(also known as the Saucepan or the Three Kings in various parts of the world.)

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Orion has been identified by numerous cultures. For example, the Egyptians saw it as linked with Osiris. The Sumerians saw a shepherd.

how to find other stars using Orion as a starting point

This is fascinating (click it). It also seems to be flipped from the above photos I have posted.
from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orion_%28constellation%29
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2.) You could spend a while here:
outtheway.blogspot.com
How about October 2007 randomly?:
http://outtheway.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html
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3.) Well I've never been to Mayne Island, but I may have to change that this Good Friday. Look at this: Goldberg Variations in a church to be performed by a string trio! Violin, viola, and cello. Hard to imagine how that would sound, as I'm only familiar with Glenn Gould's solo piano versions.
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