > Epidemic 18-Jun-2001 175 > > Epidemic 20-Oct-1970 120 > > Epidemic 1-Jun-2002 19 > > Epidemic 22-Dec-2002 15 > > Drought 17-Feb-1983 0 > > Disaster Date Affected > > Epidemic 18-Jun-2001 2,977 > > Epidemic 20-Oct-1970 1,500 > > Epidemic 1-Jun-2002 562 > > Epidemic 22-Dec-2002 55 > > Drought 17-Feb-1983 0 > > > > Disaster Date Killed > > Transport Accident 30-Jan-2000 169 > > Transport Accident 3-Jan-1987 51 > > Transport Accident 29-Mar-2000 40 > > Transport Accident 16-Dec-2004 29 > > Transport Accident 15-Feb-1999 28 > > Transport Accident 14-Nov-1998 27 > > Transport Accident 3-Aug-1999 25 > > Misc Accident 31-Oct-1993 23 > > > > date type registration operator fat. location pic cat > > 26-JUL-1970 Douglas DC-7 VR-BCT ARCO Bermuda 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 25-JUL-1977 HFB-320 Hansa Jet 5N-AMF Motor Parts Manuf. 3 Cote d'Ivoire > A1 > > 25-JUL-1986 Fokker F-27 TU-TIF Air Ivoire 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 03-JAN-1987 Boeing 707 PP-VJK Varig 50 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 30-DEC-1989 Fokker F-28 TU-TIK Air Ivoire 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 15-JAN-1993 Boeing 707 YR-ABM Air Afrique 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 26-JUN-1994 Fokker F-27 TU-TIP Air Ivoire 17 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 12-APR-1997 DC-9-50 9G-ACM Ghana Airways 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 30-JAN-2000 Airbus A.310 5Y-BEN Kenya Airways 169 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > > > 1960 Aug 7, Ivory Coast became independent from France. > > > > 1960 Felix Houphouet-Boigny began to rule Ivory Coast. > Houphouet-Boigny lead the country until his death in 1993. Encouragement > of investment and stability made it one of region's most prosperous. > > > > 1996 Dec 29, The 2nd multi-party elections, parliamentary > by-elections, were held. > > > > 1997 Aug 22, Togo-born singer King Mensah Papavi lived in Paris > and was hailed as the best African singer of 1997. He was backed by his > girlfriend Tetia Oyourou of the Ivory Coast. > > > > 1997 Dec 25, It was reported that early marriages in sub- Saharan > Africa were still very common. Islamic law allows the marriage of girls > as soon as they can conceive. > > > > 1998 Feb 5, Kevin Leveille (26), a Peace Corp worker from > Ventura, Ca., was attacked and killed in Tanda. He had 2 months left in > his assigned task of working on water and sanitation problems. > > > > 1998 Jun 26, Alioune Blondin Beye, a diplomat from Mali, crashed > in a small plane near Abidjan. He had just met with Togo Pres. Gnassigbe > Eyadema to support peace talks in Angola. Three other passengers were > Koffi Adjovi of Togo, journalist Moktar Gueye of Senegal, and Baendegar > Dessandre of Chad. > > > > 1998 Nov 30, Britain along with Lesotho, Burkino Faso, the Ivory > Coast and Tajikistan signed a global treaty for an Int'l. Criminal Court > to try war crimes. The accord was approved in July at conference in Rome > and 61 countries had signed on. The court required 60 countries to pass > legislation for ratification. > > > > 1999 May 27, Police stormed a hall at the Universite d'Abidjan > and brutally dispersed an FESCI student gathering planning for > nationwide strikes. > > > > 1999 Sep 15, Police arrested several hundred political activists > and placed Alassane Dramane Ouattara under house arrest. Pres. Henri > Konan Bedie and the ruling Democratic Party charged that Ouattara, head > of the Rally of the Republicans, could not run for president because his > father was born in Burkina Faso. > > > > 1999 Dec 23, In Ivory Coast soldiers went on a rampage in Abidjan > with gunshots and looting in protest over money and perks. > > > > 1999 Dec 24, In Ivory Coast Gen. Robert Guei declared a military > coup and an end to the rule by Pres. Henri Konan Bedie. Guei's regime > was seen as fomenting ethnic, political and ethnic unrest in a bid to > keep power. > > > > 1999 Dec 26, In the Ivory Coast Pres. Henri Konan Bedie fled with > his family to Lome, Togo, following the military coup. > > > > 2000 Jan 5, Gen. Robert Guei announced