{"version":"https://jsonfeed.org/version/1","title":"Micro.blog - Ivan Saavedra","home_page_url":"https://micro.blog","feed_url":"https://micro.blog/posts/ska6","_microblog":{"about":"https://micro.blog/about/api","id":"1969513","username":"ska6","bio":"**One Network, Nine Countries: Smart Holiday Calendars and Space Weather at a Glance**\n\nPlanning time off is much easier when you know exactly which days are free, and this network of local calendars covers eight countries plus the Arab world. Romanians can check [zile libere](https://zilelibere.com) for public holidays, Orthodox Easter, school holidays and mini-vacation ideas. In Poland, [wolne dni](https://wolnedni.com) lists all 14 statutory holidays along with monthly working hours and long weekends. Finns will find every official holiday, plus downloadable PDF, Excel and ICS calendars, at [pyhäpäivät](https://pyhapaivat.fi). In France, [ponts et fériés](https://ponts-et-feries.fr/) shows how to turn the 11 legal holidays into long weekends. Hungarian workers can plan around rest days and working Saturdays with [szabadnapok](https://szabadnapok.hu/). Albania's calendar at [festa zyrtare](https://festazyrtare.al/) explains which weekend holidays move to Monday. For Indonesia, [kalender libur](https://kalenderlibur.id/) covers red dates, long weekends and cuti bersama. [إجازات](https://egazat.com/) brings together official holidays and Eid dates for about 20 Arab countries in one place. Finally, [burza magnetyczna](https://burzamagnetyczna.pl/) tracks the Kp index, geomagnetic forecasts and the northern lights over Poland, for anyone who keeps an eye on the sky as well as the calendar.","pronouns":"","is_following":false,"is_you":false,"following_count":1,"discover_count":0},"author":{"name":"Ivan Saavedra","url":"https://zilelibere.com/","avatar":"https://avatars.micro.blog/avatars/2026/38/1969513.jpg"},"items":[]}