Day, Month, Year and time........Anyone?
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April 14 1912   2:30 am
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Daytime\nIlluminated\nUltraviolet\nRadiant\nNoon\nActive\nLight
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sunday- sun\nmonday-moon \ntuesday- mars\nwednesday-mercury\nthursday-jupiter\nfriday-venus\nsaturday-saturn
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stardate...\n\nor the Aztec calender they were only off 1 day in 6000 years...
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11 PM\n\n(Of the previous day)\n(3 hours earlier)
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it varies from day to day. \n\nMonday: 1-20\nTuesday: 0\nWednesday: 5-30\nThursday: 10-35\nFriday: 165-40,000\nSaturday: 15-60\nSunday:10-50
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3 years, 72 days, 3 hours, 15 minutes, 7 seconds\n                                      OR\n1167 days, 3 hours, 15 minutes, 7 seconds\n                                      OR\n28011 hours, 15minutes, 7 seconds\n                                       OR\n1680675 minutes and 7 seconds\n                                        OR\n100840507 seconds\n\nWant anymore?
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May I ask what time of the month it is?
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Friday........pay day\nChoc........\nlife\nChristmas
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The hour was originally defined in ancient civilisations (including those of Egypt, Sumeria, India and China) as either one twelfth of the time between sunrise and sunset or one twenty-fourth of a full day. In either case the division reflected the widespread use of a duodecimal numbering system (counting with each thumb the spaces between the joints of the other finger on the same hand, i.e. 3 x 4 = 12) and the equally widespread tendency to make analogies among sets of data (12 months, 12 zodiacal signs, 12 main compass points, 12 hours, a dozen).
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Try this website. You can adjust the date time for just about any period -->\nhttp://www.fourmilab.ch/yoursky/
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http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/
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hh:mm:ss\n4:00:40 or\n8:00:20
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Why don't you just make one up on Word or Excel. You don't need a special one, just a piece of paper that says "name" and "date" at the top.
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Your best bet is probably to use Perl and the Date::Calc module
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There are even today many different ways of figuring out time. For example this weekend, on 29th Jan the chinese new year starts. It is Year 4703 by the Chinese calendar. And it is the jewish year 5677.\nAnd even the christian calendar has been modified a couple of times. The gregorian calendar reform was adopted in 1582 but not in England and so also not in the US, they only changed in 1752 (so they lost 11 days).\nWhich year we are in is only relative to what you want to measure. If you want to be more explicit you don't just say B.C. (Before christ) but B.C.E (before the christian era). As long as you can figure out how far apart they are you can easily convert one into the other and allow for changes. \nFor time of the year (month/day) it is probably best to go by a system like now, which is constant with and corresponds to the seasons of the year. So while George Washington was born on the 22nd feb 1732, his parents must have thought it was the 11th when he was born. \nI don't know how far historic dates get modernized to reflect calendar changes.
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All Of You Are Idiots... How Do We Know that one Day=24 Hours??? Did They Wear Watches? Was One Year 365 Days?? Did They Have Calendars? For All We Know One Day In The Begining COuld Be Equal To 7 Days In What We Know ....Geesh Some People