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2012-2013 US Youth Soccer National League Boys resume play in Orlando, Fla.
December 27, 2012 08:58 PM
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Under-15, Under-16, Under-17 and Under-18 Boys resumed league play at ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Fla., today alongside the Disney Soccer Showcase. Each age group is represented by four of the eight teams per division, and this weekend of play will finalize league standings until the remaining four teams per division compete in Las Vegas, Nev., March 15-17.
The National League provides an avenue for teams to play in meaningful matches against top competition from across the country for continued development and opportunities for exposure at the national team, collegiate and professional levels. In addition to recruiting opportunities, the top two finishers from each division (Blue and Red) will earn a ticket to the 2013
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, making each match valuable to the team's fate as it could make or break their chance at competing for the National Championship.
That competitive environment was more than evident in the Under-15 Boys group, as they concluded the first day of play in Orlando with four action packed games. Headlining the group was 2012 National Finalist Sunrise Elite 97/98 (FL), who became the first team to punch a ticket to next summers National Championships after beating Tennessee SC 16 (TN) 2-1 on goals from Donald Emerson, now tied for second in scoring, and Frederick Gil to move to 5-0-0 on the season and clinch at least a second place finish in the Blue Division. CUP Crew Jrs. 97 (OH-S) and Concorde Fire Elite (GA) played to a 1-1 draw as CUP sits in second place and Concorde in third. CUP still control their own destiny as two victories in their last two games will guarantee them a top-two spot in the division.
"We're so hungry to go back," said Sunrise Elite Head Coach Jorge Alvarez. "We want to be National League and National Champions. We've won a lot of tournaments, but we wanted to get back to the National Championships. Last year, it was very disappointing to lose in penalty kicks, but we're hungry now and we're ready to go back."
After winning all three preliminary games and then losing in the National Championship in penalty kicks last summer, Sunrise has won all five games so far in their first National League season and earned four of those victories by a single goal to secure their return to Nationals.
"We've had tough games in the National League; very physical, very fast. It's a great experience. I think there are a lot of good players and tough competition. It's just what we were looking for."
Defending Region I Champion Bethesda SC Lions (MD) scored a stoppage time goal to defeat Pinecrest Premier 97/98 Blue (FL) 2-1 and stay atop the U-15 Red Division in their quest to return to the National Championships. Battling for the second spot, Penn Fusion 97 (E-PA) and GSA 98 Phoenix Red (GA) played an epic game with five lead changes that ended with a stoppage time goal to give Penn Fusion a 6-5 win. Cody Wax and Christopher Schlegel each scored twice in the game for Penn Fusion, leaving Wax atop the scoring charts and Schlegel tied for second best.
Under-17 OBGC Rangers (MD) need at least one point from their next two games to lock up their first trip to the National Championships after twice coming up a point short in National League and falling in the Region I Championship final and semifinal the past two years. In what has been their trend this season, OBGC ran off four second half goals after leading National Championship Finalist CESA 95 Premier (SC) 1-0 at halftime, to win 5-1. In the five games OBGC has played this season, they have led each game 1-0 at halftime and scored 11 of their 16 goals in the second half. OBGC looks poised to break their own record of
goals scored
in a National League season with 22 last year, and are also third on the list with 19 goals in 10-11. With two goals today, Jeremy Ebobisse took over as the top scorer in the group with six goals this season. Ebobisse has claimed National League top scorer honors in each of the last two years with seven and eight respectively.
Under-17 defending Region I Champion Lehigh Valley United 95 (E-PA) and CESA can also lock up a trip to Nationals this weekend with the right results, as can CUP Crew Jrs 95 Gold (OH-S) in the Blue Division.
Concorde Fire Elite (GA), defending National Champion Galaxy SC 94/95 Blue (IL) and FC Frederick 94 (MD) occupy the top three spots of the Under-18 Blue Division, and at least one is assured a ticket to Nationals after this weekend.
The National League is an extension of the highly successful US Youth Soccer Regional Leagues (US Youth Soccer Region I Premier League, Midwest Regional League, Region III Premier League and Far West Regional League). National League teams are among the best in the country and each team has had to earn their place in the league with a proven track record of success in US Youth Soccer regional and national competition, regardless of club affiliation or location.
National League action continues Friday, Dec. 28, at ESPN Wide World of Sports with games at 8:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Complete standings, scores and schedules, including goal scorers and match information, can be found at the results page
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Specs on the vehicle are an 84.5mm bore M54B30 with a balanced crank, PPF H-profile rods, 8.5:1 compression CP pistons, and ARP bolts. The cylinder is ported by PPF with +1mm Supertech intake valves, stock sized inconel exhaust valves, with PPF valve springs and retainers. The turbo making the power possible is a Precision PT6765 .82ar. The motor also gets S50 independent throttle bodies. The car is tuned on a standalone and runs E85 fuel.
Pictures of the car and dynograph below along with a bit of history on how it has come along and gotten to where it is. Congrats to PPF and @JimmyOberg :
This is the car back in 2009:
Looks pretty fast yes? I find the shape of it very aerodynamic.
In all seriousness, it's gone through quite a metamorphosis, starting like this:
At this time Jimmy was looking to do a very high spec N/A build, including the fitment of the S50 ITBs pictured above. (This was an experience we shared; the adaptation of an ITB manifold onto an M54) To say that this project was just a pile of parts bolted onto the car would not be doing Jimmy (or PPF) justice. The ITB project was pretty serious, with a lot of Jimmy's time spent here:
Doing this:
During the summer of 2010, Jimmy began to talk about doing another turbo project. (His previous toy was a 700hp turbo E34) So it wasn't a surprise in September of 2010 when the following build plan was announced:
*SPA Exhaust manifold
* Precision SC6262 Billet Turbo
* Presision 44mm Wastegate
* 3" Steinless exhaust with 2 SIMONS silencers
* PPF 50mm BOV
* 450X300x75 Intercooler
* BMC Airfilter
* Link G4 Atom EMS
* Audi ignition coils
* Siemens DEKA 895cc injectors
* Bosch 044 fuelpump mounted in the tank.
