But it was at exacltly the same moment as all other EU-countries, which
makes the synchronizing within the EU very easy.
So I guess there will be an EUrule which became in force also for the UK.
Thibaud Chabot
At 10:48 30-04-2005, you wrote:
Brian Albinson correctly cites the 1925 (British)
It was clearly illegal if you compare it with the
quoted text. But it was at exacltly the same moment
as all other EU-countries...
Yes, this is indeed true.
So I guess there will be an EUrule which became in
force also for the UK.
Technically the British 1972 Act is STILL in force in
Daylight Saving Time should be abolished...
that's my 2 cents worth...
Hmmm! I have so many objections to this tinkering
with clocks that I could easily run to 2 dollars worth!
I will try to be temperate. I shall fail!
1. The principal purpose, one assumes, is to get
people out of
Hi all,
Ever one for 'raising hares' but re. DST USA is it/was it true
that some US agricultural areas stick to what became known as 'cow time'?
Thus making for strange anomolies in short-haul domestic airline flights?
Tony Moss.
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: Is the USA 'Daylight-Saving' period to be extended ?
Hi Tony,
I think you have something there. I have an aunt and uncle that ran a
dairy
farm 600 miles west of us in Kansas. We were both on Central time.
They
often bemoaned the concept of daylight time. They compared it to the
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fill in the ethnic
or
gained an hour.
Ok, back into lurker mode...
Archie
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Originally when the States was an agricultural society, itmay have beenmore important to tie it to the school year to best utilize family child labor. As our current DST is set-up it starts about4-6 weeksbefore most schools let out and ends 4-6 weeks after kids return. I agree with Mark that it
-Saving'
period to be extended ?
Originally when the States was an agricultural society, itmay have
beenmore important to tie it to the school year to best utilize family
child labor. As our current DST is set-up it starts about4-6
weeksbefore most schools let out and ends 4-6 weeks
Can any of the USA-based members of this mailing-list confirm if there are
any proposals currently being considered by your Congress, to change the
'Daylight-Saving Time' period of each year - which is April to October, at
the moment, but may be extended to cover the months of March to November
Douglas Hunt asked:
Can any of the USA-based members of this mailing-list confirm if there are
any proposals currently being considered by your Congress, to change the
'Daylight-Saving Time' period of each year - which is April to October, at
the moment, but may be extended to cover the
In a message dated 2005/04/19 12:23:22 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes, the U.S. Congress is presently discussing whether to extend DST
from the first Sunday in March to the last Sunday in November -- an
increase in the duration of DST by about two months.
I hope they pass the
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