On 12 Mar 2008 08:13:22 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rick Fochtman)
wrote:

>I disagree. Let all HARDWARE clocks be set to GMT and use PARMLIB OFFSET 
>values to adjust to local time.

Better than nothing.   But in the U.S. lots of people are learning
ESPN time.   Maybe it will result in a country like China with one
time zone.

Your solution gets rid of most of our (in this forum) problems of
Daylight Savings Time (although not the fact that nothing is saved).
We still have report times with overlapping times in the fall, even if
time-date stamps are accurate.

I wish my clock radios have a button on it that synchronized the clock
to whichever station it was tuned to.   Maybe put a radio in my
Microwave oven to set its clock.   And when power is restored after a
black-out, re-set the clock.   

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