* Aeromotive AN6 regulator
* Modified fuelrail
The goal was 450rwhp on a stock M54B30 bottom end on E85 fuel.
Building the turbo manifold:
Installation completed at PPF, and on the dyno to start tuning:
Super clean engine bay:
Then I got this in an email, and I knew Jimmy and PPF must have been happy:
So that takes us to October of 2010.
The next step for the car was an M3 body for 2011:
Finished result:
Also in progress was a new turbo manifold and built engine:
Also, in the spring of 2011, a PT6765 turbo was added to the engine along with the turbo manifold pictured above. This netted a solid 516rwhp at 1 BAR (14 PSI) of boost on the stock M54B30 engine.
Over the winter of 2011/2012, a new engine was built to the following specs:
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- Precision PT6765 Turbo
- Precision 46mm Wastegate
- 3.5" SS exhaust with two SIMONS mufflers.
- PPF Fuelrail
- Bosch 1700cc injectors
- Aeromotive AN8 FPR
In addition to the above, the S50 ITB manifold pictured previously was added, although using the S50 OEM plenum and runners instead of the billet aluminum pieces.
In April of 2012 the car was sold to Fredrik the current owner.
In May 2012 the car made 513rwhp @ 0.95 BAR on the built engine. (8.5:1 compression ratio) I'm told the car remained in this state of tune until December 2012 where it made 570rwhp @ 1.2 BAR before a head gasket issue arose.
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Originally Posted by Spartacus10: I love how over valued the Orioles will be coming into this season. They had way too many things go their way this year, yes, I'm saying they needed a whole lot of luck to win.Baltimore was 29-9 in 1 run games and 14-2 in extra innings, this was extremely lucky and can guarantee these won't be the results next season. They were also lucky enough to play i9n a division that was an absolute disaster last year. Toronto had more injuries to their starters than I've ever seen in sports. Boston was an absolute wreck and finished below 500 for the first time in years, Tampa was good, but was way too reliant on pitching. And the Yankees were an old veteran team that collapsed down the stretch and ran out of gas. The AL East hit rock bottom last year, and it is clearly represented by the Orioles winning the division.I'm not simply stating this because I'm a Jays fan, but because it is fact. The Jays will come into next season with a much better line up, pitching staff, and bullpen. I'm not saying that this will necessarily translate into success on the field, but on paper this certainly holds true.The Jays were in a position to challenge for a wild card last year until their team seemingly got hit with the worst injury bug I've seen. Adding a top 10 pitcher (if healthy), a 34 year old Buerlhe who has the ability to win you 16 games with an era in the 3's, arguably the best lead off hitter and an anual 300 hitter, another speedy player that can start/fill in at basically any position, and a veteran catcher who can knock the ball out of the park (Buck played great when he was here a few years ago)I agree with thorpe that the Yanks will open as the favourite to win the AL East, with Toronto right behind them.
Wow, you know nothing about baseball if you say the Orioles are good because they got lucky. I hate people who make these stupid behind statements that I do not even want to waist my time responding to someone who doesnt even bring a valid arguement to the table. The Orioles will win the division and you will remember EastOakland said it next year. A team that is that resiliant in extra inning games and one run games will be much tougher than any other team. The Giants did that in 2010 when they won the World Series. They simply have a better all around team than the BlueJays, thats fact. For you to say it's luck that won 96 games is absolute horseshit. Come back with a real arguement and a coach for your team and then I may read the horseshit that comes out of your fool you call a mouth.
Originally Posted by jpero: The bullpen was their strength. Those 1 run games and extra inning games were won because their bullpen was so much better and deeper.That is not luck. If their bullpen sucked and they had that record then that is luck.
Of course it isn't luck, he is just a homer and hes mad that the BlueJays will not be that good next year just because they signed these pieces. The O's will make a couple good aquisitions in the offseason, hopefully Hamilton in your case, but other small pieces will be fine as well. The players love their coach and he is a good coach to play for. Championship teams are close and this team is close just like the Giants and A's. They have a leader in Jones and they hit a lot of bombs. The stadium is getting more and more fans which is good. They got some good starting pitching and a great bullpen. Also dont forget about the kid BUNDY, we will see what he does, I think he comes up next year from what I heard.
Have you heard anything about him?
at the conclusion of the owners' meetings, Selig said Thursday the
trade hasn't officially been presented to him. But he said the matter is
under review and he talked to two independent baseball people who feel
the Marlins did well in the proposed swap.
Miami has agreed to send All-Star shortstop Jose Reyes and pitchers Mark Buehrle and Josh Johnson
to Toronto for a group of the Blue Jays' top prospects. The trade is
pending physicals, but many Marlins fans are upset with the deal since
the team just moved into a new publicly financed ballpark.
