Potential fix for #141 #142
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I had a similar exception when testing the changes in the release that seems to be causing the issue. At that time a LINQ "where" clause both checked that the datetimeoffset had a value, and checked that the value was not a minimum datetime. Splitting that check into two (one where for the value, one for the value check) resolved the issue at the time.
This branch applies the same logic to the top-level Schedule call.
As I cannot yet reproduce the issue this is a stab in the dark.