proposed tz changes for Argentina, Jordan, Paraguay, Sudan

[Alex LIVINGSTON]

At 22:18 -0800 2000-03-02, Paul Eggert wrote:
>* Argentina has stopped using DST; it will not move its clocks ahead
>  this Sunday.  (Thanks to Peter Gradelski via Steffen Thorsen for
>  this info.)

Correction (of sorts): Argentina will not move its clocks _back_ this
coming Sunday (true, it won't move them forward either, but you know what I
mean). The country hasn't exactly stopped using DST but rather decided not
to (re)introduce "daylight-wasting" time. It will keep its clocks on what
DST would have been.

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Alex LIVINGSTON
IT, Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM), UNSW SYDNEY 2052
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It's the 2000th year, 200th decade, 20th century, and 2nd millennium -
the last year of the last decade of the last century of the millennium.
(But it's no longer 1999, the 1990s, the 1900s, or the 1000s.)

Years since epoch (1-1-1 at 00:00:00) at midday today (Mar. 3): 1999.16904522

Provisional iweaq date: 2000-1k3 (Year-QuarterWeekDay)