that he was suspending the > country's staggering foreign debt payments. > > > > 2000 May 18, Gen. Robert Guei dissolved the interim government. > > > > 2000 Jul 23, Voters cast ballots for a new constitution intended > to restore civilian rule. The new constitution was approved > overwhelmingly. > > > > 2000 Jul, In the Ivory Coast the military reached an agreement > with mutinous soldiers. Lump sum payments of $1,600 were promised to > soldiers, who had demanded $9000. > > > > 2000 Aug 30, The elections scheduled for Sep 17 were postponed to > Oct 22. > > > > 2000 Aug, Gen. Robert Guei announced his candidacy for the > presidency. He had initially promised not to seek office. > > > > 2000 Sep 12, It was reported that Waldron's red colobus, a > loud-mouthed, red-cheeked monkey from Ghana and the Ivory Coast, was > last seen in the 1970s and was believed extinct. > > > > 2000 Sep 18, Loyalist soldiers drove back attackers in an > assassination attempt on Gen. Guei. 2 bodyguards were killed. > > > > 2000 Oct 4, In the Ivory Coast a bus-station bombing killed 4 > people and a state of emergency was declared. > > > > 2000 Oct 6, The Supreme Court disqualified former Prime Minister > Alassane Ouattara and most other candidates from the presidential > elections. > > > > 2000 Oct 22, In the Ivory Coast elections were held with > candidates from the 2 biggest parties excluded. All candidates from the > Muslim north, 40% of the population, were excluded. The tally was halted > when early returns put Socialist Laurent Gbagho ahead. > > > > 2000 Oct 24, In the Ivory Coast Gen. Robert Guei declared himself > the winner in presidential elections and dissolved the electoral > commission that showed his main opponent in the lead. Protests broke > out, at least 2 people were killed and a state of emergency was > declared. > > > > 2000 Oct 25, A people's revolt forced Gen. Robert Guei out of > power. Laurent Gbagbo (55) of the Ivorian Popular Front was introduced > over state TV as the new head of state. > > > > 2000 Oct 26, Dozens of people were reported killed as supporters > of Alassane Ouattara called for new elections. > > > > 2000 Oct 27, The bodies of 57 young men were found outside > Abidjan. Ouattara claimed the men were members of his Rally of the > Republicans party and were killed by paramilitary police. 8 gendarmes > were acquitted in 2001 due to lack of evidence. > > > > 2000 Dec 4, Protestors clashed with riot police in Abidjan. The > city was paralyzed and least 2 people were killed. > > > > 2000 Dec 5, Police battled opposition supporters for a 2nd day > and at least 10 people were killed. > > > > 2000 Dec 10, Ivory coast proceeded with parliamentary elections > against the wishes of both France and the US. > > > > 2003 Mar 1, In the Ivory Coast government helicopter gunships > attacked a rebel-held Bin-Houye, killing 20 civilians and injuring many > others. > > (AP, 3/2/03) > > > > 2003 Apr 3, Ivory Coast's insurgents ended their boycott of a new > unity government and urged the international community to help make it > work. > > (AP, 4/3/03) > > > > 2003 Apr 17, The Ivory Coast new unity government held its first > Cabinet meeting with newly sworn-in rebel ministers, even as the rebels > accused the government of new attacks. > > (AP, 4/17/03) > > > > 2003 Apr 25, Fighters from Sierra Leone and Liberia killed rebel > leader Sgt. Felix Doh near the town of Gbinta, in western Ivory Coast. > > (AP, 4/29/03) > > > > 2003 Apr 28, The United States pledged $4 million to help keep > peacekeepers in the Ivory Coast in addition to the $5 million it has > already given to ECOWAS. > > (AP, 4/30/03) > > > > 2003 May 4, In Ivory Coast a new cease-fire agreement took > effect, just hours after rebels accused government forces of fresh > attacks. > > (AP, 5/4/03) > > > > 2003 May 12, The UN Security Council tentatively agreed to send > peacekeepers to the Ivory Coast to help enforce an agreement aimed at > ending nine months of civil war. > > (AP, 5/12/03) > > > > 2003 Jun 17, Ivory Coast army and rebel forces agreed to pull > their forces back from battle positions, strengthening a cease-fire in > the former