On a Calendrical theme

[zeitghost]

Calendar Reform in England, 1752

So, prior to 1752, March 24th 1700 was followed by March 25th 1701.

How very odd.

I never knew that.

Knew about the 11 stolen days that made April 6th more significant than March 25th.

So some chappie (as an example in the site above) was in gaol in January 1642 for an offence committed in October 1642.

How unutterably peculiar.

[suityou01]

Calendar Reform in England, 1752

So, prior to 1752, March 24th 1700 was followed by March 25th 1701.

How very odd.

I never knew that.

Knew about the 11 stolen days that made April 6th more significant than March 25th.

So some chappie (as an example in the site above) was in gaol in January 1642 for an offence committed in October 1642.

How unutterably peculiar.

I've worked on projects with plans like that

[BrilloPad]

I've worked on projects with plans like that

I thought all your project plans were like that once you had finished with them?

[NickFitz]

So some chappie (as an example in the site above) was in gaol in January 1642 for an offence committed in October 1642.

Sounds like the current Anti-Terrorism laws

[BrilloPad]

Sounds like the current Anti-Terrorism laws

Or the BN66 thread.

[eek]

I've worked on projects with plans like that

No plan survives meeting the enemy.

When it comes to project management the enemy is absolutely everyone who is not the PM.

[suityou01]

I thought all your project plans were like that once you had finished with them?

Never been solely in charge of a project. Not wanting to climb the ladder too quickly, or get promoted to the level of my own incompetence just yet (open goal there eek, but don't ok?). That said I am reading for the PMI PMP exam at present, which is eye opening. Going by the lofty standards of this book all project managers are grossly negligent.

[suityou01]

Or the BN66 thread.

What's that all about then Brillo, do tell?

[BrilloPad]

What's that all about then Brillo, do tell?

I ain't got a clue. But I do know that insulting posters is not allowed there. Whereas in general it is complusary.

[suityou01]

I ain't got a clue. But I do know that insulting posters is not allowed there. Whereas in general it is complusary.

My sincerest contrafibularities.