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	<title>Comments on: Energy Bill May Make Americans Late</title>
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		<title>By: blankmeyer</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Aug 2005 21:55:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Y2K Part II ?
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As the media makes a mountain out of a molehill on this one, I cannot help but be reminded of Y2K. Yeah, there could be some hiccups. Yeah, TiVo might have to be patched. Yeah, I might have to adjust the time on my five year old watch and then adjust it back once it auto-adjusts a month later (or would it be earlier?).
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There is plenty of time for technology makers to solve this &#039;problem&#039;. But rational thinking will not win out. Products not labeled &quot;2007 Daylight Savings Compliant&quot; will sit on the store shelves with consumers afraid not to buy them. Marketing teams are going to eat through their budgets on this one, recreating product package complete with a new-fangled, neon colored sticker proclaiming compliance. Not to mention the TV ads they&#039;re going to have to produce.
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It will be a Y2K scare all over again. I better start restocking the bomb shelter and stockpiling weaponry.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Y2K Part II ?<br />
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As the media makes a mountain out of a molehill on this one, I cannot help but be reminded of Y2K. Yeah, there could be some hiccups. Yeah, TiVo might have to be patched. Yeah, I might have to adjust the time on my five year old watch and then adjust it back once it auto-adjusts a month later (or would it be earlier?).<br />
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There is plenty of time for technology makers to solve this &#8216;problem&#8217;. But rational thinking will not win out. Products not labeled &#8220;2007 Daylight Savings Compliant&#8221; will sit on the store shelves with consumers afraid not to buy them. Marketing teams are going to eat through their budgets on this one, recreating product package complete with a new-fangled, neon colored sticker proclaiming compliance. Not to mention the TV ads they&#8217;re going to have to produce.<br />
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It will be a Y2K scare all over again. I better start restocking the bomb shelter and stockpiling weaponry.</p>
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