Originally Posted by badflaps (Post 3138608)

No real Ferraris were harmed during the filming.

Originally Posted by D B Cooper (Post 3138601)

Interesting aside to that movie. Originally the car they took downtown was a Miata. John Hughes subsequently found a used Ferrari GT.

Originally Posted by Gspeed (Post 3138533)

You can cover pay loss by using vacation time (not vacation days) by having scheduling apply the code VACB to the PD day. It's not for everyone but it's an option.

Originally Posted by theUpsideDown (Post 3138611)

One is a symbol of elegance and engineering to this day, even more so in 1986 when the film released. The other is a Miata.

Originally Posted by The Rover (Post 3138918)

And.......

The Miata came out in 1989.

Originally Posted by StartngOvr (Post 3138491)

Question for scheduling gurus:
Currently have a RSV line for OCT. Days OFF 1-15. On RSV 16-31. (Single block of 16 days.) Trying to move four OFF days from 05-08 and put them on 16-19. Computer saying this violates OFF day grouping requirements.

I can't see where this is not a compliant trade. Results would be only two blocks of RSV and it does not cause a 30/168 violation that did not exist prior to the trade. RSV grouping in my category were 3-99-5 for the OCT bid period. Anyone can explain what I'm missing?

Originally Posted by Texan2IP (Post 3139013)

You can’t move X days from the middle. Any move has to come from the beginning or end of an X day block. The resulting schedule still has to comply with the 3-99-5.