september 15 20 days - Wolfram|Alpha. Jess, at Wolfram-Alpha, emailed me to let me know that the computational knowledge engine that recently went public on the Web, can do date calculations, and you don't need an app to do them. Just type a date in Wolfram-Alpha and add +20 days, and it will compute the time to respond to a pleading. (In Florida, is is generally 20 days). You can do all sorts of computations with dates in Wolfram-Alpha, using the Wolfram Mathematica engine. Very cool stuff, and you don't need an app for that! In the example, I assumed a beginning date of September 15th, added a +20, and you can see the detailed results.
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It's fine for straight calendar day calculations but if you change it to septemeber 15 plus 20 business days it doesn't know what to do. Lots of times calculations are in business days.
Posted by: G | August 10, 2009 at 03:07 PM