Guest guest Posted April 25, 2006 Report Share Posted April 25, 2006 Dear List Members, This is the rectified chart of: MAINE Mar 15, 1820 4:41:01 PM +00:00 GMT Portland, ME:USA Longitude: 70W15 Latitude: 43N39 Lahiri Ayanamsha: 21:20 Current Period: RA/RA/MA Planet Deg  Sign Speed    SA  Nakshatra Lord ================================================ Asc   23:55 Gem                 Punarvasu Ju Sun   03:41 Pis +00:59:42 WK  U.Bhadra  Sa Moon  19:28 Pis +14:46:43 WK  Revati    Me Mars  27:18 Gem +00:12:26 WK  Punarvasu Ju Merc  17:59 Pis +01:47:27 WK  Revati    Me Jupt  14:26 Aqu +00:14:03 WK  Shatbisha Ra Ven   10:20 Ari +01:11:32 WK  Aswini    Ke Sat   11:07 Pis +00:07:27 CM  U.Bhadra  Sa Rahu  10:31 Pis +00:00:17 FM  U.Bhadra  Sa Ketu  10:31 Vir +00:00:17 FM  Hasta     Mo True Node 365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 737 beats Day: Wednesday Sunrise: 10:54 AM Tithi: Shukla Dvitiya Yoga Pt: 26:29 Ta Yogi:Ma AviYogi:Ke Dup Yogi: Ve Dagha Rashis: Sag Pisces Rashi Chart *******************************************************   ** 4                    *  * 2                    **   *5 *                  *      *                  * *   *   *              *          *              *   *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *         *  *      AS 23:55       *  *         *   *           * 3      MA 27:18         * 1 VE 10:20*   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *   *              *          *              *   *   * *                  *      *    SU 03:41     * *   **                      *  *      RA 10:31       **   *6      KE 10:31         * 12     SA 11:07        *   **                      *  *      ME 17:59       **   *7 *                  *      *    MO 19:28     * *   *   *              *          *              *   *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *           * 9                        * 11 JU 14:26*   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *   *              *          *              *   *   * *                  *      *                  * *   ** 8                    *  * 10                   **   *******************************************************   Navamsha *******************************************************   ** 3                    *  * 1                    **   *4 *                  *      *                  * *   *   *              *          *              *   *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *       MA     *                  KE     *       *   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *VE         * 2      AS               * 12        *   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *   *              *          *              *   *   * *                  *      *                  * *   **                      *  *                      **   *5      SU               * 11     JU              *   **                      *  *                      **   *6 *                  *      *                  * *   *   *              *          *              *   *   *     *          *              *          *     *   *       *      *                  *      *       *   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *           * 8                        * 10        *   *         *  *                      *  *         *   *       SA     *                  MO     *       *   *     * RA       *              * ME       *     *   *   *              *          *              *   *   * *                  *      *                  * *   ** 7                    *  * 9                    **   *******************************************************   Some of the events/facts used in the rectification: MAINE Admitted March 15, 1820 Order - 23rd Originally a French territory, Maine was the ancient French word for " province. " It is also believed that it refers to the mainland, as distinct from the many islands off the state's coast. First European Permanent Settlement: 1624; Capitol: Augusta; Administrative Divisions: 16 Counties; National Representatives: 2 seats; Electoral Votes: 4 http://www.amendment-13.org/statehood.html Portland, Maine, State capital (1820 – 1827 de jure, 1832 de facto) Augusta, Maine, State capital (1827 de jure, 1832 de facto – current) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_current_and_former_capital_cities_within_U.S._states 23-SEP-2000, 19:50, Cessna 208 N590TA Telford Aviation 0 near Greenville, ME A1 19-JUL-2000, 00:31 EDT, G-159 Gulfstream C-GNAK Airwave 2 Linneus, ME A1 04-AUG-1989, 18:30, Convair CV-600 N94253 International Turbine Service 0 Augusta Airp... A1 28-JUL-1984, 15:45, Learjet 25 N1JR Panorama Flight Service 0 Waterville, ME A1 30-MAY-1979, 20:55 EDT, DHC-6 Twin Otter N68DE Downeast Airlines 17 Rockland, ME A1 22-SEP-1978, ca 12:15, Lockheed P-3 152757 US Navy 8 near Poland, ME A1 16-AUG-1976 Beech 99 N200WP Bar Harbor Airlines 0 near Bar Harbor, ME A1 22-MAY-1968 Douglas DC-4 45-0585 USAF near Bedford, ME A1 11-AUG-1949 Convair CV-240 NC91241 Northeast Airlines 0 Portland, ME A1 1825       The Miramichi fires burned some 3 million acres in Maine and New Brunswick, Canada. 1866       Jul 4, Firecracker thrown in wood started a fire that destroyed Portland, Me. 1947: The Big Fire. On Friday, October 17, 1947, at 4 PM, the fire department received a call. 1985       Aug 25, Samantha Smith, the schoolgirl whose letter to Yuri V. Andropov resulted in her famous peace tour of the Soviet Union, was killed with her father in an airplane crash in Maine. 1988       Jun 2, Horace A. Hildreth (85), Gov-Maine, 1945-49, died. Three Are Missing in Crash Of Maine Hospital Helicopter. Published: November 21, 1993. 