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Rogation Days Rogation Days
Rogation Days in the calendar of the Western Church, four days traditionally set apart for solemn processions to invoke God's mercy. They are Apr. 25, the Major Rogation, coinciding with St. Mark's Day; and the three days preceding Ascension Day, the Minor Rogations. The processions are Christian... Read more
Demelza Demelza
Demelza ♀ Modern Cornish name, which has no history as a Celtic personal name but is derived from a place name in the parish of St Columb Major. The given name began to be used in the 1950s and was given a boost by the serialization on British television of the ‘Poldark’... Read more
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distribution in economics, the allocation of a society's total wealth among various economic groups. Distribution, in that sense, does not refer to the physical marketing or circulation of goods, which is part of the process of exchange, but to the relative well-being and economic wealth of... Read more
Bealtaine Bealtaine
Bealtaine (1 May), the first day of summer and one of the four traditional ‘quarter days’, important in the calendar customs of Goidelic‐speaking areas up to the twentieth century. The name's derivation is uncertain: ‐taine has been taken to mean ‘fire’,... Read more
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Follow Through The follow through comes after the hard stop segment of the cast. It is done to keep tension on the bottom leg of the loop so that the line will fire out at a fast speed. Releasing this line tension slows the cast down. The loop doesn’t unroll because the lower loop segment... Read more

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