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02 11 08         Some information on this page is no longer true.


04 09 07             atj = about this journal
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 The claim immediately below is no longer valid
 because the name of this journal no longer is
 Salchert's Weblog:  It is Sprintedon Hollow.
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Brian A. J. Salchert Claims Salchert's Weblog


I, Brian A. J. Salchert, hereby claim
Salchert's Weblog as properly mine.
I also thank AOL for the space and the
technology I use to manifest my journal:
Salchert's Weblog.  If my doing this
here seems a touch goofy, then it does.
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See Technorati Profile
and
Directory at www.pw.org
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My email address is:
thinkinglizard@aol.com
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My journal's address is:
http://journals.aol.com/thinkinglizard/bajs/
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When  you see a 5-number string such as
2007 044 02 3 2
you are seeing my personal date for the
13-month calendar I created last year.
Each month in my calendar, except for
month 13, has 28 days.  Today's date
in the calendar in use is: 2007 02 13.
My date above equals today's date.
The second number in my date is the
day of the year.  The fourth number
is the week of the month.  The fifth
number is the day of week.  If you
add 13 to 31 you get 44.  If you add
2 to 14 to 28 you also get 44.  Any
date in my calendar which at year's
end will be a number containing more
digits than it presently does will have
one or two zeros in front of it.  That
is why "044" and "02" for today.  Month
13 will always have one free day which
I have decided to name "Happy Day";
but, in a leap year, it will always have a
second free day which I have decided
to call "Love Day".  I want each year 
and each month of each year to begin 
on a Monday, even though I am using
numbers in place of day names.  I do
not think I am the first to envision this,
but I want day 7 to always be Sunday.
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Brian A. J. Salchert