Commit: 96d69ca9e45c5145018980f781f75fe88f71e3b8
Parent: b868263c5e67b40002fe27f3ba2903e03a8ec931
Author: Vi Grey
Date: 2014-12-31 14:51 UTC
Summary: Update README.md

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 English is the calendar system the English speaking western countries are using.  This is a system where the calendar was under the Julian system until 1752, when it switched to the Gregorian Calendar, skipping  September 3rd and going straight to September 14th to offset for the differences in the calendar systems on how they incorporated leap years.
 
-Roman is the calendar system the Roman Empire used.  This was a system where the calendar was under the Julian until 1582, when it switched to the Gregorian Calendar, skipping October 5th and going straight to October 15th to offset for the differences in the calendar systems on how they incorporated leap yars.
+Roman is the calendar system the Roman Empire used.  This was a system where the calendar was under the Julian system until 1582, when it switched to the Gregorian Calendar, skipping October 5th and going straight to October 15th to offset for the differences in the calendar systems on how they incorporated leap yars.
 
 ####Example Uses
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