The “New” Daylight Savings Time

You know the dates for daylight savings time have changed, don’t you? Instead of the SPRINGing forward an hour on the last Sunday in April and FALLing back the last Sunday in October, this year, and probably for at least several years it starts on the second Sunday of, March (March 11th) and ends the first Sunday of November (November 4.)
That is, assuming your in the United States and don’t live in the few states who ignore this whole business of time change.
Apparently Congress decided back in 2005 that adding four weeks of daylight savings time would save energy. Why …read more