8 марта тоже нет.
Точнее есть, но это:
• March 8, 2011: Shrove Tuesday (a.k.a. Fat Tuesday, Paczki Day) - day before Lent starts
• March 8, 2011: Mardi Gras Carnival in New Orleans. → Mardi Gras Beads and Party Supplies
Притом я смотрю не только [Legal Holidays], но и просто [Popular Holidays]. ;)
List of Popular U.S. Holidays Dates Celebrations Observances
• January 1, 2011 (saturday): New Year's Day [Jan 1st every year].
• January 10, 2011 (monday): College Football Championship Game
• January 17, 2011 (monday): Martin Luther King Day
• January 24 [every year](monday in 2011): Belly Laugh Day [info]
• February 2 [every year]: Groundhog Day
• February 6, 2011 (sunday): Super Bowl XLV (45) [Pro Football, NFL Championship Game]
• February 12 [every year]: Lincoln's Birthday
• February 14 [every year](monday in 2011): St. Valentines Day
• February 21, 2011: Presidents Day and Washington's Birthday (observed)
• March 8, 2011: Shrove Tuesday (a.k.a. Fat Tuesday, Paczki Day) - day before Lent starts
• March 8, 2011: Mardi Gras Carnival in New Orleans. → Mardi Gras Beads and Party Supplies
• March 17 [every year]: St. Patrick's Day [info] go green → Hats, Decorations, Party Items
• March 26, 2011 (saturday) - Earth Hour 8pm to 9pm (your local time). info at bottom of this list.
• April 1 [every year]: April Fool's Day. get great practical jokes and gags at → Pranks Place
• April 3, 2011 (sunday): WrestleMania 2011 - WWE WrestleMania XXVII in Atlanta, Georgia. Info
• April 18, 2011 (monday): Tax Day - last day to file federal taxes without penalty. Deadline has been extended past the traditional April 15 date because Emancipation Day, a holiday observed in the District of Columbia, falls on April 15 this year.
U.S. debt per taxpayer is over $126,000 and growing by the second → U.S. National Debt Clock
Students? ALL OF YOU (even first graders) Have Debt To The Government of at least $43,780.
• April 22, 2011: Good Friday (U.S. stock market is closed on this day)
• April 24, 2011: Easter Sunday
• April 21, 2010: Administrative Professionals Day (National Secretary's Day) [info]
• April 22 [every year](on friday in 2011): Earth Day [info]
• May 5 [every year]: Cinco de Mayo
• May 7, 2011 (saturday): Kentucky Derby horse race
• May 8, 2011: Mother's Day [2nd sunday in May]
• May 21, 2011: Armed Forces Day [3rd saturday in May]
• May 30, 2011 (monday): Memorial Day (observed)
• June 14 [every year](on tuesday in 2011): Flag Day
• June 13-19, 2011: U.S. Open Golf Championship tournament
• June 19, 2011: Father's Day [3rd sunday in June]
• July 4 [July 4th every year](on monday in 2011): Independence Day USA
• July 24, 2011: Parents' Day [4th Sunday in July]
• TBA July 2011: National Dance Day. [info] [info 2]
• August 20, 2011 (saturday): Woodward Dream Cruise - car cruise in Metro Detroit. details
• September 5, 2011 (monday): Labor Day
• September 11 [every year](sunday in 2011): Patriot Day (a.k.a. 9/11 or September 11th) - observance to remember those who were injured or died during the terrorist plane attacks in 2001 on the World Trade Center, Pentagon, other targets.
• September 11, 2010 (sunday): Grandparents' Day [first sunday after Labor Day]
• September 16 [every year](friday in 2011): Stepfamily Day [info 1] [info 2]
• September 16, 2011 (friday): Constitution Day & Citizenship Day Observed
• September 17 [every year](saturday in 2011): Constitution Day & Citizenship Day. If it falls on a saturday or sunday, it is observed on the work day closest to the 17th.
• Native American Day: 4th friday in September, celebrated (observed) many different days
• October 10, 2011 (monday): Columbus Day (observed, most regions)
• October 16 [every year]: Boss's Day (National Bosses Day). If it falls on a saturday or sunday, it is observed on the work day closest to the 16th.
• October 17, 2011 (monday): Boss's Day (National Bosses Day) Observed.
• October 15, 2011: Sweetest Day [3rd saturday in Oct]
• October 31 [every year](monday in 2011): Halloween → costumes props decorations
• not in 2011, next: November 6, 2012: Election Day [first tuesday after first monday in Nov]
• November 11 [every year](friday in 2011): Veterans Day
• November 24, 2011 (thursday): Thanksgiving Day
• Black Friday - the day after Thanksgiving, traditional start of Christmas shopping deals.
• Cyber Monday - Monday after Black Friday, the online internet version of Black Friday deals.
• December 7 [every year]: Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day [details] - attacked in 1941, WWII.
• December 21-28, 2011: Hanukkah (Chanukah Chanukkah) [info 1 info 2]
• December 25 [every year](on sunday in 2011): Christmas Day
• December 26 - Jan 1 [every year]: Kwanzaa
• December 31 [every year](on saturday in 2011): New Year's Eve
P.S.
Other Widely Celebrated Observances
These usually don't affect work schedules.
Groundhog Day, February 2.
Lincoln's Birthday, February 12.
Valentine's Day, February 14.
Washington's Birthday, February 22.
St. Patrick's Day, March 17.
April Fools's Day, April 1.
Earth Day, April 22 (since 1970; see Earthday.net)
Administrative Assistants' Day, which once upon a time was Secretaries' Day, is the Wednesday of the last full week of April (that is, the Wednesday before the last Saturday in April) since 1955; see this site for more information.
Arbor Day is often the last Friday in April (since 1872), but since planting conditions vary, it may occur from September to May; please consult the National Arbor Day Foundation's list of Arbor Day Dates.
Mothers' Day, second Sunday in May (36 USC Sec. 142).
Fathers' Day, third Sunday in June (36 USC Sec. 142a).
Parents' Day, fourth Sunday in July (36 USC Sec. 142c).
Grandparents' Day, Sunday after Labor Day (36 USC Sec. 142b).
Columbus Day (traditional), October 12.
United Nations Day, October 24.
Halloween, October 31.
:leader::leader::leader:
не плачте - будет И на вашей улице едик.... (c) Edik
нет. глупый праздник.
Barack Obama on his girls: "I have men with guns surrounding them at all times, which I'm perfectly happy with..." (c) Why can he protect his family with guns and I can't?
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