OT- daylight savings time

Oct 26, 2003 75 Replies

Except that the Navajo Nation which comprises a significant chunk of NE AZ, as well as portions of NM, UT, and CO does observe DST. If you plan on vacationing in the 4 Corners area, take a dual time zone watch. Sheeesh:)

Please post that list so I may incorporate it into my retirement planning file!

Seriously.

I think there are only two. Arizona is one. Don't know what the other one is.

Relevance, eh?

I remember those croquet games and barbeques after getting off an afternoon shift up in Alaska.

Whining aside, even Alaska goes daylight so as not to change the time difference between itself and businesses in other states which do.

Might as well have been.

Had the morals of a Kennedy, too....

Arizona is one and the part of Indiana that is not close to Chicago is the other. The effect is that Indiana has two time zones when Chicago is on CST and one when Chicago is on CDT.

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"Daylight Saving Time, for the U.S. and its territories, is NOT observed in Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the Eastern Time Zone portion of the State of Indiana, and by most of Arizona (with the exception of the Navajo Indian Reservation in Arizona)."

Arizona, outside of the Navajo Nation, or inside the Hopi Reservation inside the Navajo nation.

Most of Indiana.

Actually, a jib can be larger than the main, and it's found on small sailboats also.

Renata

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Going to work in the dark AND coming home in the dark, sucks big time.

Jim > > Beyond the nuisance factor, though, I wonder how much productivity is lost

NOT going to work sucks too, Jim!

dave

Jim wrote:

snip

I knew what you were referring to. Homer then says "what's a jib?"

Frank

don't the new episodes suck?

I was close. Three states, not two.

Then quit. Stay home all day. Enjoy the light.

Close enough. I'll send you a cigar. ;)

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