1998       Jan 8-9, The US Northeast and Canada were hit with a severe ice storm and at least 16 people were reported killed. Millions of people were left without power in upper New York, Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire. 1998       Jan 23, A new storm hit and knocked out power to some 12,000 people in Central Maine. 1998       Sep 4, In Yarmouth Harbor, New Brunswick, the new Incat 046 catamaran collided with a fishing dragger and killed Captain Clifford Hood (33). The new ferry carried up to 900 passengers and 240 cars from Bar Harbor, Maine, to Yarmouth across the Bay of Fundy at 50 mph. 1999       Apr 17, The US launched the 505-foot Navy destroyer Winston S. Churchill at the Bath Iron Works in Maine. high winds and flooding over the period of September 16-19, 1999. Aug. 18, 2000, a plane crash April 9, 2006, A Cumberland, Maine, couple was able to walk away after their plane crashed in Wakefield, N.H., on Sunday. Earthquake History of Maine •   1904 03 21 - Southeast Maine - Magnitude 5.1, 06:04 UTC •   2003 07 22 - Gulf of Maine - Magnitude 3.6, 11:41:15 UTC On March 21, 1904, a shock overthrew some chimneys at Calais and Eastport, Maine, and St. Stephen, New Brunswick. The total felt area covered most of New England and the Canadian Provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, approximately 150,000 square miles. There were several light shocks near the origin a few hours after the main earthquake. An earthquake on December 11, 1912, affected an area of approximately 20,000 square miles and reached intensity V - VI in the Bangor area. On August 20, 1918, damaged to chimneys in South Paris and Norway, Maine, resulted from another shock; felt reports were received from Bridgton, Cape Elizabeth, and Lewiston. Another strong earthquake in the St. Lawrence River region on February 28, 1925, produced an extensive felt area covering eastern Canada, all of the northwestern United States, points south to Virginia and west to the Mississippi River. The total affected area of two million square miles makes the shock among the most widely felt earthquakes in North America. Estimated at magnitude 7.0, this tremor caused considerable damage at distances up to 200 miles from the center. Intensities reported in Maine ranged from a V - VI at Portland, and IV at Eastport, Greenville, and Orono. An earthquake on January 14, 1943, centered near Dover - Foxcroft was reported felt over 50,000 square miles, including all or parts of the New England states. A shock on October 4, 1949, affected about 16,000 square miles in central and southwestern Maine and a portion of northern New Hampshire. St. Johnsbury, Vermont, also felt the tremor. Maximum intensity V reported in southwestern Maine included breaking of dishes, fallen knick-knacks, and displaced pictures. The Portland area suffered minor damage from an April 26, 1957, earthquake centered about 20 miles offshore. A few cracked walls and some plaster cracks at Portland and split chimneys, broken windows and dishes at Westbrook were the most significant effects. The 6:40 a.m. shock awakened many residents over an area of 31,500 square miles of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont. One city in northern Connecticut also felt the tremor. Maine's most damaging floods: March 19, 1936 South-central Maine $25,000,000 March 27-30, 1953 Southwestern Maine -no data- May 28, 1961 Eastern Maine $1,000,000 April 30, 1979 Northern Maine (St. John River Basin) $650,000 April 1, 1987 Central and South-central Maine $100,000,000 April 10-12, 1991 Northern Maine (St. John River Basin) $14,400,000 October 20-22, 1996 Southwestern Maine $6,450,000* Major Disaster Declarations Year Date Disaster Types Active Disaster Number 2005 06/29 Severe Storms, Flooding, Snow Melts, and Ice Jams 1591 2004 02/05 Severe Storms, Flooding, Snow Melt, and Ice Jams 1508 2003 05/14 Extreme Winter Weather 1468 2001 05/16 Severe Storms & Flooding 1371 2000 04/28 Severe Storms And Flooding 1326 1999 11/18 Hurricane Floyd 1308 1999 01/21 Severe Storms, Heavy Rains, High Winds and Coastal Flooding 1263 1998 07/02 Severe Storms and Flooding 1232 1998 01/13 Ice Storms 1198 1996 10/28 Severe Storms/Flooding 1143 1996 05/20 Flooding and Mudslides 1114 1996 03/13 Severe Storms/Flooding 1106 1994 05/13 Flooding, Ice Jams 1029 1993 05/11 Heavy Rain, Flooding, Ice Jams, Snowmelts 988 1992 03/27 Flooding, Heavy Rain, Ice Jams 940 1991 11/07 Severe Coastal Storm 921 1991 08/28 Flooding, Hurricane Bob 915 1991 04/19 Flooding, Severe Storm, Ice Jams 901 1989 06/07 SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING 830 1987 04/09 SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING 788 1978 02/17 High Winds, Tidal Surge, Coastal Flooding 550 1974 01/18 SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING 410 1973 05/23 Heavy Rains, Flooding 384 1972 09/28 TOXIC ALGAE IN COASTAL WATERS 356 1972 03/07 SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING 326 1970 02/27 Severe Storms, Ice Jams, Flooding 284 1954 09/13 HURRICANES 24 Emergency Declarations Year Date Disaster Types Active Disaster Number 2006 02/24 Snow 3265 2005 09/19 Hurricane Katrina Evacuation 3256 2005 04/21 Snow 3210 2005 04/01 Snow 3209 2005 03/14 Snow 3206 2005 03/14 Snow 3205 2004 01/26 Snow 3194 2004 01/15 Snow 3190 2003 03/11 Snowstorms 3174 2001 03/20 Severe Winter Storm 3164 1996 10/24 Severe Storms/Flooding 3121 1993 03/15 Blizzards, Severe Winds and Snowfall, Coastal Storm 3099 Fire Management Assistance Declarations Year Date Incident Disaster Number 1992 05/22 Yellow Line Fire 2080 1977 07/22 Baxter State Fire 2027 http://www.fema.gov/news/disasters_state.fema?id=23 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... 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