10. In a non-leap year what is the 100th day on the Gregorian calendar?
From Quiz "100" And Counting
Answer:
April 10
Thirty one days in January, twenty eight in February, and thirty one in March total ninety days, so April 10 is the correct answer. Some of the more interesting occurrences in history happened on April 10. During the 20th century, in 1912 The RMS Titanic set sail from Southampton, England for her fateful voyage, "The Great Gatsby" was published on this date, in 1963, the USS Thresher, a nuclear submarine, sinks killing 129 U.S. sailors, and in 1998 The Belfast Agreement was signed, a major political development in the Northern Ireland peace process.
Some famous people born on this date in the 20th Century include American actor Harry Morgan of "M*A*S*H" fame in 1915, actor Chuck Connors (The Rifleman) in 1921, Swedish actor Max Von Sydow in 1929, Egyptian actor Omar Sharif in 1932, coach of American Football and sports commentator John Madden in 1936, Irish television presenter Gloria Hunniford in 1940, and American actor Steven Seagal in 1951 among others. Deaths on this date in the 20th Century include French film pioneer Auguste Lumiere in 1954, Stuart Sutcliffe, an original member of The Beatles in 1962, English writer Evelyn Waugh in 1966, and American comedian Sam Kinison in 1992.
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