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Some time around the year 1565.
The Answer:Astronomically speaking, a year is 365.2424 days. Putting that into a fraction is 1/365.2424, which multiplying by 10000, simplifies to 1250/456553. However, putting it into the term of a regular year is 1/365, and a leap year is 1/366.
They usually start at age ten, but some people start late or even a year or two early.
2100
you start your period when you are 8-16 year old... BE PREPARED!!
in the 1860's
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1976
1999 was the first year it was used in the Silverado.
1996 model year.
Late 96 to early 97 and on
2002
Take a look at the writing end of abrand new wooden pencil before sharpening it; it appears that the wood casing is one solid piece. This might lead you to believe that pencil makers bore a hole straight down the middle of the wood and then slide in a rod of lead. Although early pencils were constructed in this manner, it is not how most wooden pencils are mass produced today. Early pencils were crude versions of today's standard model. The first pencil was just a chunk of graphite used by carpenters and artisans to make markings without denting their materials. This evolved into a graphite chunk wrapped in sheepskin, followed by a string wrapped graphite pencil, the first pencil with a rod shaped graphite core. To use one of these pencils, the writer would have to unravel the string as the graphite wore down. The next major leap in design was hollowing out a stick of cedar and sticking a piece of graphite down the hole, an idea often credited to the Italians. The English embraced this idea but simplified the manufacturing process considerably. Instead of hollowing out a piece of wood, they simply cut a groove in the wood, inserted a piece of graphite and broke it off level with the top of the groove. They then glued a small slat of wood on top, encasing the graphite. Today, most wooden pencils are mass produced from large blocks of cedar cut into slats. A machine cuts eight grooves, half as deep as the graphite clay rod is thick, into the slats, and then places rods in each groove. Once the rods are in place, a second grooved slat is glued on top of the first. When the glue dries, the slats are fed through a cutting machine that cuts the wood into various shapes and divides the slats into eight separate pencils. The seams where the two slats are joined are sanded down and several coats of paint are applied to the pencil, giving it the appearance of a solid structure. More than 14 billion pencils are produced in the world every year, enough to circle the earth 62 times. This pile of pencils includes a wide variety of styles and widths. If you've ever have taken a fill in the bubble test, you're probably aware that pencils vary in darkness. The number printed on the side of the pencil indicates hardness and darkness of the graphite core: the higher the number, the harder the graphite core. Because a hard core leaves behind less of the graphite clay mixture on the paper, it will have a fainter mark than a softer core.
1963
it depends if the factory still operates on weekends and holidays but if it operates 24/7 then the factory makes 23725 pencils a year.
Writing instruments made from sticks cut from high quality natural graphite mined in England and wrapped in string or inserted in wooden tubes came into use around 1560. Go to www.officemuseum.com/pencil_history.htm for more detailed information.
Year one 1961. It was an option on mine.