How many days does Phil Connors go through when repeating Groundhog Day?
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I love that movie, in my opinion it is one of Bill Murry's funniest.\n\nPiano Teacher: Is this really your first lesson?\nPhil Conners: Well my father was a piano mover...so.
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24 hours.\n\nYou'll love this site:\nhttp://www.anomalies-unlimited.com/Death/Stages.html
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I wish it was Groundhog Day 3 years ago when my Dad was still here. He passed away recently... that moment was priceless and I would like to relive it again with my dad.\nOverall having said that, I wouldn't change anything as what's in the past help get me where I am today.\nWhat I can do now is live for a better today, tomorrow and beyond.
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All the time.  I would say about 5-7 days is average.
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Jan 25, 1960 is Monday. However, I guess you want to know how to get there:\nTake the days between desired date and any given date ; say  March 1, 2006; wednesday): that is -168837\nif you divide 16837 by 7, you get 2405.29. That is, you get 2405 FULL WEEKS plus 2 days.\nSince you are going BACKWARD, you SUBTRACT these two days from wednesday, and you arrive to monday.\nBy the way,  the operation consisting of dividing by some number in order to keep THE REMAINDER is called MODULO.\nThat, is 16837 MODULO 7 is 2:\n16837 mod 7 = 2 or 16837 &#92; 7 =2
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multiplying 52*7 gives you 364 days. I believe it has to do with leap year.
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Monday:\n\nIn a leap year there are 366 days.  So 12/31 will be *365* days later than 1/1, not counting the original day.  (This is for a leap year.  In a non-leap year there are 364 days between 1/1 and 12/31).\n\nIf you take 365 and divide by 7 you get 52 r. 1, meaning there are 52 weeks and 1 day.  So 12/31 will be one day later.\n\nIf leap year begins on a Sunday, December 31 in that same year will be a Monday.  If you mean the day before (December 31 of the prior year) the answer is Saturday :-)
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according to the link below....."Usual duration of seven to 10 days "  check the link out and it will answer any questions you may have and much more!
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You left out Sweetest Day and Groundhog Day, not that they are interchangable.\n\nThey are all Hallmark Holidays designed to generate card/gift sales.
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PRecisely 365.24 days. Every four years we have a leap year, but to keep from getting ahead we skip the whole leap year thing once out of every hundred. We might have done so in 2000, I don't remember.
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Leap year.\n\nA leap year has 366 days.
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about 10 days some time
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The workshop ran for (5) days over the course of (one month).\nAlthough "a number of days" doesn't really imply consecutive---but for many workshops there's an advantage in the "breathing-time" between sessions so I'd go with the "over the course of" option.
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Very common\ngive it 3 days.
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As there are 365 days in a year (365 and 1/4 to be exact) the time does not allow for the year to allow a true division of a seven day week as a whole number as there are 52 weeks (364 days) and 1 1/4 days in a year. Each year, therefore the day and date of a corresponding date in the current year would advance by one. Thus April 17th 2006 is Monday but in 2007 will be a Tuesday. As the spare 1/4 days add up we put an extra day every four years in February, numbering it 29 so that the calender's equilibrium is preserved. Such years are known as 'Leap Years' because we 'leap' a day. Days and dates would follow the ordinary pattern except that days after 28th February in a Leap Year would advance by two so if this year was a Leap Year (which it isn't) then April 17th next year would be a Wednesday.
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2-4 days... max 5  do me a favor and think of me beating the hell out of a watermelon when ur hittin that next rock ... good luck :(
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2 days. \nOlder ones are a week.