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 Posted: Tue Mar 6th, 2007 09:47 pm
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   I've just learned that we who live in this wondrous state will be going to DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME this coming SATURDAY/SUNDAY !!!

   It will apparently end in November.  This begs the question, no, several questions:

1.  who decided, dagnabit?

2.  why must it exist, dagnabit?

3.  will the sun be up at 7 a.m. in Novermber, fgs!?

4.  why start in bloody March, fgs?

5.  is it not still winter, fhs?

6.  why do I continue to live in this idiotic state with its idiotic politicians? why?

end of tirade--at least for now

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 Posted: Tue Mar 6th, 2007 09:53 pm
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Well you're not alone in your pain... all of us are doing the same, except for Arizona and maybe 1 or 2 others.  They didn't like DST to begin with so they overrode the federal law (which was amended for this change).  And don't forget to apply the registry change to your computer if you are running anything lower than Windows XP, otherwise all sorts of weird things could happen...

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 Posted: Tue Mar 6th, 2007 10:26 pm
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Hey what about us??????  We have well over 50 clocks in the house along with all the watches.  It is going to take us all day Saturday and Sunday just to push them all ahead one hour!!!!!!!! mistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gif

We go through this twice a year!!!!!! smile8.gif

Stephen and Sandra
The Bathys Hawaii King and Queen

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 Posted: Tue Mar 6th, 2007 10:30 pm
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Will be glad to lighten your load alittle Stephen... like, say, that brown dial UN? 

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 Posted: Tue Mar 6th, 2007 11:09 pm
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And better to move them all ahead that have to move them backwards.face4.gif

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Arizona (:)) and most of Indiana (figure that one out) do not go on daylight savings time. The rest of the 48 do. smile8.gif

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You mean this one??????




srh_pres wrote:
Will be glad to lighten your load alittle Stephen... like, say, that brown dial UN? 


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OMG - IT'S THE NEXT Y2K!! 

Quick run out and do what everyone did back then... oh wait, it was all useless.

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That be the one...:)

04lund2025 wrote:
You mean this one??????




srh_pres wrote:
Will be glad to lighten your load alittle Stephen... like, say, that brown dial UN? 



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 Posted: Wed Mar 7th, 2007 02:35 pm
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Why do them all at once?   :?

Do them as you wear them.......

 

04lund2025 wrote:
Hey what about us??????  We have well over 50 clocks in the house along with all the watches.  It is going to take us all day Saturday and Sunday just to push them all ahead one hour!!!!!!!! mistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gifmistake.gif

We go through this twice a year!!!!!! smile8.gif

Stephen and Sandra
The Bathys Hawaii King and Queen


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It is yet another unfunded Federal mandate that Congress passed.  They decided it would save energy costs.  Of course, IT departments dependent on Micro$oft have to spend hours patching Windows and Outlook so calendar entries aren't screwed up for those extra weeks.

The XP patch wasn't bad, I sent it out over my network to all our PC's (
If you have Vista the new time zone rules are already there so you don't need a patch).  The Exchange email server patch however...Microcrap released a tool...it didn't work.  So 20 days later they released another tool (this law passed in 2005 mind you, nothing like waiting until the last minute), and it too didn't work.  So they finally published updated instructions (after we spent hours researching) and hooray, it worked! 

Oh yeah, Congress reserves the right to switch DST back next year if the energy savings studies are inconclusive. :shock:

Cheers,
Griff

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 Posted: Wed Mar 7th, 2007 07:44 pm
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mcwright wrote: Arizona (:)) and most of Indiana (figure that one out) do not go on daylight savings time. The rest of the 48 do. smile8.gif

Indiana is now 100% DLT.  New law in effect this year.......Arizona is the only one that has remained on Standard Time...............Thank God!

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