Originally Posted by Spartacus10: No one on this site makes my blood boil quite like this fraud of a thug. Listen, you seem to think that you're this intelligent informed individual that actually knows a thing or two, but honestly, you're an unintelligent, clearly uneducated, thug. The Blue jays squad is without a single doubt in my mind a superior team. I understand your lack of intelligence interferes with your ability to think like a rational human being, but the O's needed a whole lot of luck last year to win that division. You clearly don't know about statistics and probabilities, but that's clearly expected here. It's impossible for a team to win 1 run and extra inning games at such a substantial rate. They were far above league average, and it was clearly lucky to win all those games. I understand though, you don't possess the mental capacity to fathom things I said. I never once stated that the entire reason and making the playoffs was 100% luck, but it was most certainly a gigantic reason why. I understand you must resort to attacking me because as a thug, that's you automatic reaction to any type of disagreement. Barbarian's revert to this, so it was certainly expected.
darn, I just wrote a longass comment to this bafoon and I accidently closed out of it. Let me make this short, how are the Toronto BlueJays, one of the worst baseball teams in the league if not the worst going to win 20 more games next year? Because you got Johnson, Reyes, and Buehrle. Sorry it's not going to happen. You dont know anything about baseball. Talk about facts, I dont care about none of this other bullshit you are talking about. My blood doesn't boil over baby person cornballs like you. Lets talk baseball, not this horseshit you want to babble on and on about. Save that for your girlfriends vagina. Toronto BlueJays have horrible pitching, close to last place in every key category. Their on base % is horrible and 25th or 26th in the league. Romero is on the downside of his career posting a 5.77 ERA and is suppose to be their ACE, LOL. You better prey to someone that Morrow comes back like last year, which I hope he does because he is a Cal native. Otherwise kiss your season goodbye because good pitching wins games. Johnson is not a great pitcher he used to be unless he puts in major work, moving to the AL East will be even worse. Buehrle is okay but wont turn around your entire team and your bullpen sucks. You get rid of Hechavarria who was going to be a good player, showing some real talent. Now with that said, how is this trade going to make a team who barely won 70 games last year with the last 3 comming against the lowly Twins going to be a superior baseball team with no pitching, no chemistry between these players, a shitty ballpark and playing in a division where the Rays, Orioles and Yankees are much better teams with good coaches. You dont even have a coach yet, .
Teams that win championships are teams that have chemistry, good pitching, a good fan base, and good pitching. Orioles will be the AL East Champs and when they are please pluck your head the gopher hole you reside in and admit you were wrong. I will be here next year when the BlueJays struggle agains to win 70 games. Probably win around the same amount with a slight possiblity to crack the above .500 mark.


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LYON, France – International law enforcement cooperation via INTERPOL's global network was among the key issues in talks between the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Viktor Pshonka, and INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald K. Noble at the world police body's General Secretariat headquarters.
The visit by Mr Pshonka provided an opportunity for reviewing national, regional and global security issues such as transnational organized crime in Eurasia and beyond, trafficking in illicit goods and counterfeiting, cybercrime, economic and financial crimes, and fugitive investigations.
INTERPOL's global security initiatives and the provision of its global tools and services to its 190 member countries also topped the agenda.
"Ukraine strongly supports using an international approach in the fight against crime and of working with key international partners such as INTERPOL to pursue common security goals. My meeting with Secretary General Noble has therefore provided an important opportunity to reaffirm the need for international cooperation and to identify areas where we can work even more closely for the benefit of citizens and police in Ukraine and the region," said Mr Pshonka.
Secretary General Noble underlined Ukraine's active role in combating transnational crimes, notably through the country's strong participation among 45 countries in INTERPOL's Project Millennium which targets transnational Eurasian organized crime groups.
The country hosted a meeting in May 2011 that offered an effective forum for intelligence sharing and international police cooperation under the Millennium umbrella, and in January 2012 thanks to fingerprints sent by INTERPOL's National Central Bureau in Kiev a transnational crime suspect targeted by the Project was extradited from Sweden to Georgia.
In May 2012, Ukraine Police and Customs joined four other countries in INTERPOL's Operation Black Poseidon against trafficking in illicit goods and counterfeiting, resulting at the time in more than 1,400 individuals arrested or under investigation and the seizure of 7.3 million illicit goods.
With nearly two million searches conducted by Ukrainian authorities against INTERPOL's databases over the last year, Secretary General Noble said: "Ukraine's active role in international law enforcement collaboration is making a positive contribution to regional and global security.
"Ukraine understands that international police cooperation with INTERPOL is necessary not just for the security of its citizens but also for Southeast Europe and all of Europe, at a time when globalization is seeing the expansion and diversification of transnational organized crime," added Mr Noble.
During his visit, Mr Pshonka was accompanied by Liliia Frovola, Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Oleksandr Kupchyshyn, Ambassador of Ukraine to France, Andriy Ipatov, Senior Assistant of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, and Mykola Beskyshkyi, Prosecutor of Kiev City.


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Sky cultures
Sky cultures is a term used by Stellarium referring to the way a culture describing the sky and celestial objects. In the field of astronomy, the point of concern about a sky culture is how stars are named and related to each other within this culture.
As of version 0.8.1, Stellarium contains 4 different sets of sky cultures: Western, Chinese, Ancient Egyptian, and Polynesian.
Like other cultural categories as well, Western sky culture remains the dominant sky culture in modern-day astronomy.
The Western culture divides the celestial sphere into 88 areas of various sizes called constellations, each with precise boundary, issued by the International Astronomical Union. These constellations have become the standard way to describe the sky, replacing similar sets in other sky cultures exhaustively in daily usage.
Star names
Most of traditional western star names came from Arabic. In astronomy, Bayer/Flamsteed designations and other star catalogues are widely used instead of traditional names except few cases where the traditional names are more famous than the designations.
Alternative asterism files for Stellarium
Asterisms by H.A. Rey, from his book "The Stars: A New Way To See Them", by Mike Richards are available here.
These files work with Stellarium 0.10.5
External links
- Constellation article at Wikipedia
- Star Catalogue article at Wikipedia
- Constellation image library of the U.S. Naval Observatory and the Space Telescope Science Institute. Johannes Hevelius Engravings.
