Lessee here....hmmmm....1001 1001 1001?  That would be October, 10, 1001.
Or, if you prefer binary to decimal...hmm...1001 equals 9, carry the one,
reset the 0.....that's stardate 2457.  Ken or Deri, check my math, wouldya?

-Kyle

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From: Yvonne Craig [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 10:57 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Off topic: An historic moment in time


The list is a little slow... Thought some of you would appreciate this.=20

Yvonne
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Believe it or not but 8.02pm on February 20 this year will be an historic =
moment in time.=20

It will not be marked by the chiming of any clocks or the ringing of =
bells, but at that precise time, on that specific date, something will =
happen which has not occurred for 1,001 years and will never happen =
again.=20

As the clock ticks over from 8.01pm on Wednesday, February 20, time will, =
for sixty seconds only, read in perfect symmetry 2002, 2002, 2002, or to =
be more precise - 20:02, 20/02, 2002.=20

This historic event will never have the same poignancy as the 11th hour of =
the 11th day of the 11th month which marks Armistice Day, but it is an =
event which has only ever happened once before, and is something which =
will never be repeated.=20

The last occasion that time read in such a symmetrical pattern was long =
before the days of the digital watch and the 24-hour clock - at 10.01am on =
January 10, 1001.=20

And because the clock only goes up to 23.59, it is something that will =
never happen again.