Neighbor Rod Goeman points out the numerically cool nature of this fine winter day: it's a palindrome! Write the digits for today's date: 01-02-2010. Same forward and backward! Yahoo!
My numerically inclined European readers will have to wait until February 1 to celebrate, since they write the day before the month. But adopt my preferred ISO 8601 style (year.month.day), and you're the life of the palindrome party again: 2010.01.02. Same result! Abso-flippin'-lutely amazing! Party on, friends!
Bonus puzzler for readers not busy tobagganing: How many more palindrome days will we enjoy this century?
As suspected, city employees, especially public safety employees, have a
low voter registration and turnout in city elections
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1937 city January 1, 2026 employees 1370 employees live in the city
boundaries (25%+ live out of city limits) 561 vote in some city / local
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so... 12:21
ReplyDeletebut is that right twice a day in 24 time zones?
we make ourselves nuts...
need to know jb
need to know about the day and all the time zones..
ReplyDeleteWeird Al has the most to say about this (with a little help from Bob Dylan):
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nej4xJe4Tdg