Daylight saving time is upon us again, as we are supposed to "spring forward" in the wee hours of tomorrow morning. I don't like losing an hour of weekend, as this will make tomorrow a 23 hour Sunday, but I do tend to prefer the later sundowns: I just think they should change it and leave it that way. There's an interesting factoid about that from an article on the topic of DST sent along by Ant: "Swedish researchers say there may be some health benefits to turning your clock back. They studied 20 years of records and found that the number of heart attacks dipped on the Monday after clocks moved back an hour. Moving clocks ahead in the spring had the opposite effect. There were more heart attacks in the week after springing forward — especially during the first three days of the week."

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