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6.37  2012-12-01
  -  Bug fixes
        Fixed a bug where ISO 8601 format YYYY-WXX-D didn't work if the week
        ended up in December. Gordon Lugauer.

  -  Time zone fixes
        Newest zoneinfo data (tzdata 2012j)

  -  Documentation fixes
        Spelling error fixed. RT 80621

6.36  2012-10-31
  -  Fix version numbers
        This was an interim release to fix the version numbers (6.35 was
        released with all of the version numbers 6.34).

6.35  2012-10-31
  -  Fix PATH
        This version was an interim release to fix the problem with the PATH
        being replaced.

  -  Removed dependency on YAML
        I've reverted the language data files to perl literals instead of
        YAML. Though not quite as easy to maintain, it solves a few
        problems. Patch provided by Christopher Madsen.

  -  Bug fixes
        Last versions fix for RT 78566 overrode the PATH even when that
        wasn't appropriate. This is fixed. Report and patch supplied by Tom
        Wyant (RT 80435).

6.34  2012-09-04
  -  This is a bug fix so that the PATH won't break non-unix installs.

  -  Bug fixes
        Put the PATH inside the Unix section so it doesn't affect non-unix
        environments. Geoff Rowell

6.33  2012-09-01
  -  Improvements to Date::Manip::Delta
         Added convert method. This had been planned since 6.30, but based
         on a discussion with Henrique Martins, I moved it up in priority.

         Cleaned up handling of delta field lengths (they are now only
         calculated once.

         Added cmp method. Henrique Martins

  -  Bug fixes
         The language modules read from the DATA section, but I never closed
         the filehandle. This is fixed now. Patch by Doru Theodor Petrescu

         Added better loading of DM5/DM6 modules. Evan Carroll (RT 78152)

         Added a secure PATH to TZ.pm for taint reasons. In response to Dan
         Pritts (RT 78566)

  -  Time zone fixes
         Now supports timezones in files with spaces where there should be
         underscores. This occurs in RHEL desktop. Dan Pritts (RT 78566)

         Newest zoneinfo data (tzdata 2012e)

  -  Documentation fixes
         Minor fix. Henrique Martins

6.32  2012-06-01
  -  Modified Build.PL
        Build.PL now has better support for building (or not building) HTML
        files. Apparently this is slow on Windows. Patch provide by Manoj
        Kumar (RT 75118)

  -  Bug fixes
        Fixed a bug in business day calculations. Frederic Briere (RT 76336)

        Fixed a bug where Delta/Recur objects weren't correctly created.
        Zsban Ambrus

        Fixed a bug where SetDate/ForceDate config variables could not be
        included in a file. Jerry Wilcox

  -  Time zone fixes
        Newest zoneinfo data (tzdata 2012c).

  -  Documentation fixes
        Better support for UTF-8 in autogenerated language module pod files.

6.31  2012-03-01
  -  Added extended formats to printf method.
        These include the %<A=NUM>, %<a=NUM>, %<v=NUM>, %<B=NUM>, %<b=NUM>,
        %<p=NUM>, and %<E=NUM> formats. Chris Jackson

  -  Can now parse formats where the time and zone are not adjacent
        A string like 'Jan 21 17:13:27 2010 -0400' can now be parsed.
        Requested on perlmonks ('Can Date::Manip parse a unix timestamp'
        thread).

  -  Added PeriodTimeSep config variable.
        This allows you to use a period as a time separator. Ed Avis

  -  Holidays can be used as date strings
        You can now parse a holiday name in the Date::Manip::Date::parse
        method. For example, parse('Christmas'). Requested by Abigail.

  -  Added new recur modifiers
        Added WDn, IBD, and NBD modifiers.

  -  Added a new date format
        You can now parse '2nd day in May' formats. Randy Harmon

  -  More flexibility in parsing timezones with both offset and abbrev
        If you include both the offset and abbreviation in the timezone
        portion of a date, the parenthesis around the abbreviation are now
        optional, so you can parse both:

           -04:00 (EDT)
           -04:00 EDT

        Requested by Steven Melendez.