For engineers and mathematicians, mainly:

An interesting coincidence for All Hallows Eve.
Here now these last 11.5 hours - where you are, now or soon.

        Oct(31) = Dec(25)

        :-)

I wouldn't read too much into that.


        Russell


FWIW: Most October and December dates have an Octal/Decimal 
equivalence. The exceptions are December / Decimal 26th - 31st which 
translate to October/Octal numbers which manifestly are not dates. 
It's just that most such pairs have a less obvious relationship than 
the above two. 

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