If you're wanting to increment a date, add twenty-FIVE hours
(yes, one day per year may last 25 hours...), and the
additional hour won't impact other days, as it's converted
to a Y-m-d string:
$date=date('Y-m-d', strtotime($date)+(25*3600));
Try this for october 28, 2007...
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