- Navigational stars - this skyculture contains only navigational stars names
The Chinese culture keeps one of the most detailed observation data of the celestial before 18th century, when Western astronomy began having breakthrough discoveries with the help of scientific method.
Stellarium currently provides roughly one third of Chinese Xingguan (Chinese: 星官; pinyin: xīngguān) sets, and is without any Chinese star names. A project conducted by community member G.S.K.Lee is now underway to construct a complete Chinese sky culture set for Stellarium based on the information inside Yixiangkaocheng (Chinese: 儀象考成; pinyin: yíxiàngkǎochéng), an imperial record of astronomy finished in 1756, which is the major reference to the traditional Chinese Xingguans and star names used today.
The major difference between Xingguan and constellation is that while constellation refers to a definite area upon the celestial sphere, Xingguan only refers to a pattern of stars. Its closest term in Western culture might be asterism, though unlike asterisms, Xingguans have their official status. Chen Zhuo (Chinese:陈卓)(3rd Century30s~?), Scientist of East Wu Country, linked the Shi's, Gan's and Wuxian's XingGuans into one XingGuan System. And there are 1464 stars/283 XingGuans in that system. That Xingguan system is the earliest completed system as we know. The number of Xingguan varies along different eras of Chinese history; new Xingguans were made when fainter stars were observed, and some old Xingguans were abolished when the pattern could no longer be observed (mainly due to proper motions). Xingguans near southern celestial pole were created following the introdution of Western constellations into China by Catholic missionaries.
Yixiangkaocheng has 300 Xingguans in total.
Edged out by Western constellations, Xingguans were no longer in active usage today by the Chinese.
The Xingguans get together makes four Xiangs(in Chinese character is 象, pronounce: xiang \, mainly means: view, show, appeared…). You can think about Xiang is a large Xingguan. There are four Xiangs named Zhuque, Xuanwu, Qinglong and Baihu. They are all animals in the old storys, but none in the real world just like Chinese dragon or phoenix bird. Zhuque (in Chinese character is 朱雀), similar meaning is red bird, maybe like the phoenix, the power of fire, the south, the back, the summer. Xuanwu (in Chinese character is 玄武), an animal fixed with snake and turtle, the darkness messager, the power of water, the north, the front, the winter. Qinglong (in Chinese character is 青龙), similar meaning is blue dragon, the east, the right, the Spring. Baihu (in Chinese character is 白虎), similar meaning is white tiger, the west, the left, the autumn/fall.
Yao (in Chinese character is 曜),it means the sun light at the first time, then it means the light of sun, moon and stars. There are so many different sayings about Yao in old times, such as five Yaos saying, seven Yaos saying, nine Yaos saying, ten Yaos saying, eleven Yaos saying and twenty-eight Zheng Yaos saying.And the Five Yaos saying can be date back to 400~500BC, and they are Chenxing, Taibai, Yinghuo, Suixing and Zhenxing.
Star names
Traditional Chinese star names were given with a systematical method, by combining the name of Xingguan this star is in with a number, usually reflecting the star's position within this Xingguan. When fainter stars where observed with better instruments in the era of Yixiangkaocheng, they were named by combining the name of Xingguan this star is nearest to with an augmentation number.
Yixiangkaocheng has 3083 Xingguans in total. A complete list which corresponding all 3083 stars into any modern star catalogues or designations is yet to exist.
Unlike Xingguans, traditional Chinese star names are still in common usage today, even more common than Bayer/Flamsteed designations.
Xingguan arts
Traditionally, Chinese do not have similar expressions like constellation arts in the Western cultures. If any, clouds were sometimes added to each Xingguan's background on the starcharts in astrology books, but seldom be seen inside astronomically oriented works.
- Perhaps it would be a good idea to indicate the extent of the four symbols with Xingguan arts?
Xingguan boundaries
As stated, Xingguans are not related with areas, hence they have no definite boundaries.
Project Status
- constellation_names.fab: Chinese: Completed; English translations: Incomplete.
- star_names.fab: 228 out of 3083 stars have been entered into the conversion list.
- constellationship.fab: (Major star names need to be completed first)
External links
- Yixiangkaocheng at Wikimedia Commons
- Ferdinand Verbiest at Wikipedia
Ancient Arabic
See section "Arabic Stars"
Ancient Egypt
Some developers need to come here and explain to us where they got those ambiguous constellation names which beat the translators to the ground, doh. (see discussion page)
Late Egyption astronomy/astrology follows that of Greco/Roman culture. The belief that the stars could influence human destiny does not appear to have reached Egypt until the Ptolemaic period. The temple of Hathor at Denderah dates from Ptolemaic times, probably the first century BCE, and has a wonderful illustration of the sky that illustrates this point.[1]
The Dendera Zodicac was discovered in 1802 in Napoleon's expedition to Egypt.[2] and has been studied to date. [3]
However there were differences in names. For example, Cancer the Crab is represented by the Scarab Beetle. The figure of the Lion near the Scales (which is not the zodiacal Lion) is the constellation Centaurus. [4]
Earlier constellations are more problematic, but some indications exist that some modern zodiac signs are very ancient indeed[5], although the constellations did change significantly over time[6]
Chakavian-Kaykavian sky
This is a partial archaic variant of Western Sky image conserved on its medieval level, including so far 127 names of different celestial objects. It was used up to recently (19th century) by Adriatic islanders in navigation and fisheries, for their orientation and determination of nocturnal hours. It was not officially standardised, being transferred chiefly by oral traditions in Chakavian tongue and by scarce notes in Glagolitic script.
