What kind of calendars do you have if any, and where are hang displayed?
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One on my wall. It's an Ireland calendar. I usually get the Edward Gorey ones but they ran out last year. It's in my kitchen.
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Okay, I just have to wonder, seriously, what's the difference now?  Calendars are simply tools for humans to measure our man-made construct of time.  In reality, there is no time.
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I got a really cute snow flake background from Whatever life .com they also have them categorized. Just look for Holiday or Christmas layouts. :)
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My friends wife, before they were married, made him a calender one year for Christmas.  She put pictures of them together or of other family members for the top part.  The bottom part was just like a regular calender except she had marked "important" dates on there like birthdays, anniversaries, first kiss anniversaries, future wedding date, birthdays of family members.  It was really cute and really thoughtful.  You can usually buy a kit at walmart....not sure they have those over in Germany...lol.  but any kind of paper would work.  It's a project that I think I might do this year!  \nGood Luck!  Congrats on the wedding!  I'm getting married on the 18th of this month......Good Luck to you!
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Usaly on a website that sells Calenders. Or a website where you can make your own. Good LUCk!
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Use the Calendar class:\n\nhttp://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/java/util/Calendar.html
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Merry Hill. There's a big stall just outside Poundland. Calendars and nothing else.
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Have you tried to make one? You can pop something simple into microsoft word and make it. They already have some predone calendars. I hope that helps you!
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◙ where are you try to view them? URL PLEASE!
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if you have microsoft works, yeah, that works. that's what i use\nif you don't, here are some free ones i found\n\nhttp://www.download.com/HalfMoon-Calendar/3000-2124_4-10288318.html?tag=lst-0-2\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Calendar-2000/3000-2350_4-10396120.html?tag=lst-0-3\n\nyou can read the descriptions and see which one is better\ni think the first one would work fine
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I just searched "military Calendars" & found some at       www.calendars.com
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http://www.starstore.com/acatalog/Starstore_Catalogue_THE_KILLERS_CALENDARS__THE_KILLERS_CALENDAR_7026.html
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Try timeanddate.com - click on Calendar Customizer.
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/****************************************************************\n\nName\ncal - display calendar\n\nSynopsis\ncal [month-number] year\n\nDescription\nDisplay a calendar for a particular year. If month-number\nis supplied, only that month is displayed.\n\n****************************************************************/\n\n\n#include <stdio.h>\n\n\n#define hdr_3_across "&#92;t %.3s&#92;t&#92;t&#92;t%.3s&#92;t&#92;t       %.3s&#92;n%s   %s   %s&#92;n"\n#define hdr_1_across "   %s %u&#92;n%s&#92;n"\n\n\nchar *dayw = " S  M Tu  W Th  F  S";\n\n\nchar *smon[] = { "",\n"January","February","March", \n"April","May","June",\n"July","August","September",\n"October","November","December"\n};\n\n\nint mon[] = { 0,\n31,29,31,\n30,31,30,\n31,31,30,\n31,30,31\n};\n\n\n#define WIDTH72/* max # of chars across for 3 months */\n#define LENGTH6/* max # of lines in 1 month's display */\n#define BUFSIZE(LENGTH*WIDTH)\n\n\ncharstring[BUFSIZE];\n\n\nmain (argc, argv)\nint argc;\nchar *argv[];\n{\nregister int y,m,j;\n\nif (argc == 2) {/* display entire year */\ny = number (argv[1]);\nif (y < 1 || y > 9999)\nbadarg (y);\nprintf ("&#92;n&#92;t&#92;t&#92;t&#92;t%u&#92;n&#92;n", y);\nfor (m = 1; m <= 12; m += 3) {\nsetmem (string, BUFSIZE, '&#92;0');\nprintf (hdr_3_across,\n    smon[m], smon[m+1], smon[m+2], dayw, dayw, dayw);\ncal (m, y, string, WIDTH);\ncal (m+1, y, string+23, WIDTH);\ncal (m+2, y, string+46, WIDTH);\nfor (j=0; j < BUFSIZE; j += WIDTH)\npstr (string+j, WIDTH);\n}\nputchar ('&#92;n');\n}\nelse if (argc == 3) {/* display 1 month */\nm = number(argv[1]);\nif (m < 1 || m > 12)\nbadarg (m);\n\ny = number (argv[2]);\nif (y < 1 || y > 9999)\nbadarg (y);\n\nprintf (hdr_1_across, smon[m], y, dayw);\ncal (m, y, string, 24);\nfor (j = 0; j < LENGTH*24; j += 24)\npstr (string+j, 24);\n}\nelse\nputs ("usage: cal [month] year");\n}\n\n\nbadarg (i)\nint i;\n{\nprintf ("cal: bad argument '%d'&#92;n", i);\nexit (0);\n}\n\n\nint number (str)\nchar *str;\n{\nregister n, c;\nregister char *s;\n\nn = 0;\ns = str;\nwhile (c = *s++) {\nif (c < '0' || c > '9')\nreturn (0);\nn = (n*10) + (c-'0');\n}\nreturn (n);\n}\n\n\npstr (str, n)\nchar *str;\nint n;\n{\nregister int i;\nregister char*s;\n\ns = str;\ni = n;\nwhile (i--) {/* replace '&#92;0' w/spaces */\nif (*s == '&#92;0')\n*s = ' ';\n++s;\n}\ni = n + 1;\nwhile (i--)/* find last non-space char */\nif (*--s != ' ')\nbreak;\n*++s = '&#92;0';// EOS;\nputs (str);\n}\n\n\ncal (m, y, p, w)\nint m,y,w;\nchar *p;\n{\nregister int d, i;\nregister char*s;\n\ns = p;\nd = jan1 (y);\nmon[9] = 30;\n\nswitch ((jan1 (y+1) + 7 - d) % 7) {\ncase 1:/* rem non-leap year */\nmon[2] = 28;\nbreak;\ndefault:/* 1752 */\nmon[9] = 19;\n/* fall thru */\ncase 2:/* leap year */\nmon[2] = 29;\nbreak;\n}\nfor (i = 1; i < m; ++i)\nd += mon[i];\nd %= 7;\ns += 3*d;\nfor (i = 1; i <= mon[m]; ++i) {\nif (i == 3 && mon[m] == 19) {\ni += 11;\nmon[m] += 11;\n}\nif (i > 9)\n*s = (i / 10) + '0';\n++s;\n*s++ = (i % 10) + '0';\n++s;\nif (++d == 7) {\nd = 0;\ns = p+w;\np = s;\n}\n}\n}\n\n\n/*\n *return day of the week of jan 1 of given year\n */\n\n\nint jan1 (yr)\nint yr;\n{\nregister int y, d;\n\n/*\n *normal gregorian calendar\n *one extra day per four years\n */\n\ny = yr;\nd = 4 + y + ((y + 3) / 4);\n\n/*\n *julian calendar\n *regular gregorian\n *less three days per 400\n */\n\nif (y > 1800) {\nd -= (y - 1701) / 100;\nd += (y - 1601) / 400;\n}\n\n/*\n *great calendar changeover instant\n */\n\nif (y > 1752)\nd += 3;\n\nreturn (d % 7);\n}
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Try this web site...........................................\nhttp://www.outlook-it.com/Automatic-HTML-calendar-Outlook-2002XP-3563-2501-cat1.html
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Here are some at the oriental trading company.\n\nhttp://www.orientaltrading.com/application?namespace=search&origin=searchMain.jsp&event=button.search&Ntt=calendar+stickers&Ntk=all&Ntx=mode%2Bmatchallpartial&N=0
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