Ray Stanford note:
> Yeah! Not only that: (1) This is Friday the 13th; (2) The moon is full
>tonight; and (3) [Worse of all!] TONIGHT'S MOON WILL ECLIPSE!!!
Point (2) is redundant, as every lunar eclipse occurs on the night of a full
moon. For similar reasons, every solar eclipse takes place the day before a
new moon. This should be obvious once you consider it.
Bill