Year 8 and the 9 Months

To help understand R' Ari Goldwag's incredible חידוש about the year we're in, I created this table below.  If you haven't watched his video yet, it's highly recommended.

Yellow for regular years

Cyan for leap years

19 Year Cycle

Year of Cycle	Cycle 1	Cycle 2	Cycle 3	Cycle 4	Cycle 5
1	5701 1941	5720 1960	5739 1979	5758 1998	5777 2017
2	5702 1942	5721 1961	5740 1980	5759 1999	5778 2018
3	5703 1943	5722 1962	5741 1981	5760 2000	5779 2019
4	5704 1944	5723 1963	5742 1982	5761 2001	5780 2020
5	5705 1945	5724 1964	5743 1983	5762 2002	5781 2021
6	5706 1946	5725 1965	5744 1984	5763 2003	5782 2022
7	5707 1947	5726 1966	5745 1985	5764 2004	5783 2023
8	5708 1948	5727 1967	5746 1986	5765 2005	5784 2024
9	5709 1949	5728 1968	5747 1987	5766 2006	5785 2025
10	5710 1950	5729 1969	5748 1988	5767 2007	5786 2026
11	5711 1951	5730 1970	5749 1989	5768 2008	5787 2027
12	5712 1952	5731 1971	5750 1990	5769 2009	5788 2028
13	5713 1953	5732 1972	5751 1991	5770 2010	5789 2029
14	5714 1954	5733 1973	5752 1992	5771 2011	5790 2030
15	5715 1955	5734 1974	5753 1993	5772 2012	5791 2031
16	5716 1956	5735 1975	5754 1994	5773 2013	5792 2032
17	5717 1957	5736 1976	5755 1995	5774 2014	5793 2033
18	5718 1958	5737 1977	5756 1996	5775 2015	5794 2034
19	5719 1959	5738 1978	5757 1997	5776 2016	5795 2035

Another point that I will make is that October 7th is always (in this and the previous century) the end of Tekufat Tamuz and the beginning of Tekufat Tishri.  This year, since next year is a secular leap year, the Tekufa ended at 9PM on October 7th.  Therefore, Shemini Atzeret, which is when the massacre of Jews took place השם יקום דמם, was the last full day of Tekufat Tamuz.

(As an aside, the last time Shemini Atzeret fell out on the last full day of Tekufat Tamuz was when it fell out on October 6th, 1966, a few months before the Six Day War.)

If the 9 months started at the very beginning of Tekufat Tamuz, and we're beginning to "see the pregnancy" now, there will be an interesting 6 months ahead, when Tekufat Nisan begins right before Rosh Hodesh Nisan.