How Do I Change The Year In The Search From 2014 To All Years

Does syllabus change every year for GATE exam?

Till now we have seen such a system of changing the syllabus every year. But it depends, they sometimes change the syllabus in two years or three years.Also it sometimes depends on the institution which is conducting the exam.This time, its IIT Rorkee.This year some changes have been made which are:Oceanic and atmospheric science subjects have been added to the syllabus.Can two exam centers in the same zone.Exam is conducted in two sessions, morning session(9 am to 12 pm) and evening session(2 pm to 5 pm).Get more details from the article: http://gatecoachingarc.com/gate-...

How often in years do calendars repeat with the same day-date combinations?

This is one thing I analysed back to 5 years ago. I found some patterns:5-year pattern: If there are two leap year between dates, the date shall fall on the same day after 5 years. For example, both 1 January 2000 and 1 January 2005 fell on Saturday. There were 2 leap years, 2000 and 2004.6-year pattern: If there is one leap year between dates, the date shall fall on the same day after 6 years. For example, both 1 January 2002 and 1 January 2008 fell on Tuesday. There was 1 leap year, 2004.11-year pattern: 5 + 6. For example, both 1 January 2003 and 1 January 2014 fell on Wednesday.17-year pattern: 5 + 6 + 6. For example, both 1 January 1997 and 1 January 2014 fell on Wednesday. Even this once became a phenomenon in my country, Indonesia, in early 2014.The 4 patterns above can be disrupted by leap days. For example, 1 January 2003 fell on Wednesday. But 2008 was a leap year so the New Year Day skipped one day from Tuesday in 2008 to Thursday in 2009. The 6-year pattern did not work, but the 11-year pattern did in 2014. Then, there are 2 more patterns which occur on a more regular basis.28-year pattern: 4 (leap year) * 7 (days in a week). For instance, 1976 had exactly the same calendar as 2004. So 20 March 1976 fell on the same day with 20 March 2004. So did 10 August 1976 and 10 August 2004 and so on. This pattern is only interrupted by the absence of leap days in certain years, exactly in years ending with “00” which are not divisible by 400, for example 1700 and 1800.400-year pattern: This pattern is not interrupted and always works. So, 1 January 1600 fell on the same day as 1 January 2000. So did 20 December 1608 and 20 December 2008 and so on.

Why won't Google Calendar show all of the results of the searches in my calendar?

At long last, it appears that Google has fixed this problem, and now when you search you will get matches since the beginning of time. So — if you are having a problem like this, my answer is no longer a solution!What you need to do is click the starting date in the "mini-calendar" in the upper-left.Example:1. Let us say that it is December 11, 2014. You go to your calendar, and the mini-calendar (upper left) is showing the small grid for December 2014.2. Enter your search criteria. [Note: you can also try the more detailed "search options," but in my experience, the start/end dates will be ignored. Still, you can constrain your search to a specific calendar.]3. Click the magnifying glass to start the search4. You will see incomplete results.5. Change the month displayed in the mini-calendar (upper left) to January 2014. Now click the "1" for January 1. You should now see matches from that date.