Spring Forward Early, Fall Back Late?

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An acquaintance of mine currently is dealing with a similar entertainment involving the local school district Laughing

- I suspect there's a lotta that sorta fun going around.

Rule #1 - back up everything - and be prepared to punt.

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I'm looking forward to taking two days off for a one-hour dental appointment.

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ehBeth wrote:

I've just had to send a report to our IT team.

Seems the DST patch they put on our Outlook - instead of adjusting things by an hour - turned every appointment/meeting (in the March 11-31 block) into a full two-day event.

yep, the supposed no-cost benefit of government intervention into our daily lives Twisted Evil

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timberlandko wrote:

Ahhhh, don't feel too special, there, Reyn - even under the previous schedule, plenty of Yanks were caught off guard every year - some twice a year. This upcoming change is bound to generate a whole buncha merriment.

As it was, when I went to use the link to provide an update patch for my computer, I found that I didn't need it.

I got a message saying that it was already installed. I forgot I have my computer set for automatic updates. So, one less thing to think about.

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