French colony. > > > > 2003 Jun 30, Ivory Coast Rebels announced that they were > suspending participation in the power-sharing government, accusing the > government of violating an agreement ending nine months of civil war. > > > > 2003 Jul 4, Ivory Coast's government and rebel officials declared > an official end to the civil war, 9 months after fighting erupted > following a failed attempt to oust Pres. Laurent Gbagbo. > > > > 2003 Jul 29, In Ivory Coast thousands of college students rioted > in Abidjan, demanding compensation for a lost school year canceled by > Ivory Coast's civil war. > > > > 2003 Aug 25, In Ivory Coast 2 French soldiers, part of a > peacekeeping force, were killed. > > > > 2003 Sep 10, Ivory Coast created a commission made up of members > of the army and rebel movements to chart the course of disarmament and > reunification after a 9-month civil war. > > > > 2003 Sep 23, Ivory Coast rebel leaders said they were abandoning > their posts in Ivory Coast's power-sharing government and halting > disarmament. > > > > 2003 Sep 26, In Ivory Coast gunmen broke into a bank and sparked > a night-long street battle that left over 20 people dead. > > > > Best wishes, > <http://satva.blogspot.com/> satva > Jorge Angelino > > Rua da Sociedade Filarmónica Perpétua Azeitonense, 29 > 2925-598 Azeitão > Portugal > > > <jorge.angelino@n...> jorge.angelino@n... > > > tel: > mobile: > > 210813674 > 963916784 > > > > > > <https://www.plaxo.com/add_me? u=21475072036 & v0=451086 & k0=1260191974> > Add me to your address book... > > <http://www.plaxo.com/signature> Want a signature like this? 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Guest guest Posted January 6, 2005 Report Share Posted January 6, 2005 Dear Dawn, You are right. We have to see the best way how to do it. At the moment, we already have 56 rectified charts (in red): Afghanistan Albania Algeria Andorra Angola Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Armenia Aruba Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bermuda Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil British Virgin Islands Brunei Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Cape Verde Cayman Islands Central African Republic Chad Chile China Colombia Comoros Congo Congo (former Zaire) Costa Rica Cote d'Ivoire Croatia Cuba Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Djibouti Dominica Dominican Republic East Timor Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia Europe Falkland Islands Fiji Finland France French Overseas Gabon Gambia Georgia Germany Ghana Gibraltar Greece Greenland Grenada Guatemala Guinea Guinea-Bissau Guyana Haiti Honduras Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kiribati Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Laos Latvia Lebanon Lesotho Liberia Libya Lithuania Luxembourg Macau Macedonia (FYROM) Madagascar Malawi Malaysia Maldives Mali Malta Marshall Islands Mauritania Mauritius Mexico Micronesia Moldova Monaco Mongolia Montserrat Morocco Mozambique Myanmar Namibia Nauru Nepal Netherlands Netherlands Antilles New Zealand Nicaragua Niger Nigeria North Korea Norway Oman Pakistan Palau Panama Papua New Guinea Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Qatar Romania Russia Rwanda Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Samoa San Marino Sao Tome and Principe Saudi Arabia Senegal Serbia and Montenegro Seychelles Sierra Leone Singapore Slovakia Slovenia Solomon Islands Somalia South Africa South Korea Soviet Union Spain Sri Lanka St. Kitts and Nevis Sudan Suriname Swaziland Sweden Switzerland Syria Taiwan Tajikistan Tanzania Thailand Timor (East) Togo Tonga Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia Turkey Turkmenistan Turks and Caicos Islands Tuvalu Uganda UK United Nations Ukraine United Arab Emirates Uruguay USA Uzbekistan Vanuatu Venezuela Vietnam Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe Best wishes, Jorge Dawn [astrodawnau] quinta-feira, 6 de Janeiro de 2005 23:25 SAMVA Re: IVORY COAST rectified chart Jorge, You are doing a great deal of work with these rectified charts. By any chance are you cataloging them in the 'files' folder or at least providing a list in 'files' of what countries you have rectified so far with dates of when posted so they are easily accessible later? Otherwise they might disappear inbetween other posts over time. Dawn SAMVA , " Jorge Angelino " <jorge.angelino@n...