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"HAPPY BLUE MOON!\nA Blue Moon is \"an event of timing,\" says Conrad Jung, a staff astronomer at the Chabot Space &amp; Science Center in Oakland. A full moon occurs every 29.5 days. If there is a full moon early in the month, there is a possibility that a second full moon will appear at the end of the month. This occurrence, called a Blue Moon, takes place approximately every 33 months.\nThis New Year&amp;apos;s Eve is especially special. Not only will the moon be full, it will also be blue. The last time that happened on a New Year&amp;apos;s Eve was 1990. Our next Blue Moon will occur in August 2012, but our next New Year&amp;apos;s Eve Blue Moon won&amp;apos;t appear until 2028. So, live it up now! Ski into Meissner shelter, snowshoe up Tumalo Mountain, or, if you were smart enough to reserve a cabin a year ago, celebrate at Elk Lake."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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