RE: Generating Julian Date

Well.. the only calendars I ever *study*... well let's say my Dad who 
works in a garage brings them home lol...

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I know quite a lot of people who study calendars for the same reason they 
read Hugh Heffner's (sp?) publication: the articles of course.  Or so they 

tell me...

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>From the link below <snip>According to the system of numbering days
called Julian day numbers, used by astronomers and calendricists (those
who study calendars, unfortunately not for a living), </snip>

So people actually study calendars....for fun?? Eww.... 


Thanks,
Tommy Holden