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[Rogerdodger]

Low? High? or Nothing?



Earlier date for springing forward may lead to 'mini Y2K'

By Rowena Vergara
ROCKFORD REGISTER STAR
It's been compared to a "mini Y2K" — some electronic devices will be confused by the new date for daylight-saving time.
Although it's more of a nuisance than a catastrophe in the making, older computers, PDAs and DVRs may not automatically update their times when daylight-saving comes three weeks early this year — on March 11.
The date change was established by the federal Energy Policy Act of 2005, which was passed to get Americans to cut energy consumption. The thinking is that less energy will be used toward the end of the day if the sun's out later.
For years, most of the nation has set clocks ahead on the first Sunday of April.
Few computer experts think the new date will make a big difference.

Edited by Rogerdodger, 04 March 2007 - 11:34 PM.

[Frac_Man]

low

Low? High? or Nothing?



Earlier date for springing forward may lead to 'mini Y2K'

By Rowena Vergara
ROCKFORD REGISTER STAR
It's been compared to a "mini Y2K" — some electronic devices will be confused by the new date for daylight-saving time.
Although it's more of a nuisance than a catastrophe in the making, older computers, PDAs and DVRs may not automatically update their times when daylight-saving comes three weeks early this year — on March 11.
The date change was established by the federal Energy Policy Act of 2005, which was passed to get Americans to cut energy consumption. The thinking is that less energy will be used toward the end of the day if the sun's out later.
For years, most of the nation has set clocks ahead on the first Sunday of April.
Few computer experts think the new date will make a big difference.

[mdwllc]

Low? High? or Nothing?



Earlier date for springing forward may lead to 'mini Y2K'

By Rowena Vergara
ROCKFORD REGISTER STAR
It's been compared to a "mini Y2K" — some electronic devices will be confused by the new date for daylight-saving time.
Although it's more of a nuisance than a catastrophe in the making, older computers, PDAs and DVRs may not automatically update their times when daylight-saving comes three weeks early this year — on March 11.
The date change was established by the federal Energy Policy Act of 2005, which was passed to get Americans to cut energy consumption. The thinking is that less energy will be used toward the end of the day if the sun's out later.
For years, most of the nation has set clocks ahead on the first Sunday of April.
Few computer experts think the new date will make a big difference.

Hey Tulsa: [1] I tried to upload a Bradley chart variation; obviously I need to go back to the instructions on how to do it. Where are they?

[2] Anyway, I vote with Frac_Man "low" because this is the first month there won't be a "super moon" Enid

[Rogerdodger]

I need to go back to the instructions on how to do it. Where are they?

Try Rogerdodger's Blog

So easy, even an Enid native could do it.

Edited by Rogerdodger, 04 March 2007 - 09:22 PM.

[Rogerdodger]

If the May pattern means anything, May 24th was the print low and closed up on the day.
As I see it, that could point to Friday as a low. TWT
EDIT for clarification: That is a low Friday the 9th (Bradley)

Edited by Rogerdodger, 04 March 2007 - 11:10 PM.

[mdwllc]

I need to go back to the instructions on how to do it. Where are they?

Try Rogerdodger's Blog

So easy, even an Enid native could do it.

Guess that's the reason I haven't been back in over 50 years...MDW

[arbman]

This decline felt like one operator telling to another; "we finally forced the bears to cover some, now we will drop the market so fast that none of them will have the time to get short again, perhaps we can manage to keep a few yawning longs holding all the way to the bottom too!"...

[Rogerdodger]

Fast, furious and unrelenting.

I just watched the 1980's movie "Trading Places" with Eddie Murphy.
I'm thinking of selling orange juice.

Mortimer will be the only one buying.
Randolph Duke: Mother always said you were greedy.
Mortimer Duke: She meant it as a compliment.

Edited by Rogerdodger, 04 March 2007 - 11:17 PM.