Calendar

I know, we all know days for the track are Saturday and Sunday with the occasional day on Friday or Monday.

I had no idea the calendar was so complex until I found out it needed to be changed for convenience.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45808034/ns/technology_and_science-science/#.Tvvlt_JSRK0

Dude may be an astrophysicist but I personally think his head is lost in his astro if a calendar, which is a means of timekeeping, is just too inconvenient.

 

I can see the argument that it would ease calendar problems for businesses, but having holidays and birthdays occur on changing weekdays per year keeps things interesting. :up:

 

We need to switch everything over to metric time and then it's problem solved.

 

So... When will the zombie apocalypse fall on his calendar? That's all I'm concerned with.

 

Samoa has other problems. http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap...W_h-sg?docId=46d809ddc0cc44308d134134844c8f92

"At the stroke of midnight on Dec. 29, time in Samoa and Tokelau will leap forward to Dec. 31 — New Year's Eve. For Samoa's 186,000 citizens, and the 1,500 in Tokelau, Friday, Dec. 30, 2011, will simply cease to exist" - AP