Sitting half a world away, I totally forgot about them ... add the
complication of Broken Hill in NSW being on Central Time, Queensland
avoiding Daylight Time (because that extra hour of sunlight fades the
curtains, and confuses the cows), and the government throwing every
autocalculated time change out the window so that the Olympics could be run
in Daylight hours.
I am guessing that you too are a displaced expat.
Regards,
CSE (sitting in Southern California, but still calling Australia home)
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> Cooper
> Sent: Tuesday, 7 November 2000 8:11 AM
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> Subject: Re: Time - hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds?
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>
>
> > 24 possibilities? Surely with Daylight Saving Time, you can
> stretch this to
> > 48 8^)
>
> You don't even need that. Eastern Standard Time and Central Standard
> Time in Australis are 1/2 an hour apart, and Western standard time is
> 1.5 hours adrift of Central.
>
> Calculating which time zone you're in is a tad tricky, though.
>
> Cheers,
> Jim Cooper
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