Greetings Eric,

I disagree, if you have the resources you can chase the Pi second through every time zone on the planet on that day. That is about 30 time zones, unless I miscounted.

In service,
Clifford Linehan
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On Tue, 3 Mar 2015 23:13:54 +0000 "Holmes, Eric T" <eholmes@lanl.gov> writes:

PI SECOND

Attn math nerds: Every year, March 14 is Pi Day (3.14), but only this year (’15) – one day in your whole lifetime -- will there be a Pi Second at 9:26:53, i.e., 3.141592653. Most of us will actually live it twice, both a.m. and p.m. Followers of ConOps, military practice, and others that use 24-hour timekeeping or call it 0900 and 2100 get ripped off, but they’re too serious to care anyway.

Eric T

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