How to Win an Easter Egg Hunt on Easter 2013

Easter Egg Hunts sound very simple but there are some complex strategies that can help you win. Younger, inexperienced children simply run around and look wherever their little legs take them. They don’t really have a game plan and that is why they typically pass over a good amount of the eggs. They will see one bright pink egg thirty yards away and pass by ten other eggs in order to get that one egg. This strategy might work when you are younger, but once you turn double digits you need to step your game up or else you will be crushed by the competition.

There are two main techniques that can be utilized to ensure an Easter Egg Hunt Victory during Easter 2013. Both strategies involve constant scanning of the territory but the two techniques use vastly different scanning techniques. Option one is scanning the entire playing field on one level as you circle the entire premises. If the egg hunt is hosted in a square yard, you should walk the entire edge of the yard while looking down at the ground by your feet. After the first loop, look a little higher up. And then the final lap you should look higher than the second lap. That ensures that you will cover the entire playing field top to bottom. Second option is to scan the playing field section by section. This technique calls for you to break down the egg hunt area into sections and scan an entire section top to bottom before moving onto the next section. This strategy could pay off if lots of the eggs are placed in one of your early sections but could really hurt you if the eggs are placed in sections you don’t check until the end of the hunt.

One tip every professional Easter Egg Hunter knows that you should know as well is to never be focused on only one egg. If you see an egg ten feet away and are going to get it, be sure to constantly scan the area between you and the egg for any other eggs. This one tip separates the amateurs from the pros. If this is the first time you are hearing about this tip, then be excited because it is going to step your egg hunting game up big time during Easter 2013. And for that you are welcome!

Unlike other popular holidays such as Christmas or New Years, Easter is a moveable holiday meaning its date is changes every year. In 2013, Easter falls on March 31^st.

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Ramadan 2013 - Showing our love and respect for Allah

Ninth month of Islamic Calendar is celebrated as Ramadan. During Ramadan, Muslims observe fasting for whole month during daylight hours i.e. from dawn to dusk. It is believed that this was the time when Quran was made known by Jibraeel to Muhammad.

The following three days after Ramadan, Muslims celebrate the ‘Festival of Breaking Fast’ better known as ‘Eid ul-Fitr.’

In this year, Ramadan was observed from 20^th of July to 18^th of August. Now, the question is when is Ramadan 2013.

Answer to the above question lies in the fact that Ramadan is observed on ninth month of Islamic calendar. So Ramadan 2013 will be observed from 9^th of July to 7^th of August. As Islamic Year is 11 to 12 shorter than solar year and contains no leap year, therefore Ramadan dates changes every year. Ramadan date remains the same in Islamic calendar, but it changes in solar calendar every year. In 2010, it was observed from August 11 to September 9, in 2011, it was observed from August 1 to 29 August, similarly in 2012, it was observed from August 1 to August 29 and Ramadan 2013 will be observed from July 20 to 18 August. Usually, there is a difference of 11-12 days every year.

Ramadan month is observed as month of fasting by Muslims and is the one of the five pillars of Islam. It is regarded as obligatory for adult Muslims to observe fast during Ramadan except those who are ill/sick or going through menstrual bleeding. It is also believed that the one who observes fast during all the days of Ramadan get their prayers fulfilled.

To begin the month of Ramadan, Muslims sight the moon. It takes maximum of 24 hours to begin Ramadan all around the globe. Every day before dawn, Muslims take pre-fast meal called Suhoor and start their Ramadan with Fajr prayer. To break their fast after sunset, they hurry up for the meal known as Iftar which includes fried pastries, nuts, legumes, bread, etc.

Social gatherings are common thing during the month of Ramadan. Charity is also regarded as a must thing to do during Ramadan. It is also believed that the person who helps a Muslim in breaking his/her fast is also rewarded.

Although, it is not obligatory for a Muslim to recite entire Quran during Ramadan, but mostly Muslims read the entire Quran during the month of Ramadan.

Fasting Ramadan has many advantages, which include:

• Showing admiration to Almighty commanded people to fast the complete month of Ramadan.
• Gaining religious self purification and complete obedience to Almighty.
• Getting closer sensation with the deprived suffering and people will be more willing to offer up donations as well as charities to the needy.
• Getting nearer to near and dears via common invitations and contacts.

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