Its main constellations are almost founded on ancient Mediterranean traditions of Greco-Roman origin, and their recent names are partly Chakavian translation calques of these ones. However, individual star names are mostly earlier pre-Roman, descending from proto-historic star names of Liburnian navigators in early Adriatic (1/3 ones), and also 1/4 star names of Oriental origin from early Mesopotamia. This Chakavian sky nomenclature was the richest and completed to 12th cent. A.D., and from 16th cent. it was gradually pauperised. It has rigid grammatical rules how to name constellations, and their main and minor stars.
This sky culture now covers 31 named constellations partly comparable with Western ones, but 1/3 of them are wider including two adjacent ones with one collective name, so covering about 50 official constellations of the sky visible from Adriatic. All constellation names there are in plural forms.
Star names
So far names of 59 major stars here are conserved and noted. The main star in each constellation (usually alpha) is always in augmentative and feminine form, and other minor ones are in diminutive and masculine forms.
Other data
For difference of other cultures, Chakavian nomenclature in Adriatic has 13 specific names for all visible nebulae plus some details of Via Lactea, because their visibility (or absence) is widely used here for weekly weather prognoses. Moreover, Chakavian folk naming of dozen visible details on Moon is among the most precise ones, because up to recently they observed them as a Selenoscope, i.e. determining of fate and future by Moon in 56 annual weeks (not by usual solar horoscope of Zoodiac). Also the 3 hardly visible Galilean satellites of Jupiter were named after their distance from planet.
Short naming survey
- 1. Bakodlãk (Taurus): Vlahÿnica (alpha), Mikùla (eta), Vlahÿtje (Pleiades), Malÿtje (Hyades).
- 2. Baršÿtje (Draco): named stars are Baršÿna (alpha) & Baršadÿn (beta).
- 3. Divÿce (Virgo): main star named is Dÿva (Spica).
- 4. Gâta (Cassiopeia): named stars Krolèvić (alpha) i Krolèvica (beta).
- 5. Goncÿne (Bootes): main star named is Ostàn (Arcturus).
- 6. Hayebâje (Aquarius + Capricornus): main star named is Buÿmer (Algiedi).
- 7. Kàške (Ophiuchus): Scemerÿna (Rasalgeti) & Kaškÿna (Rasalhague).
- 8. Kosÿre (Leo): Kosirÿć (Regul) & Kosirÿka (Kosirica, Denebola).
- 9. Kozlÿtje (Auriga): named Kozlàrica (Capella) & Kozlâk (Elnath).
- 10. Križevâli (Cygnus): main star named is Križnÿca (Deneb).
- 11. Mântre (Hydra): main star named is Mantràtja (Alphard).
- 12. Mićakrÿš (Perseus): main star named is Križàc (Algol).
- 13. Navi-Matâne (Argo Navis): Marjakÿr (zeta) & Navakÿr (omicron).
- 14. Orkulÿtje (Cetus): named Orkulÿna (Mira) & Sionorkûl (Menkar).
- 15. Pašoglàvi (Canis Maior+Minor): Sionpàš (Sirius), Mićapàš (Procyon), Pašÿca (Adhara).
- 16. Rybôj (Piscis Austrinus): main star named is Nylòva (Fomalhaut).
- 17. Scâpi (Orion): Scapÿna (Betelgeuse) & Šparnàć (nebula Orioni).
- 18. Šedân Brodih (Ursa Maior): Sionãv (alpha) i Švêra (beta), Mićanãv (gamma), Maryãn (delta), Noavÿna (epsilon), Dvôydi (zeta), Dragãr (eta).
- 19. Škraplûne (Scorpius): Tjarmãl (Antares) & Jarÿna (Shaula).
- 20. Šûndre (Sagittarius): named Šundrakÿr (Khaus) & Šundrôn (Ascella).
- 21. Tohôrje (Ursa Minor): Tohôrnica (Polaris) & Mićekòlo (beta).
- 22. Tovorÿtje (Cancer): included stars group Plenÿce (Praesepe, epsilon).
- 23. Troydi (Triangulus): no major named stars.
- 24. Vârdice (Gemini): named stars Vârda (Castor) & Vardÿna (Pollux).
- 25. Veletÿći (Aquila): main star named is Laštrÿb (Altair).
- 26. Volÿtje ( Lyra ): main star named is Volàrica ( Vega ).
- 27. Yânce ( Aries ): main star named is Bravàrica (Hamal).
- 28. Yzdène (Centaurus): main star named is Yezdakÿr (Menkert).
- 29. Zarje-Harvâtje (Andromeda + Pegasus): Zminivêr (Alferaz), Belòva (Algenib), Kunjelàbor (Markab), Zarnÿk (Sheat), Mićamàtja (nebula M31).
- 30. Zmûli (Crater ): no major stars named.
- 31. Žmÿni (Libra): Žminÿna (Zubenelgenubi), Sionžmÿn (Zubenelshemali).
Other non-star objects
- - - Štomorÿna Kruna (Via Lactea): Garmÿna (its lacuna), Siongêt (sinus), Artÿna (promontorium).
- - - Švitlÿce (planets & comets): Svitjurka (Mercury), Zvicerna (Venus), Rumanica (Mars), Plaušÿca (Jupiter), Zelenÿca (Saturn), Šalamuna (Halleys comet), ...etc.
- - - Major Galilean satellites at Jupiter: Parvâ (Europa), Torra (Ganimede), Treta (Callisto).
