Author: Peter McKenzie
Date: 22:14:43 05/23/01
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On May 24, 2001 at 00:25:56, James Swafford wrote: > >There has been an oversight on my part that I hope doesn't >affect anybody's ability to play. The standard differential >between EST and GMT is 5 hrs, but that's offset by 1 hr >because we're observing daylight savings in the states. > >The following URL shows the time in Raleigh North Carolina, >which follows Eastern Standard Time. > >http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=207 > >I interpret that to mean 1000 EST is actually 1400 GMT, not >1500 as posted in the CCT3 schedule. Anybody referring to >the GMT time will have to adjust by one hour. > >Before widespread confusion and chaos sets in, somebody please >verify I've got my facts straight and post a follow up reply. I have a few Qlocks on my desktop (http://www.pdabusiness.com/qlock/index.html) - very nice little app. one has the time in New York which is 1:11am on has the time on London which is 6:11am So 5 hours difference. The Qlock says it is daylight savings in both London and New York. Peter > >-- >James
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