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People didn't count years the way we do until quite recently. Even the expression AD was not used until about 525 AD. In England years was just counted as so many years of the reign of King so-and-so. Other cultures have counted from other years. Romans counted from the founding of Rome (about 750 BC) but did not do this until at least 500 years later.

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No, the number of hours in a day is constant and is determined by the rotational speed (or angular velocity) of the earth. Even though the equator has a larger diameter than somewhere near the poles, the angular velocity is the same for the entire earth.

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If your question is asking are the daylight hours for every day equal to 12 hours at the equator, then the answer is no. The Earth precesses as it moves through the sky, and hence the angle of the sun varies throughout the year. This is why you get the White Nights in some parts of northern Russia (i.e. daylight for all 24 hours) during some parts of the year.

total time(calculation of units of time is determined by the 3rd party payer) hope this help

every o,clock like 1:00 2:oo 3:00 4:00 :)

Just after sunrise, or just before sunset.

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In the Chinese Calender the year 2011 is the year of the hare.

The babylonians divided the day into 24 hours, each hour into 60 minutes, each minute into 60 seconds.

The fraction of 8 seconds/ 1 hour = 8 seconds/ 60 minutes = 8 seconds/ 3600 seconds. This would mean that 8 seconds is 1/ 450 of a hour and that 8 seconds is 0.222% of a hour.

Every 4 years except that centuries are nut leap years unless they are divisible by 400.

Brush your hair out so its smooth and soft. Grab a section of hair about 1 inch wide and 1/4 inch thick. Curl the end of the section with a curling iron and repeat all around you head. Hit it with hair spray.

a leap year has 366 days
1 day = 24 hrs
1 hr= 60 mins

366 x 24 hrs = 8784 hrs
8784 hrs x 60 mins/ 1 hr (cancel hr) = 527040 mins

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A good way of remembering a leap year is the year which the Olympic games is on or every Olympiad.

1 inch squaredx5cm cubed + the average of a cows weight

Your father probably has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. A difficulty in the oxygen being delivered from the lungs to the red blood cells in his blood. Thus the hemoglobin in his red blood cells are not all filled with oxygen. Hemoglobin, if unfilled with oxygen, changes from a red color to a deep blue/purple color. That is why we think of blood coming from the heart as red and returning to the heart as blue on diagrams of the circulatory system. In fact, if your father was not on oxygen, his nails probably would be an even darker blue color. The oxygen should be, in fact, improving his color.

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The term "BC" or "Before Christ" was a retroactive time system put into effect by the Christian Church. It was to centre the human world and all its events around the most significant happening in all of human history, the birth of Christ. The dating system was later proved inaccurate in relation to Christ's actual birth, however, the last year in the "BC" era was 1 BC, which was immediately followed by 1 AD; there was no year zero.

• Easter is a pagan holiday that Christians adopted into their religion. The idea of an Easter egg hunt within this Holiday comes from the Goddess of fertility that the pagans had.
• Easter eggs were originally known as "isthar eggs" to celebrate His resurrection from the dead.
• Rabbits have lots of babies, and eggs are where babies come from. In pagan cultures it was popular to paint the maidens and hide them in the Forrest and fields before the young men went and found them. It's in the spring when a lot of animals are born. To Christians the resurrection of Jesus fell nicely into this pagan celebration of life.
• In addition, the ancient pagans of Europe had a spring-fertility goddess known as, Eastre. Her symbols were the swan. In one legend, she is tricked into turning into a rabbit, not realizing she cannot turn back. She still retains her powers of fertility (symbolized by the egg) however, and thus you have an egg-laying rabbit. So the symbols of rebirth (the egg) and of Spring ( when it seems rabbits overrun the woods) were joined and survived with the coming of Christianity. It was then quite easy for the missionary Christians to bring together an ancient concept of Easter, the important pagan time of rebirth with the idea of a "reborn" or resurrected god in Christ. It may not seem it in these times, but Easter is the most important day of the Christian world. It is the day of resurrection and proof of everlasting life. Thus, for a large population, already accustomed to spring-rebirth celebrations, it was quite easy to transition to the new religion.
• "The Westminster Dictionary of the Bible says that Easter was originally the spring festival in honor of the Teutonic goddess of light and spring known in Anglo-Saxon as Eastre, or Eostre. In any case, the Encyclopedia Britannica (11th Edition) states: 'There is no indication of the observance of the Easter festival in the New Testament.' "The book Medieval Holidays and Festivals tells us that the holiday is named after the pagan Goddess of the Dawn and of Spring, Eostre. And who was this goddess? Eostre it was who, according to the legend, opened the portals of Valhalla to receive Baldur, called the White God, because of his purity and also the Sun God, because his brow supplied light to mankind, answers The American Book of Days. It adds: 'There is no doubt that the Church in its early days adopted the old pagan customs and gave a Christian meaning to them. As the festival of Eostre was in celebration of the renewal of life in the spring it was easy to make it a celebration of the resurrection from the dead of Jesus, whose gospel they preached.'
• "This adoption explains how in certain lands the Easter customs, such as Easter eggs, the Easter rabbit, and hot cross buns, came about. Concerning the custom of making hot cross buns, with their shiny brown tops marked by a cross, the book Easter and Its Customs states: The cross was a pagan symbol long before it acquired everlasting significance from the events of the first Good Friday, and bread and cakes were sometimes marked with it in pre-Christian times.
• "The book Curiosities of Popular Customs answers: It was the invariable policy of the early Church to give a Christian significance to such of the extant pagan ceremonies as could not be rooted out. In the case of Easter the conversion was peculiarly easy. Joy at the rising of the natural sun, and at the awakening of nature from the death of winter, became joy at the rising of the Sun of righteousness, at the resurrection of Christ from the grave. Some of the pagan observances that took place about the 1st of May were also shifted to correspond with the celebration of Easter. So Easter is actually a Pagan ritual that was absorbed by the church.
• Easter was originally a celebration of the fertility god Ashtoreth of Babylon. More commonly known as Ishtar (Easter) is the praise of fertility, (eggs) birth, (mother and child) and was incorporated into celebration of Jesus resurrection because the catholic church didn't want to stop the pagan worship they folded it into ours to keep the peace and money flowing. It will be exposed and punished severely in the near future by King Jesus. The Christians first celebrated this holiday, because Jesus rose from the dead on the third day, (Easter).

Christmas Day is great no matter what day of the week it falls on. When it is Christmas Day the day is completely different to any normal day of the week, so whatever day it is doesn't really matter.

Actually he did not, he use the the stairs for a while... Then he used elevators again & so far he has not gotten stuck in one.

This question needs to be directed at your doctor - not an unqualified forum ! Your doctor will have your case notes, and qualifications/experience to give you expert advice !

"Silver birthday" refers to a 25th birthday.