30 Mar
2015
30 Mar
'15
11:07 a.m.
At first I thought this was an April Fools prank pulled a day early, then I went and
checked and found out that because 2015 is a leap year, March only had 29 days instead of
the usual 31.
Tim.
30 Mar
30 Mar
2:03 p.m.
On Mon, 30 Mar 2015, Shoppa, Tim wrote:
At first I thought this was an April Fools prank
pulled a day early,
then I went and checked and found out that because 2015 is a leap year,
March only had 29 days instead of the usual 31.
But, because it is divisable by 403, April starts earlier.
5:32 p.m.
Tim Shoppa wrote:
At first I thought this was an April Fools prank
pulled a day early, then
I went and checked and found out that because 2015 is a leap year, March
only had 29 days instead of the usual 31.
Fred Cisin wrote:
But, because it is divisable by 403, April starts
earlier.
That's all true, but irrelevant. Due to multiple scheduling conflicts,
the Federal Holidays and Celebrations Administration officially
postponed April Fool's Day of 2015 to July 2. The preliminary
selection for the rescheduled date was July 1, but during the public
comment period concerns were raised that having it the day after the
leap second could result in some people celebrating it one second too
soon.
31 Mar
31 Mar
9:02 a.m.
On Mon, 30 Mar 2015, Eric Smith wrote:
That's all true, but irrelevant. Due to multiple
scheduling conflicts,
the Federal Holidays and Celebrations Administration officially
postponed April Fool's Day of 2015 to July 2. The preliminary
selection for the rescheduled date was July 1, but during the public
comment period concerns were raised that having it the day after the
leap second could result in some people celebrating it one second too
soon.
OK, but they are never going to get it right until they realize that the
change to Daylight Saving Time has to be on April Fool's Day.
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