Calendar math fun month

Lots of interesting calendar anomalies this month.

 

The year started with a binary date:

01/01/10 or 010110  (22 if you have to know).

 

Today, January 2, is a palindrome date (same backward and forward):

01/02/2010 or 01022010 (or, if you do your dates in sortable order as 2010/01/02 it will still work).

 

The next few days can all be considered palindromes:

01/3/10

01/4/10

…

01/9/10

But you have to stretch it a bit. Why add the zero to the month, and leave it off the day?

 

January 10 we are back to binary dates:

01/10/10 or 011010 (26 if you have to know)

 

January 11 we have a binary date and a palindrome:

01/11/10

 

January 22 is a good palindrome as well:

01/22/10