> wrote: > Dear List Members, > > > > This is the rectified chart of: > > > > IVORY COAST > > Aug 7, 1960 12:00 AM +00:00 GMT > > Abidjan, Ivory Coast Longitude: 4W02 Latitude: 5N19 > > Lahiri Ayanamsha: 23:18 Current Period: SA/SA/ME > > > > Planet Deg Sign Speed SA Nakshatra Lord > > ================================================ > > Asc 22:13 Ari Bharani Ve > > Sun 21:10 Can +00:57:29 WK Aslesha Me > > Moon 19:36 Cap +14:56:53 ST Shravana Mo > > Mars 09:52 Tau +00:39:18 WK Krittika Su > > Merc 02:04 Can +01:03:18 FM Punarvasu Ju > > JuptR 00:45 Sag -00:02:31 WK Mula Ke > > Ven 03:40 Leo +01:13:54 WK Magha Ke > > Sat R 19:43 Sag -00:03:24 WK P.Shadya Ve > > Rahu 22:26 Leo -00:03:03 FM P.Phalguni Ve > > Ketu 22:26 Aqu -00:03:03 FM P.Bhadra Ju > > > > True Node 365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 42 beats > > Day: Sunday Sunrise: 6:15 AM > > Tithi: Purnima > > Yoga Pt: 14:06 Le Yogi:Ve AviYogi:Ju Dup Yogi: Su > > Dagha Rashis: None > > > > Rashi Chart > > ******************************************************* > > ** 2 * * 12 ** > > *3 * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * MA 09:52* * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * 1 AS 22:13 * 11 KE 22:26* > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** ME 02:04 * * ** > > *4 SU 21:10 * 10 MO 19:36 * > > ** * * ** > > *5 * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > *VE 03:40 * * * * JUR00:45* > > *RA 22:26 * 7 * 9 SAR19:43* > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** 6 * * 8 ** > > ******************************************************* > > > > Navamsha > > ******************************************************* > > ** 8 * * 6 ** > > *9 * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * SAR * * > > * * * AS * * * > > * * 7 RA * 5 * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** * * ** > > *10 SU * 4 ME * > > ** * * ** > > *11* * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * JUR * * * > > * * 1 KE * 3 MO * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > * * MA * * VE * * > > * * * * * * > > * * * * * * > > ** 12 * * 2 ** > > ******************************************************* > > > > Some of the events used in the rectification: > > > > Disaster Date Killed > > Epidemic 18-Jun-2001 175 > > Epidemic 20-Oct-1970 120 > > Epidemic 1-Jun-2002 19 > > Epidemic 22-Dec-2002 15 > > Drought 17-Feb-1983 0 > > Disaster Date Affected > > Epidemic 18-Jun-2001 2,977 > > Epidemic 20-Oct-1970 1,500 > > Epidemic 1-Jun-2002 562 > > Epidemic 22-Dec-2002 55 > > Drought 17-Feb-1983 0 > > > > Disaster Date Killed > > Transport Accident 30-Jan-2000 169 > > Transport Accident 3-Jan-1987 51 > > Transport Accident 29-Mar-2000 40 > > Transport Accident 16-Dec-2004 29 > > Transport Accident 15-Feb-1999 28 > > Transport Accident 14-Nov-1998 27 > > Transport Accident 3-Aug-1999 25 > > Misc Accident 31-Oct-1993 23 > > > > date type registration operator fat. location pic cat > > 26-JUL-1970 Douglas DC-7 VR-BCT ARCO Bermuda 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 25-JUL-1977 HFB-320 Hansa Jet 5N-AMF Motor Parts Manuf. 3 Cote d'Ivoire > A1 > > 25-JUL-1986 Fokker F-27 TU-TIF Air Ivoire 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 03-JAN-1987 Boeing 707 PP-VJK Varig 50 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 30-DEC-1989 Fokker F-28 TU-TIK Air Ivoire 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 15-JAN-1993 Boeing 707 YR-ABM Air Afrique 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 26-JUN-1994 Fokker F-27 TU-TIP Air Ivoire 17 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 12-APR-1997 DC-9-50 9G-ACM Ghana Airways 0 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > 30-JAN-2000 Airbus A.310 5Y-BEN Kenya Airways 169 Cote d'Ivoire A1 > > > > 1960 Aug 7, Ivory Coast became independent from France. > > > > 1960 Felix Houphouet-Boigny began to rule Ivory Coast. > Houphouet-Boigny