From SlashDot (so you've probably all seen it):
Congressional leaders from both parties have signed off on a proposal
that will change daylight savings time in the United States as early as
this year. All that is left is a signoff by President Bush. If the
proposed solution becomes law, DST will be extended two months, from
March to November. With many IT applications relying on accurate time
information and many having automatic adjustments for DST, how will the
IT world handle this change? And with the proposal reportedly taking
effect this year, is there enough time to implement change?
http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-daylight20.html
Of course, we'll just need to re-run Olsen once they get it updated, so
for us we're fine so long as the project we rely on is fine!
Cheers!
Rick Measham