Kaykavian sky
The naming diversity of the above Chakavian sky stimulated recently also the registering of celestial folk names in other adjacent inland ethno-cultures. The star naming in eastward inlands of central Balkans was found to be rather poor including 12 to 20 sky names only. However, one registered a rather rich Kaykavian sky culture in north-western Croatia around Zagreb capital, including 63 named stars and constellations with the old original Kaykavian names. The Kaykavian constellations are: 'Agneci (Aries), Cújzeki (Centaurus), Déklice (Virgo), Denevýr (Hydra), Káčje (Ophiuchus), Krížeki (Cygnus), Kosjéri (Leo), Kózleki (Auriga), Krampâč (Corvus), 'Osleki (Cancer), Pési (Canis Major & Minor), Pozóji (Libra), Skunkâči (Aries), Škárnik (Aquarius), Tri Séstre (Triangulus), Trónuš (Cassiopeia), Vóleki (Lyra), Malakóla (Ursa Minor), Vélka Kola (Ursa Major), and stellar clusters Láheci (Pleiades), Képeci (Hyades), etc.
The individual stars there named are e.g.: Sevérnica (Polaris), Bazilísk (Zubenelgenubi), Déva (Spica), Dvójček (Mizar + Alkor), Jerýna (Antares), Káčica (Rasalgeti), Kósec (Regulus), Kozêl (Capella), Kúsja (Sirius), Petrov Krýš (Deneb), Piljúh (Altair), Ščemêrnica (Rasalhague), Žerjâv (Fomalhaut), Pirgáča (Orion's nebula), Lúknja (Black hole in Sagittarius), and others. Among named planets are Dénica (Venus), and Dobropas (Mercury).
Chakavian folk astrognosy in Adriatic was studied in detail 1923-1976, and reported in big monograph of late professor Mitjel Yoshamya: Gan-Veyan, 1224 p. Zagreb 2005 (Croatian with English & French digests). The related minor wiki-insights then occured also in Wikinfo and WikiSlavia.
The Polynesian people used to utilize some constellations which helped them navigating through the Pacific Ocean. The mythology behind these constellations are majorly linked with the sea as well.
As in all Polynesian star lore, Tongan sky culture descends from the practical application of nautical navigation. In some circumstances separation of individual star names from "star path" names cannot be resolved. A star may have multiple names 1) if the star is part of numerous star paths and 2) since the naming of stars can differ depending on which Tongan island group it originates from. The nomenclature of stars is approximated based on the limited resources available. Whilst the most-notable/common stars and constellations (i.e. Orion, Pleiades, Crux) are identified in Tongan star lore there are two notable exceptions. There is an absence of naming of the North star (Polaris: α UMi). This is peculiar considering the latitude of the Tongan islands and the prominence of this star at certain times of the year. In the event of any northerly journeys from Tonga such an important navigational landmark could not have possibly gone unnoticed. The constellation of Scorpio (parts in, or stars of) are also absent from Tongan star lore. This is surprising since the vast majority of star lore – globally and Polynesian – has Scorpio as a central constellation due to it being easily identified and that it is nearly directly opposite Orion in the night sky. [Stellarium would welcome any further knowledge on these two anomalies.]
Common ancestry of Polynesian star lore's is evident in the similarities in the labelling of stars. For example the Pleiades is called Mataliki in Tongan, Matariki in Maori and Makali`i in Hawaiian.
References: Velt Kik, Ko E Ngaahi fetu'u 'o, Stars over tonga, 1990 'Atenisi University, Nuku'alofa , Tonga Government printing department. T.H Fale, Tongan astronomy, 1990 Polynesian Eyes foundation, Nuku'alofa, Tonga Choice printing. E. E. V. Collocott, Tongan astronomy and calendar, 1992 Occasional Papers of the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum of Polynesian ethnology and Natural History, Vol.8, No. 4 Honolulu, Hawaii, Bishop Museum Press 1922, p. 157-173.
Tongan term Designation
- 1. Humu: Coal sack
- 2. Kaniva: Milky Way
- 3. Ma'afulele Large Magellan cloud
- 4. Ma'afutoka Small Magellan cloud
- 5. 'otu Ma'afu Magellanic clouds (both)
- 6. Ha'amonga Ecliptic
- 7. Mahina Moon
- 8. La'a Sun
- 9. Fetu'u Star (in general)
- 10. Fetu'ufuka Comet
- 11. 'Umata Rainbow
- 12. Fetu'u'Esiafi Falling star
- 13. Tapukitea Venus
- 14. Matamemea Mars
- 15. Ma'afutoka (same as SMC) Canopus
- 16. Ma'afulele (same as LMC) Sirius
- 17. Velitoa hififo Rigel
- 18. Velitoa hahake Betelguese
- 19. Hikule'o Arcturus
- 20. Monuafe Meissa
- 21. Motuliki Pleiades
- 22. Tu'ulalupe Hyades
- 23. Toloatonga Southern Cross
- 24. Toloalahi False Cross
Tongan constellations
- 1. Tuinga ika Part of Orion, belt and sword
- 2. Haʻamonga ʻa Maui (Mauiʻs Burden) a part of Orion
- 3. ʻAo ʻo ʻUvea Corona Borealis (Speculative)
- 4. Fatanalua Coma Berenices (Speculative)
- 5 . Kapakau'o'tafahi Cassiopeia (Speculative)
- 6. Toloa Belt of Orion
- 7. Lua tangata Castor and/or Pollux
- 8. Fungasia Toliman and/or Agena
- 9. Houmatoloa (Toloa, toloatonga, toloalahi)
This sky culture was contributed by Stellarium user Dan Smale, d.smale(at)niwa.co.nz
External links
- Polynesian Constellations at Honolulu Community College
- Tongan Starlore web page
Like all peoples of the world, even the ancient Sardinians, turned their eyes to the sky that marked the time and the seasons. The peasant's world has given its name to the stars and the constellations of the Sardinian culture.
The constellations of the Sardinian culture are the result of research done by Tonino Bussu, Marco Puddu and Giuseppe Putzolu.
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Stellarium v.0.8.2 includes the korean constellations.