lead the country until his death in 1993. Encouragement > of investment and stability made it one of region's most prosperous. > > > > 1996 Dec 29, The 2nd multi-party elections, parliamentary > by-elections, were held. > > > > 1997 Aug 22, Togo-born singer King Mensah Papavi lived in Paris > and was hailed as the best African singer of 1997. He was backed by his > girlfriend Tetia Oyourou of the Ivory Coast. > > > > 1997 Dec 25, It was reported that early marriages in sub- Saharan > Africa were still very common. Islamic law allows the marriage of girls > as soon as they can conceive. > > > > 1998 Feb 5, Kevin Leveille (26), a Peace Corp worker from > Ventura, Ca., was attacked and killed in Tanda. He had 2 months left in > his assigned task of working on water and sanitation problems. > > > > 1998 Jun 26, Alioune Blondin Beye, a diplomat from Mali, crashed > in a small plane near Abidjan. He had just met with Togo Pres. Gnassigbe > Eyadema to support peace talks in Angola. Three other passengers were > Koffi Adjovi of Togo, journalist Moktar Gueye of Senegal, and Baendegar > Dessandre of Chad. > > > > 1998 Nov 30, Britain along with Lesotho, Burkino Faso, the Ivory > Coast and Tajikistan signed a global treaty for an Int'l. Criminal Court > to try war crimes. The accord was approved in July at conference in Rome > and 61 countries had signed on. The court required 60 countries to pass > legislation for ratification. > > > > 1999 May 27, Police stormed a hall at the Universite d'Abidjan > and brutally dispersed an FESCI student gathering planning for > nationwide strikes. > > > > 1999 Sep 15, Police arrested several hundred political activists > and placed Alassane Dramane Ouattara under house arrest. Pres. Henri > Konan Bedie and the ruling Democratic Party charged that Ouattara, head > of the Rally of the Republicans, could not run for president because his > father was born in Burkina Faso. > > > > 1999 Dec 23, In Ivory Coast soldiers went on a rampage in Abidjan > with gunshots and looting in protest over money and perks. > > > > 1999 Dec 24, In Ivory Coast Gen. Robert Guei declared a military > coup and an end to the rule by Pres. Henri Konan Bedie. Guei's regime > was seen as fomenting ethnic, political and ethnic unrest in a bid to > keep power. > > > > 1999 Dec 26, In the Ivory Coast Pres. Henri Konan Bedie fled with > his family to Lome, Togo, following the military coup. > > > > 2000 Jan 5, Gen. Robert Guei announced that he was suspending the > country's staggering foreign debt payments. > > > > 2000 May 18, Gen. Robert Guei dissolved the interim government. > > > > 2000 Jul 23, Voters cast ballots for a new constitution intended > to restore civilian rule. The new constitution was approved > overwhelmingly. > > > > 2000 Jul, In the Ivory Coast the military reached an agreement > with mutinous soldiers. Lump sum payments of $1,600 were promised to > soldiers, who had demanded $9000. > > > > 2000 Aug 30, The elections scheduled for Sep 17 were postponed to > Oct 22. > > > > 2000 Aug, Gen. Robert Guei announced his candidacy for the > presidency. He had initially promised not to seek office. > > > > 2000 Sep 12, It was reported that Waldron's red colobus, a > loud-mouthed, red-cheeked monkey from Ghana and the Ivory Coast, was > last seen in the 1970s and was believed extinct. > > > > 2000 Sep 18, Loyalist soldiers drove back attackers in an > assassination attempt on Gen. Guei. 2 bodyguards were killed. > > > > 2000 Oct 4, In the Ivory Coast a bus-station bombing killed 4 > people and a state of emergency was declared. > > > > 2000 Oct 6, The Supreme Court disqualified former Prime Minister > Alassane Ouattara and most other candidates from the presidential > elections. > > > > 2000 Oct 22, In the Ivory Coast elections were held with > candidates from the 2 biggest parties excluded. All candidates from the > Muslim north, 40% of the population, were excluded. The tally was halted > when early returns put Socialist Laurent Gbagho ahead. > > > > 2000 Oct 24, In the Ivory Coast Gen. Robert Guei declared himself > the winner in presidential elections and dissolved the electoral > commission