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12-16-2012 @ 11:35PM
Mary said...
Sounds like the Mayan Calendar works similar to the Julian Date Perpetual Calendar that the military sometimes uses for certain types of projects, vs. the Gregorian calendar with which most Americans are familiar on a daily basis.
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12-17-2012 @ 5:00AM
ANTMAN said...
........and of course we always have the tried-and-true 'DOG YEARS' CALENDAR to fall back on if all else fails!