The Chinese, Korean, and Japanese constellations have the same origin, for they look very similar in shape, the positions and their names are the same in the chinese alphabet. The name of these constellations first appear in the Records of the Grand Historian(史記) in Han dynasty describing Xia dynasty in about B.C.2000.
- China has the first starmap of the whole sky still remained, the DunHuang starmap in 8th century.
- According to the research on the stars and the documents carved on the korean whole sky constellation, Cheon-Sang-Yeol-Cha-Bun-Ya-Ji-Do in Chosun Dynasky, the map contains the sky of B.C.1C ~ A.D.1C.
- Japan has the famous Kitora skymap painted in A.D.7C ~ 8C.
The Korean constellations consists of 3won(三垣; 3 borders) and 28su(二十八宿; 28 constellation group).
- 3won
3won has 3 villages (or cities) which contain each group of constellations.
- TaeMiWon(太微垣; Big low-border) ... 19 constellatons, 78 stars.
- ZaMiWon(紫微垣; Violet low-border) ... 37 constellations, 165 stars.
- CheonShiWon(天市垣; Sky market-border) ... 19 constellations, 91 stars.
- 28su
28su have diveded into 4 groups called CheongRyong, BaekHo, ZuZak, HyeonMu. They are deities of the cardinal points and each has 7 constellation groups.
- CheongRyong(靑龍; blue-dragon, deity of east) ... 48 constellations, 186 stars.
- Gaak(角) ... 11 constellations.
- Haang(亢) ... 7 constellations.
- Zeo(氐) ... 11 constellations.
- Baang(方) ... 8 constellations.
- Shim(心) ... 2 constellations.
- Mi(尾) ... 6 constellations.
- Ki(箕) ... 3 constellatoins.
- BaekHo(白虎; white-tiger, deity of west) ... 56 constellations, 301 stars.
- Gyu(奎) ... 9 constellations.
- Ru(婁) ... 6 constellations.
- Wii(胃) ... 7 constellations.
- Myo(昴) ... 9 constellations.
- Pil(畢) ... 15 constellations.
- Zaa(觜) ... 3 constellations.
- Saam(參) ... 7 constellations.
- ZuZak(朱雀; red-pheonix, deity of south) ... 46 constellations, 240 stars.
- Zeong(井) ... 21 constellations.
- Kui(鬼) ... 7 constellations.
- Ryu(柳) ... 2 constellations.
- Seong(星) ... 5 constellations.
- Zaang(張) ... 2 constellations.
- Ik(翼) ... 2 constellations.
- Jin(軫) ... 8 constellations.
- HyeonMu(玄武; black-turtle, deity of north) ... 66 constellations, 405 stars.
- Duu(斗) ... 10 constellations.
- Wuu(牛) ... 11 constellations.
- Yeo(女) ... 8 constellations.
- Heo(虛) ... 10 constellations.
- Wii(危) ... 11 constellations.
- Shil(室) ... 11 constellations.
- Byeok(壁) ... 5 constellations.
Total 291 constellatinos and 1466 stars.
External link
Inuit constellations
Read Inuit Sky Culture
Maori (New Zealand)
The Maori (New Zealand) night sky is similar to the Polynesian night sky. But it differs enough to warrant it's own sky culture. Maritime themes are central to the Maori sky culture and were used extensively in nautical navigation. Along with most other cultures, the rising and setting of prominent stars were used to signal planting and harvesting seasons.
External Links: A very good website on Maori sky culture is maintained by 'The Phoenix Astronomical Society': Wairarapa , New Zealand. http://www.astronomynz.org.nz/maori-astronomy/taatai-arorangi-maori-astronomy-2.html
Taatai-arorangi-maori: There are tribal ('iwi') variations in the naming of the stars and constellations. The names referenced below are the more well known names.
- Mercury ...Takero
- Venus (morning star) ...Tawera
- Venus (evening star) ...Meremere
- Mars ...Rangiwhenua
- Jupiter* ...Perearau
- Saturn* ...Perearau (Both Jupiter and Saturn have the same name)
- Altair ...Poutu-te-Rangi
- Antares ...Rehua
- S_Sco ...Pekehawani
- T_Sco ...Whakaonge-kai
- Canopus ...Autahi
- Procyon ...Puanga Hori
- Rigel ...Puanga
- Sirius ...Takarua
- Vega ...Whanui
- Spica ...Whiti-Kapeka or Mariao
- Arcturus ...Ruawahia
- Castor ...Whakaahu
- Pollux ...Whakaahu (Both Castor and Pollux have the same name)
- Aldebaran ...Taumatakuku
- Achernar ...Turu
- Orion (whole belt) ...Hao - o- rua
- Orion (the belt) ...Tau toro
- Orion (a part) ...Te Kakau
- Scorpio ...Ruhi
- Scorpio (the tail) ...Te Waka-o-Tama-Rereti
- Pleiades ...Matariki
- Stars in the Pleiades (unspecified): ...Tupua-nuku, Tupua-rangi, Ururangi, Wai-puna-a-rangi, Waiti, Waita
- Pointers ...Te Taura Ra o Tainui
- Hyades ...Te Kokota
- Southern Cross ...Mahutonga
- Coal sack ...Te Patiki
- Milky Way ...Te ika o te rangi
- Large Magellanic cloud ...Te Waka Ruru
- Small Magellanic cloud ...Tuputuputu
- Double stars ...Pipiri
- Comets ...Auihi Turoa
- Ecliptic ...Pito - o - Watea
- Moon ...Te Marama
- Sun ...Te Ra
- Te-Ra-o-Tainui ...A maori constellation without a European counterpart. It is a sea voyaging catamaran. The belt of orion is the keel, the hyades is a claw sail and the Pleiades is the bow.