that showed his main opponent in the lead. Protests broke > out, at least 2 people were killed and a state of emergency was > declared. > > > > 2000 Oct 25, A people's revolt forced Gen. Robert Guei out of > power. Laurent Gbagbo (55) of the Ivorian Popular Front was introduced > over state TV as the new head of state. > > > > 2000 Oct 26, Dozens of people were reported killed as supporters > of Alassane Ouattara called for new elections. > > > > 2000 Oct 27, The bodies of 57 young men were found outside > Abidjan. Ouattara claimed the men were members of his Rally of the > Republicans party and were killed by paramilitary police. 8 gendarmes > were acquitted in 2001 due to lack of evidence. > > > > 2000 Dec 4, Protestors clashed with riot police in Abidjan. The > city was paralyzed and least 2 people were killed. > > > > 2000 Dec 5, Police battled opposition supporters for a 2nd day > and at least 10 people were killed. > > > > 2000 Dec 10, Ivory coast proceeded with parliamentary elections > against the wishes of both France and the US. > > > > 2003 Mar 1, In the Ivory Coast government helicopter gunships > attacked a rebel-held Bin-Houye, killing 20 civilians and injuring many > others. > > (AP, 3/2/03) > > > > 2003 Apr 3, Ivory Coast's insurgents ended their boycott of a new > unity government and urged the international community to help make it > work. > > (AP, 4/3/03) > > > > 2003 Apr 17, The Ivory Coast new unity government held its first > Cabinet meeting with newly sworn-in rebel ministers, even as the rebels > accused the government of new attacks. > > (AP, 4/17/03) > > > > 2003 Apr 25, Fighters from Sierra Leone and Liberia killed rebel > leader Sgt. Felix Doh near the town of Gbinta, in western Ivory Coast. > > (AP, 4/29/03) > > > > 2003 Apr 28, The United States pledged $4 million to help keep > peacekeepers in the Ivory Coast in addition to the $5 million it has > already given to ECOWAS. > > (AP, 4/30/03) > > > > 2003 May 4, In Ivory Coast a new cease-fire agreement took > effect, just hours after rebels accused government forces of fresh > attacks. > > (AP, 5/4/03) > > > > 2003 May 12, The UN Security Council tentatively agreed to send > peacekeepers to the Ivory Coast to help enforce an agreement aimed at > ending nine months of civil war. > > (AP, 5/12/03) > > > > 2003 Jun 17, Ivory Coast army and rebel forces agreed to pull > their forces back from battle positions, strengthening a cease-fire in > the former French colony. > > > > 2003 Jun 30, Ivory Coast Rebels announced that they were > suspending participation in the power-sharing government, accusing the > government of violating an agreement ending nine months of civil war. > > > > 2003 Jul 4, Ivory Coast's government and rebel officials declared > an official end to the civil war, 9 months after fighting erupted > following a failed attempt to oust Pres. Laurent Gbagbo. > > > > 2003 Jul 29, In Ivory Coast thousands of college students rioted > in Abidjan, demanding compensation for a lost school year canceled by > Ivory Coast's civil war. > > > > 2003 Aug 25, In Ivory Coast 2 French soldiers, part of a > peacekeeping force, were killed. > > > > 2003 Sep 10, Ivory Coast created a commission made up of members > of the army and rebel movements to chart the course of disarmament and > reunification after a 9-month civil war. > > > > 2003 Sep 23, Ivory Coast rebel leaders said they were abandoning > their posts in Ivory Coast's power-sharing government and halting > disarmament. > > > > 2003 Sep 26, In Ivory Coast gunmen broke into a bank and sparked > a night-long street battle that left over 20 people dead. > > > > Best wishes, > > > > > > > > <http://satva.blogspot.com/> satva > > > > > > > > Jorge Angelino > > Rua da Sociedade Filarmónica Perpétua Azeitonense, 29 > 2925-598 Azeitão > Portugal > > > <jorge.angelino@n...> jorge.angelino@n... > > > tel: > mobile: > > 210813674 > 963916784 > > > > > > <https://www.plaxo.com/add_me? u=21475072036 & v0=451086 & k0=1260191974> > Add me to your address book... > > <http://www.plaxo.com/signature> Want a signature like this? 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