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Oh oh oh, I’ve been waiting for this question!Remember that genius kid that can tell you were born on a Thursday, and everyone freaks out at the utter insanity of such godlike power?It’s actually quite doable.One day I was really bored in my Government class and decided to learn how to tell what day of the week any given date in all human history falls on. Sound daunting?It’s just multiplication, addition, subtraction and division. There are several steps involved, but let’s be frank, anyone can do this with a third grade education and an hour to practice. There are several steps, so starting out by doing the math on a piece of paper is very helpful.Now I could go through the whole shebang, but I think http://Dateandtime.com does it best. I copied the article below:In 1970, British mathematician John Conway devised a way to quickly calculate the weekday of any given date without the help of calculators, computers, or calendarsCalculate the weekday of any date.©http://iStockphoto.com/MariaPavlovaThe best thing about the doomsday algorithm: your friends will think you have a superhuman memory, when all you need to do is memorize a set of numbers and do a series of simple calculations.Conway's algorithm bases on the fact that some dates always fall on the same weekday within any given year. These dates are called doomsdays.Find out which dates are doomsdaysTry our new Doomsday CalculatorCalculating the Weekday for any Date in your HeadThere are plenty of scary doomsday formulas out there, but how about those of us who don't hold a degree in mathematics? Here's how to do it in four steps:Step 1: Memorizing weekdays as numbersIn Conway's concept, each weekday is represented by a number:Sunday = 0Monday = 1Tuesday = 2Wednesday = 3Thursday = 4Friday = 5Saturday = 6Memorize these numbers before moving on. As a mental anchor, it may be helpful to think of Tuesday as “Twosday”.Step 2: Memorizing the anchor daysCalendars repeat themselves every 400 years, so all you need to do is to remember the anchor days for 4 centuries. As most dates you will come across lie in the time span between 1800 and 2100 it is most practical to remember the anchor days for the 19th, 20th, 21st and 22nd century:1800 - 1899: Friday1900 - 1999: Wednesday2000 - 2099: Tuesday2100 - 2199: SundayFor dates outside of this time frame you can simply rely on the 400-year calendar cycle. This means that the anchor day for 1700 - 1799 is again Sunday, in 1600 - 1699 it is Tuesday, and so on.Note: The rules described here apply only to the Gregorian calendar (“Western calendar”). Different rules apply to the Julian calendar.Step 3: Calculating the doomsday of any given yearTo determine the doomsday of the year in question, you have to follow a series of 6 simple calculations. Before you start, don't forget to memorize the weekday numbers (see step 1) and century anchor days (see step 2).To illustrate the calculations, an example is given for each - let's say we want to find out which day of the week February 11, 1978 fell on...How many times does the number 12 fit as a whole into the two last digits of the year number?Example date: February 11, 1978. The number 12 fits 6 whole times into 78 (6 x 12 = 72), so the result is 6.What is the difference between the two last digits of the year number and the product of the multiples of 12 from calculation 1?Example: The product of 6 x 12 is 72 (see calculation 1). The difference between 72 and 78 is 6, so the result is 6.How many times does the number 4 fit into the result of calculation 2?Example: The result of calculation 2 was 6. The number 4 fits only once into the number 6, so the result is 1.What is the century's anchor day?Example: The anchor day of the 1900s is Wednesday, which corresponds to number 3 (see step 1), so the result is 3.Add up all the results.Example: 6 + 6 + 1 + 3 = 16, so the result is 16.Subtract whole multiples of 7 from the result of calculation 5. This will result in a number between 0 and 6, which corresponds to the doomsday of the year.Example: 16 - 14 = 2, so the result is 2. This means that the doomsday in 1978 was a Tuesday.Step 4: Move from the doomsday to the date in questionNow it is only a small step to the final result. You know the doomsday of the year (in 1978, it was Tuesday), and you know which dates of the year are doomsdays. Now you can simply use the doomsday closest to the date in question to find out which weekday it falls on.In the example date of February 11, 1978, the closest doomsday is the last day of February, which was February 28 because 1978 was not a leap year. Use multiples of 7 to move closer to the date: 28 - 14 = 14. So you know that February 14 was a Tuesday. Now count the days back to February 11, and you will see: February 11, 1978 fell on a Saturday.Source: The Doomsday Algorithm

The Iranian calendar follows astrology months. The royal flag of The Lion and The Sun, from the Pahlavi dynasty, changed after February 11, 1979 AD, the day of the Iranian revolution."The final collapse of the provisional non-Islamist government came at 2 pm February 11 when the Supreme Military Council declared itself neutral in the current political disputes in order to prevent further disorder and bloodshed. All military personnel were ordered back to their bases, effectively yielding control of the entire country to Khomeini. Revolutionaries took over government buildings, TV and radio stations, and palaces of the Pahlavi dynasty, marking the end of the 2500-year-old monarchy in Iran." (Wikipedia)That day is 22nd Bahman, 1357 Solar Hijri in the Persian calendar, where Bahman is the month of Aquarius. "22nd of Bahman" is a domestic shorthand for "Revolution Day" in Iran. The revolution spread when people went on rooftops and shouted "Allah Akbar" (meaning God is Greater [than the Shah]) during the Martial Law days marking the last few months of the old regime.The 22 "Allah Akbar" repeats on the flag correspond to that day of atonement.

That is what you will do when you are insulted by someone who invited you home in the first place. It was totally unexpected for the Chinese side, who thought the talks would be at least based on mutual respect.The talks were supposed to implement a consensus reached between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden during their phone call on February 11. The Chinese are sometimes too trustful communicating with devious men. Even before it began, Blinken and his entourage did not show any sincerity to negotiate or to compromise.In the following video clip released by CNN, Secretary of State Antony Blinken defamed the Chinese side on several false matters about China beginning with “I am hearing...” multiple times.China's stance, "opposition to interference in internal affairs," was stressed by Chinese diplomats Yang Jiechi and Wang Yi during talks. "Let me be clear that in front of the Chinese side, the United States does not have the qualification to say that it wants to speak to China from a position of strength," Yang responded.This is a photo that went viral on Chinese social media.The first one was taken at the signing of the Boxer Protocol in 1901, an unequal treaty China signed after it was defeated by eight Western powers. The treaty allowed Western troops to be stationed in China and forced Beijing to pay 18,000 tons of silver, which is 10 billion U.S. dollars in today's value. It took China four decades to pay it off.The second one was taken at the Alaska meeting in 2021. Yang Jiechi, China's senior official, pointed fingers, I mean literally pointing his fingers at the U.S. side, accusing them of condescension and hypocrisy, citing specific examples of Black Lives Matter movement, the Capitol Riot, and endless American wars.The two events are exactly 2 cycles of the Chinese calendar apart.It is imperative for the US to change its understanding of major issues and abandon its bossy attitude toward Beijing. With the gap between the US and China narrowing, the two should engage on an equal footing.Despite tough talks, progress on cooperation on a number of issues has been made during the talks. When speaking in front of the media, US officials would like to show off their toughness to cover their anxiety as they know Washington is declining and they don’t want to show what they really want from China, so in the following meetings without media presence, the two sides will have more productive and constructive conversations.For example, climate change is an issue that the Biden administration desperately needs support from China. They agreed to establish a joint working group on climate change.They also discussed a slew of other issues including Iran, Afghanistan, the Korean Peninsula and Myanmar. They both agreed to keep and strengthen their coordination on multilateral occasions such as the G20 and APEC.