Best,E 1955 'The astronomical knowledge of the Maori',Dominion Museum Monograph no.3 Wellington:Government Printer
Best,E 1959 'The Maori division of time',Dominion Museum Monograph no4. Wellington: Government Printer
Evans,J 1998 'The discovery of Aotearoa', Reed
Kingsley-Smith, C 1967 'Astronomers in puipuis. Maori Star lore', Southern Stars 22,5-10
Leather,K and Hall,Richard 2004 'Tatai Arorangi: Maori Astronomy, Work of the gods',Viking sevenseas nz ltd, Paraparaumu, NZ, ISBN:085467105 6
Lewis,D 1994 'We, the navigators. The ancient art of landfinding in the Pacific',University of Hawaii press
Orbell,M 1996 'The natural world of the Maori',David Bateman ltd
Orchiston, W 'Australian Aboriginal, Polynesian and Maori Astronomy', Chapter in: 1996 'Astronomy before the telescope' 318-328. Editor Chris Walker. BCA
Project Ancient-Skies - Human Cultures and Their Skies
Ancient-Skies is a global scientific project which aims to collect, verify and publish available information about various human cultures, their astronomical knowledge and its representation in the sky within a single web-accessible knowledgebase. Our aim is to rely on primary sources and verify them scientifically, so that the published information is valueable to the general public and scientists all over the world.
The project is part of IYA2009 global cornerstone project Astronomy and World Heritage.
Human Cultures published in our knowledgebase are also available as downloadable Sky Culture Files for Stellarium.
Among the first cultures published in our knowledgebase is the people of Fante people of the coastal region of Ghana, Western Africa
External Link: The knowledgebase is accessable thru the project's website http://www.ancient-skies.org/
Mesopotamian (Babylonian-Assyrian-Sumerian)
The Mesopotamian astrology was highly developed, even be used for political propaganda purposes over the population.[7]
Sources of study
Astrology in Mesopotamian Culture, A.E.Thierens 1935 [8]
Mesopotamian astrology: An introduction to Babylonian and Assyrian celestial divination (Ulla Koch-Westenholz, Ulla Susanne Koc) [9]
Origins of the Ancient constellations (John H. Rogers) [10]
Site with massive compendium of scholarly resources [11]
List of external links [12]


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King Suite Studio (2 person occupancy): $375 - ask about our two night option!
Vacation Homes (2 person occupancy): $525 (4 person occupancy): $599
What's Inlcuded: Your accommodations and we will provide a food kit to get you started (see below)
The leaves have turned! Come relax in the cozy town of Trinity for a minimum of 3 nights and we will provide you with a starter cooking kit!
What is provided:
When you arrive you will find: coffee, tea, 1 carton of eggs, 1 carton of milk, 1 loaf of Trinity Bakeshop Bread, (with butter and jams), fruit, baked goods from the Twine Loft and a few other goodies. This amount will be doubled for vacation home rentals with 3-4 people. Other basics including cooking oil, salt, pepper, sugar as well as all pots and pans etc will be provided also.
Tupper Ware and a Coffee Thermose can be signed out for days you wish to explore and pack a picnic... There are a variety of convenience stores, grocery stores and wine and spirts stores in the immediate area.
Why the inn's dining room is not open at this time:
The Artisan Inn offers standard inn rooms, self-catering suites as well as private vacation homes all within Trinity. During the last two weeks of October, it is often not practical to operate the dining room due to a low volume of visitors to the area. Instead of closing down completely, we limit our shoulder season (May 1-14, October 15-31) availablity to visitors who wish to avail of our accommodations with self catering facilities.
There are also limited dining options in the Trinity Bight area during this time so having access to a kitchen can be important to guaranteeing that you can eat what you want when you want. Any rooms rented at this time will have kitchen access in the same building the rented room is located in and guests will only have to share the kitchen facilities with a maximum of one other set of guests at a time. Deciding to rent a vacation home or the King Studio Suite guarantees complete privacy if that is the experience you desire.
What will you do during your stay?
Our October weather can be unpredictable at times, but if you pack in layers you will be ready to explore days worth of the great natural wonders the Bonavista Peninsula has to offer with the added highlight of fall colours. A network of 6 well maintained, clearly marked, hiking and walking trails identified as the "Hike Discovery Trails Network" are all within a 45 minute drive of the Artisan Inn, some are just a two minute walk from your front door. The network's flagship trail, The Skerwink Trail, is located in Trinity East (10 minutes from Trinity) which has been ranked one of the top 35 hiking trails in North America and Europe. Many of the trails pass by different lighthouses, all with their own unique architectural design.
If Hiking isn't your thing, check out some of our area's points of interest. You could visit the Dungeon Provincial Park in Bonavista, The Fort Point Lighthouse near Trinity, The Devil's Footprints in Keels or drive through Tickle Harbour, Open Hall nd New Bonaventure to see much of the scenery featured in the upcoming movie the Grand Seduction.
At night come back to your vacation home or room and relax with a board game, a pack of cards, a good book or borrow a copy of the Shipping News or Random Passage to watch, both shot in the area.
Vacation homes and rooms are available for this 3 night package:
All 4 Artisan Inn Vacation Homes are available for this promotion at $525 for 2 people or $599 for 4 people
Cove Cottage, Gover House, Harbour House, Lighthouse View
Rooms with ensuite kitchens: $375
The King Suite Studio (Located in Barbour Place / Wheelchair friendly)
Rooms with shared kithcen access: $299
The Lighthouse Keeper's Room (located in Lighthouse View)
Water Street Room (Located in Lighthouse View)
Fisher Cove Room (Located in Campbell House)
Fort Point Room (Located in Campbell House)
Phone/Fax: 709 464 3377 Toll Free: 1 877 464 7700
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