TULSA, OK -- Bet you didn’t know Tuesday, June 15th, is day 166 on the Julian Date Calendar. QuikTrip uses Julian Dates to help manage freshness of items they make and sell. The News On 6 received a ...
Due to the inconvenient truth that the earth revolves ever-so-slightly more than 365 times during its annual orbit around the sun, every four years (called "leap years") we add an extra day to the ...
Christmas and New Year is a time when many Orthodox Christians who follow the Julian (old) calendar wonder why they do so; or rather, those who follow the Gregorian (new) calendar wonder why the old ...
The rare date Feb. 29 is coming up − and though it only crops up every four years, it is indeed real. But what about Feb. 30 or March 32? Sorry, folks. Those are ...
A confused customer contacted UK grocer Tesco on Tuesday due to purportedly being perplexed by the printed information on a packet of relish. Matthew Storck had purchased a packet of Tesco brand ...
TESCO has baffled a shopper by claiming the best-before date of one of its products should be decoded using the Julian calendar. Twitter user Matthew Stock asked the supermarket what exactly it meant ...
Tesco has prompted confusion after a product was labelled with an expiry date according to the rarely-used Julian calendar. The supermarket’s unusual labelling choice came to light on Sunday after ...
A TESCO shopper was left baffled by a best before date on a sachet of relish — as it appeared in an ancient format. Matthew Stock tweeted the store giant for an explanation after spotting the stamp ...
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