BUBTPC-1st Problem G - Leap Year Problem

Problem G

Leap Year Problem

Problem Statement:

A leap year is a year containing one more extra days in order to keeps the calendar year synchronized with the astronomical or seasonal year.  For example, in the Gregorian calendar, February in a leap year has 29 days instead of the usual 28 so the year lasts 366 days instead of the usual 365.

On the other hand in Bangla calendar, Bengali year is always 593 less than the year in the Gregorian calendar, i.e. Gregorian calendar 2009 is the 1416 in Bangla calendar. To keep pace with the Gregorian calendar, the Bengali calendar also maintains leap year and those years are the leap year whose corresponding Gregorian calendar year is counted as a leap year. For example, Falgun 1411 is considered a Bengali leap month, as it fell during the Gregorian leap month of February 2004. According to the calendar system in Bangladesh, Falgun (which begins mid-February) has 31 days after every four years.

Fahim is a student of BUBT in CSE department who born in 29^th February 1984 face a big problem to celebrate his birthday. Only after four year he can enjoy his birthday. So, he take a dissection that he will celebrate his birthday in Bangla year which is 17^th Falgun. It also introduces a very silly problem that in Gregorian calendar 17^th Falgun may be 29^th February or 1^st March base on leap year and all the people accustom to Gregorian calendar.

Input

The input file will contain a single integer N (0 <= N <= 65767) in each line representing the Bangla year (by default day is17^th Falgun). A negative number terminates the input.

Output:

Equivalent date and year in Gregorian calendar.  Each line should contain only one output integer without any leading or trailing space.

Sample Input:

      

1406

1490

1560

-10

Sample Output: 

29 th February 2000

29 th February 2084

1 st March 2154