On Saturday, March 14, '15 at 09:26.5359 the date and time will be the first 12 
digits of mathematical constant π (Pi). That is 3.14159265359... Never again in our lifetimes (unless we'll be here in 2115) will the date and time make so many digits of Pi. I suppose that you could go more than a 10,000th of a second to get more digits.
If you want to have some fun with Pi, click this link at NASA/JPL.
Wow Guys, this never would have come to my mind had you not posted it!
Wayne Zuhl
Cranford, NJ
Hi Folks, Very interesting fact and thanks for sharing. I had no idea.
Mark Loewenberg
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Wayne Zuhl
Cranford, NJ
Some people have so much time on their hands to think of this stuff.
Mark Loewenberg
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Wayne Zuhl
Cranford, NJ
Hi there,
I love that this event happend in our lifetime, happy PI day to you both. A
Mark Loewenberg
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Wayne Zuhl
Cranford, NJ
Good evening Wayne and Jean Marie. Wow! Talk about a once in a lifetime event and I lived to tell about it - LOL
Mark Loewenberg
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Wayne Zuhl
Cranford, NJ
Wayne and Jean, that is so interesting! What a great piece of information, I think I will walk around tomorrow, tell everyone who wants to hear it and hopefully they will be impressed! :-)
Mark Loewenberg
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Wayne Zuhl
Cranford, NJ
That is so interesting. That never would have occurred to me. Thx for letting me know.
Mark Loewenberg
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Wayne Zuhl
Cranford, NJ
excellent to remember this each year but this one is the best we will ever see!
Wayne Zuhl
Cranford, NJ
Good morning Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl. I never realized this was going to be such a big deal. That is a trivia question for sure.
Make it a great weekend!
Wayne Zuhl
Cranford, NJ
Good morning Wayne and Jean Marie Zuhl. Enjoy the (pi) day!
Wayne Zuhl
Cranford, NJ
okay...and what were you doing at 9:26 am? (3/14/15/926)
I told few of my nerd friends (though 2 of them live overseas where they do mm/dd/yy so this didn't work for them).
You are right...I didn'd see March 14, 1915 and I don't expect to see March 15, 2115.
Wayne Zuhl
Cranford, NJ
Wayne and Jean - I didn't realize that national Pi day was such a big deal. I can see that it has its own web site.
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