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Copy this script and then paste it into your Applescript Script editor. You should be able to find it in /Applications/Applescript. Hit run. If a window opens and displays how long is left in the bush reign of terror, then that's terrific. Now you can save it as a script, or an application. You will be pleased when you open it and find it is closer to the day that scab will fall off.
repeat set todaydate to current date set todayday to day of todaydate set todaytime to time of todaydate set todayyear to year of todaydate set launchdate to date "Tuesday, January 20, 2009 12:00:00 PM" set launchday to day of launchdate set launchtime to time of launchdate set launchyear to year of launchdate set yearsleft to launchyear - todayyear set daysleft to launchday - todayday set timeleft to 86400 - todaytime set totaltimeleft to timeleft + {86400 * daysleft} set totaltotaltimeleft to totaltimeleft + {yearsleft * 31536000} set unroundedminutesleft to totaltotaltimeleft / 60 set totalminutesleft to {round unroundedminutesleft} set unroundedhoursleft to totalminutesleft / 60 set totalhoursleft to {round unroundedhoursleft} set unroundeddaysleft to totalhoursleft / 24 set totaldaysleft to {round unroundeddaysleft} set unroundedyearsleft to totaldaysleft / 365 set totalyearsleft to {round unroundedyearsleft} if totaltotaltimeleft is less than or equal to 0 then display dialog "The wait is finally over!" exit repeat else display dialog "There are...
" & totalyearsleft & " years,
" & totaldaysleft & " days,
" & totalhoursleft & " hours,
" & totalminutesleft & " minutes, or
" & totaltotaltimeleft & " seconds left until the bush nightmare is over.
This dialog will auto-refresh every 10 seconds, or you can manually refresh it by clicking OK." giving up after 10 end if end repeat
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