The last time Rosh Hashana, whose timing is dictated by the Hebrew calendar, fell this early on the Gregorian, or Western, calendar, was in 1899, according to a spokesman for the Orthodox Union, and the next time it will happen is 2089.
But one industry watcher suggested that might change if it wanted to target growing "real-time marketing" budgets - money spent on adverts whose timing is determined by live trackable consumer behaviour.
Bure, whose timing was off tonight, as expected, ended up with 19 42 of ice time, third most among Rangers forwards, behind Kovalev and Lindros.
That is the kind of change whose timing no White House can control.
Jamie, whose timing and court awareness had disintegrated, at last contributed, forcing deuce on Goffin's serve.
Yet the past two years have seen several events whose timing seemed choreographed to embarrass one political side or the other.
One retailer whose timing was especially unfortunate was Anne Moore, the owner of the Bridgehampton hat shop that bears her name.
The comic spark is provided by Cedric, whose slow, sly drawl is thickened almost to the edge of comprehensibility and whose timing could not be better.
Real estate brokers say Starrett-Lehigh may suffer a fate similar to the one it met shortly after it opened 70 years ago: a good idea whose timing was bad.
Even he cannot go on forever, and the man who eventually steps into his shoes will be a young coach whose timing will be fundamental.
Let the Dow rise, let the Dow fall; a death payout is an uncorrelated asset whose timing bears almost no connection to the mood swings of the market.
