Our present day calendars are off by exactly 10 days. Why is this?
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I hope this answers your question:
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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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check if the time zone u have set up is correct on your pc... \n\ngo to the time display on your taskbar --->\n right-click on the time--->click on adjust date/time---> \nselect the time zone---> adjst the time zone--> \n\nand there is an option at the bottom to fix time for daylight savings check the box... click ok if the time displayed is correct \n\nelse\n\ncorrect the time and you are all set now!
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not adding in for the extra partal days each year 31536000\n\nadding in for the extra partal days each year 31556926.08
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Well, they're so vague!  They're not wrong all the time for that simple reason.  Even a stopped clock is right, by happenstance, twice a day.
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When there was a conversion from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar, there had to be a change made to account for the year being out of synch with the actual seasons.  The Julian calendar accounted for a solar year equivalent to 365.25 days, but it is closer to 365.2422 days.  As a result, we were adding too many days.  The Gregorian calendar instituted a change where 3 out of every 4 centuries would *not* be leap years.\n\nThe reform happened in 1582.  Ten days were omitted from the calendar, and it was decreed that the day following (Thursday) October 4, 1582 (which is October 5, 1582, in the old calendar) would thenceforth be known as (Friday) October 15, 1582.\n\nThe Gregorian Calendar was adopted immediately upon the promulgation of Pope Gregory's decree in the Catholic countries of Italy, Spain, Portugal and Poland, and shortly thereafter in France and Luxembourg. During the next year or two most Catholic regions of Germany, Belgium, Switzerland and the Netherlands came on board. Hungary followed in 1587. The rest of the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland made the change during 1699 to 1701. By the time the British were ready to go along with the rest of Europe, the old calendar had drifted off by one more day, requiring a correction of eleven days, rather than ten. \n\nThe Gregorian Calendar was adopted in Britain (and in the British colonies) in 1752, with (Wednesday) September 2, 1752, being followed immediately by (Thursday) September 14, 1752.\n\nI think this must be the year that you are referring to... 1752.
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I think it's June 6th, 2006.  Nothing more.  Kinda like Jan. 1, 2000 was.  Our dates and any number associated with them are pretty much arbitrary.
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As some answerers have commented, the best way to avoid the leap year problem is to use the actual value for the number of days in a year determined by the earth's orbit, not that arbitrarily assigned by a calendar. The best value to use for calendar purposes seems to be 365.2424days (see the Wikipedia article on Tropical Year for a very detailed discussion!) and so the number of seconds in a decade is 315569433.6.
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none...the word "day" doesn't appear at all in "a week"
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To me, that would mean the 17th.  The 10th would be "this Friday" or just "Friday."
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There is no reason it cannot be on another day. We made the calendar, and we named the days. Whatever day it should be cannot be determined unless God opens up the sky and yells out "The sabath should be on this day!" Conclusion:We don't know when it should be, so we put it on sunday.
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It happens usually before 5am pacific time - depending on when the stats for the game go official. When we get the official numbers, then the updates get computed off of them.\n\nWhat behavior are you seeing?
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Try this link, and set the desired date.\n\nhttp://meteo.infospace.ru/wcarch/html/e_day_stn.sht?stn=3385
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I think that when you first sign up to Yahoo! it asks you what time zone you are in. If you got it wrong or if you are at the edge of that time zone that would explain the time difference. Mine does it too. Its a real pain.
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Date and time is not yet decided...May be In the next Week
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Thirty days has September, April, June and November all  the rest has thirty one except February which has twenty eight or twenty nine in a leap year. So that means...... there is no February the 30th. srry dude you don't have a birthday.
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No two days are exactly the same.